Equality

Royaume Uni va perdre un peu de son pouvoir, avant de perdre son empire. Séquence 6 Document 9 : Document iconographique + Texte (part 1 task 1) Document iconographique Pistes d’exploitation possibles : L’image tirée de The Commission for racial Equality, donne une vision multiculturelle de la GrandeBretagne. 56 millions d’habitants, plus de 300 langues et au moins 14 religions font la Grande-Bretagne d’aujourd’hui. Après avoir exercé sa domination sur ses colonies, la Grande-Bretagne a dû accueillir

considered as progress. b) For another thing, in addition to these geographical & time differences, we may also think that the St of Lib is on the side of progress, judging from its name and the ideals of the French & American Republics: liberty, equality, fraternity as far as the French republic is concerned, “life, liberty & the pursuit of happiness”* as far as the USA is concerned. * These words are quoted from the july 4th 1776 American Declaration of Independence. To support this, I will quote

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dimensions of Hofstede’s comparison of Japan and World average [pic] [pic] Power Distance Index This indicates the level of acceptance by a society of the unequal distribution of power in institutions. It reaches 54 %, which indicates a great equality between societal levels, including government, organizations, and even within families. Individualism Index The individualism rate is low (46%). This means that collective preoccupations dominate, people are concerned with others. People believe

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inconsistencies is that Pufendorf does not view international relations as precisely analogous to the state of nature for individuals.104 The interpersonal and international states of nature are similar insofar as both are characterized by rough equality of strength of the units and lack of a common enforcer of laws.105 In both cases reason determines the regulative principles. But other circumstances differ, and the contents of the principles vary accordingly. There seem to be two main respects

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of IR from one of conflict to one of cooperation. Members of the ‘English School’ broadly united by a shared concern with the history, dynamics, and future of something called ‘international society’. Feminists are inspired by the ideal of gender equality, and outraged by the global consequences of what they regard as the gendered character of the modern sovereign state. Poststructuralists are interested in the processes and practices that make it possible to even conceive of the domain of ‘international

1990’s: A NEW CONFIDENCE The return of South Africa in 1994 after the ending of Apartheid. Namibia, Cameroon, Mozambique ask to join the Commonwealth. The Harare Commonwealth in 1991 wanted to protect the fundamental values of the Commonwealth, equality for women, and an economic help for poor countries. 4. How does the Commonwealth work today? There is no set of rules or constitution. Countries make a commitment to core values and principles. They must use the English language: official

1 On Sense and Reference Gottlob Frege Equality* gives rise to challenging questions which are not altogether easy to answer. Is it a relation? A relation between objects, or between names or signs of objects? In my Begriffsschrift1 I assumed the latter. The reasons which seem to favour this are the following: a ˆ a and a ˆ b are obviously statements of differing cognitive value; a ˆ a holds a priori and, according to Kant, is to be labelled analytic, while statements of the form a ˆ b often