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scholarly articles in professional journals and edited volumes.[10] He has also written more than 750 columns dealing with current economic and political issues for The New York Times. Krugman's International Economics: Theory and Policy, co-authored with Maurice Obstfeld, is a standard college textbook on international economics. He also writes on political and economic topics for the general public, as well as on topics ranging from income distribution to international economics. Krugman considers

Working Document No. 317/July 2009 Anthoula Malkopoulou Abstract The malaise among Europe’s voting citizens with regard to the European Parliament elections casts a shadow over the EU’s commitment to political participation and democratic values. Not only do EU elections hold little political relevance next to national electoral cycles, but voters are also lost in the EU’s labyrinth of accountability. Yet, what appears as an insurmountable obstacle to the legitimacy of Europe’s decision-making

and fit middle-aged men a lifelong condition called high cholesterol. With many health problems, there are people at the severe end of the spectrum suffering genuine illness, or at very high risk of it, who may benefit greatly from a medical label and a powerful medication. Yet for the relatively healthy people who are spread across the rest of the spectrum, a label and a drug may bring great inconvenience, enormous costs, and the very real danger of sometimes deadly side effects. This vast terrain

intellectual freedom, the discussions, the music, the light-hearted comradeship. And now the old Junker spirit, the Prussian arrogance and militarism are gone. You go to a democratic Germany, a land with deep culture and the beginnings of a fine political freedom. It will be a good life.” Tragically, that “good life” soon reveals early signs of something very different. Writing back to his friend, Martin says of Germany’s new leader, Adolf Hitler: “You feel it in the streets and shops. The old despair

solutions des équations du 2e et 3e degré et qu’il avoue ne pas disposer en détail de l’apport Sassanide et chinois à ce développement. Un autre historien de grand renom, le prof. Dr. D.J. Struik, précise dans son « Geschiedenis van de wiskunde », Het Spectrum, Utrecht 1990 à la page 96 : « Het werk van Al-Battani toont dat de geleerden in de cultuurwereld van de Islam niet alleen kopieerden, doch ook tot nieuwe resultaten kwamen door hun kennis van Griekse, Indische, inheemse en misschien ook Chineese

US dollar.[111] The government proceeded to close 25 unprofitable pits in 1985; by 1992, a total of 97 pits had been closed,[112] with the remaining being sold off and privatised in 1994.[113] These actions had great effect on the industrial and political complexion of the country.[103] The eventual closure of 150 collieries, not all of which were losing money, resulted in a loss of tens of thousands of jobs and devastated entire communities,[112][114] delivering a blow from which the coal industry

document ici. Il s'agit généralement d'une courte synthèse du document.] | International relations theory REALISM Realism is the conservative theory of international relations that has maintained its place throughout the development of modern political science. Its premise is that all states are rational actors and their main goal is to attain power to survive. There are five basic assumptions that explain the realist theory. The first one is the anarchy. The world is anarchic, meaning that there

and Empire Building in the New States”, World Politics, 20(2), January 1968, p. 194.    2. C. Ake, “Charismatic Legitimation and Political Integration”, Comparative Studies in Society and History, 9(1), 1966, p. 6‑13.    3. F. Parkin, Max Weber, 3rd ed., London/New York, Routledge, coll. “Key sociologists”, 2004, p. 81‑82.    4. A. Zolberg, Creating Political Order the Party States in West Africa, Chicago, Rand McNally, 1966, p. 140‑141.    5. G. Roth, 1968, art. cit., p. 196.    6.

Technische Universität Dresden Course: Latin American Political Development Instructor: Silvia Inclán Summer 2009 Mexico: The old one-party dominant regime becomes a democracy – Political and Social Trends towards Democracy in view of the Presidential Elections of 2000 04.09.2009 Josephine Wragge 2nd Semester International Relations Matrikel.No: 3521502 E-mail: JosiW@gmx.de Table of Contents 1. Introduction – perceptions of the PRI defeat in 2000…………………………………………….3 2. The hegemony of

populated, country – stretching between Morocco and Senegal. Contrary to stereotypical descriptions that portray this chunk of the Western Sahara as being ‘the same as it was centuries ago’, Mauritania, has undergone profound demographic, social, political, and musical transformations over the last forty years. Most of the country is desert and a series of droughts (which started in the 1970s) dramatically changed virtually all aspects of Mauritanian society. In 1950 about seventy percent of the population