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navigation acts were also abolished=< this was important to the growth of the economy. The great expedition of 1931: Hydepark=> building especially built fro the occasion, Crystal Palace, Price Albert?????? Peace would come from economic liberalism=> political project Crystal palace was designed by Paxton, exhibitors could exhibit free=> 14 000 exhibitors came from all over the world. ½ of the building dedicated to Britain, the other half to the rest of the world  Change in consumer demand with the creation

much of its persuasiveness from the assumption that if a bureaucracy is representative in a numerical-proportional sociological sense, (a representative sample) it will therefore be representative in the normal sense of political agency. Three meanings of representation: political agency, representative sample and as symbol. (218-219): Representation as an agent, speaking on behalf of, representation as a representative sample, (being typical of a group) – concern is not on responsibility and action

CAMEROONIAN POLITICAL CULTURE 1. Identification + Economic, social and geographicals characteristics. The name of the country derives from the term used for the Wouri River by Portuguese explorers. Reaching the Cameroon coast near the modern port city of Douala around 1472, those explorers named the river Rio dos Camaroes ("River of Prawns") after the variety of crayfish they found there. This name later was applied to the coastal area between Mount Cameroon and Rio Muni. Cameroon has distinct

kind of jokes. In this regard, stresses that Ahmed Al-Tayeb alj «Moroccans accept all kinds of jokes as long as Tdghm, and even exceeded the bounds of decency».  While Moroccans laugh at holy sites in couvertures, Echttamonha usually expressed in terms such as «God allows Lena», or «God confound the devil thief» or «the tongue that the bone». The Some go so far as «citing the words of the prophet - Rvhoa for these souls, they corrode, and stainless steel - or verse of the Qur'an) Allah will not call

geopolitical and economic organisation of 10 countries which aims include the acceleration of economic growth, social progress, cultural development among its members, the protection of the peace and stability of the region. EU : It’s an economic and political union of 27 member states in the Europe area established by the Treaty of Maatstricht on 1st November developing a single market through a standardised system of laws which apply in all member states, ensuring the free movement of people, goods,

Compare Frederick Douglass, “Fourth of July” with either Henry Highland Garnet, “An Address to the Slaves of the United States of America” or Harriet Jacobs, Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl (excerpt) in terms of their treatment of the question of slavery and freedom in the United States: How do the writers define slavery? How do they define freedom? What is the relationship between the two? During the nineteen century, many people have participated in the abolition of slavery. These figures

goes back to Edward the Confessor (1042), not to the battle of Hastings. He had some territories in France and in ENgland, so that they had a very close relationship. Edward had contacts with nobles and dukes of France. This created a confusing political situation (sons Harold & William both claimed France). This led to the battle of Hastings to settle the dispute. Harold was defeated and William became King. After 1066, Normans took power ( appointment of Norman bishops and the Anglo-Saxons bishops

but in reality it is about 2% of the total EU public expenditures. It is the source of periodic political crises but also a stabilizing factor for the development of the European Union, established since the 80’s in different successive financial executives. Over this period, the budget increased in real terms but its size relative to GNI fell even though the Union has enlarged and taken on new political responsibilities. The budget’s repartition is based on rules and has a special role in the EU community

conflict of interest between the two. However, even discounting these essentially political criticisms, human-capital theory can be regarded as a species of rational-exchange theory and open to a standard critique, by sociologists, of individualist explanations of economic phenomena. Some labor economists have criticized the Chicago-school theory, claiming that it tries to explain all differences in wages and salaries in terms of human capital. The concept of human capital can be infinitely elastic, including

international borders or territories.[1] In most countries, it represents a significant share of gross domestic product (GDP). While international trade has been present throughout much of history (see Silk Road, Amber Road), its economic, social, and political importance has been on the rise in recent centuries. Industrialization, advanced transportation, globalization, multinational corporations, and outsourcing are all having a major impact on the international trade system. Increasing international