… and branding A further, crucial aspect of globalization is the nature and power of multinational corporations. Such companies now account for over 33 per cent of world output, and 66 per cent of world trade (Gray 1999: 62). Significantly, something…

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… State of the Union Address of his second term. President Bush's overall statement was to ask the nation to back the social security changes he is planning on proceeding with and to help pledge benefits. Bush plans to overhaul Social Security claiming…

… nation from British rule after the American Revolution. The Articles of Confederation became the first attempt of a democratic nation since Ancient Greece and Rome. Because of the fear of a crown, too much power was given to the States and they lacked…

… has been inherent in the country's Constitutional legacy and this is the presence a strong executive who appears to have increased in strength over the years. This has in turn prompted scholars to ask the question "to what extent does the Constitution…

… by the people. There are many different views on whether democracy is good or bad and if it works. Robert Kagan and Robert Kaplan have opposed thoughts on democracy. First off, Robert Kagan supports the concepts of democracy. He states that it…

… constitution of 1982, 'State is to guide the country's economic development. The state council is to direct its subordinate bodies in drawing up and carrying out the national economic plan and the state budget.' These are the development ideology and…

… firearms have been part of the American tradition as protection and a means ofhunting or sport. As we near the end of the 20th century the use of gunshas changed significantly. Because of fast and steady increase in crimeand the fight for the right…

… is an international organisation of 191 nations/states that aims to keep peace throughout the world and provide humanitarian assistance. 51 countries first developed the United Nations. When and how was it produced? The United Nations officially came…

… Migration is often defined as a permanent and long-distance change of the place of residence, as a short-distance move is regarded as local mobility, and moves of short-term residents are regarded as temporary mobility. In studies of international…