Eliminating Third World Poverty & The North-South Gap
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A 5 page paper discussing methods of ridding the world of the enormous financial status gap and poverty and hunger that is often associated with the Third World. Although many Third World countries are making great financial gains in recent years the theories presented for examination can be applied to any portion of the world where hunger and poverty are an issue. Economic changes that various countries help to implement as well as funding and contributions are mentioned. Perhaps the greatest hope these countries have is to become more educated thereby having a greater chance of survival. Bibliography included.
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G.A.T.T. / Book Review
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An 8 page review and analytical discussion of Laura D'Andrea Tyson's book entitled "GATT : Who's Bashing Whom ?" in which the writer details problems and issues associated with the General Agreement of Tarrif & Trade. No Bibliography.
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General Agreement of Tariff and Trade (GATT)
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A 9 page overview and discussion of the General Agreement on Tariff and Trade. The writer explores why governments have traditionally been skeptical of GATT and concludes that it would have both positive and negative implications in the future.
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Global Gender Issues
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A 7 page paper persuasive argument in support of global gender issues as postulated by Spike Peterson and Anne Sisson Runyan. The paper discusses how these authors relate global issues to housewife economics vs. business economics and the factors that get in the way of resolving global conflicts and related gender issues. The paper particularly operates on the dynamics of chaos theory and how this relates to patriarchy and feminism in the global arena.
Filename: Genissu.doc

Globalization
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The concept is discussed primarily in relation to foreign policy in this 15 page paper. Many issues are addressed including economic concerns, social problems, environmental issues and foreign policy. The concept is defined as well as looked at in a historic context. Bibliography lists 14 sources.
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Historical Roots of the Drug Trade in South America
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An 11 page essay that traces the South American drug trade to its historical roots and economic origins. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
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Human Rights / Economic & Political Views
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An 8 page research essay on the current human rights issues facing the United Nations, and the economic, political and religious aspects of the struggle for global equity. The writer argues that although the sheer number of human rights violations is numbing, the recognition of the problem and the work that is proceeding toward curing this social ill speak in favor of the human species. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
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Individuals Changing The World
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A 5 page essay on how individuals acting as leaders and risk takers will change the world. The writer argues that although governments are often looked to for answers--the type of changes needed are in contrast to those governments' interests and the answer does not reside in government (except through democratic change). The paper relies heavily on examples of several risk takers and how their efforts could lead to change. The paper does not seek to support these particular solutions, but to point out their potentialities--as potential relates to individual action. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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International Politics & Power
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In 5 pages, the writer discusses the concept of international politics, which,-- like all politics is essentially representative of the struggle for power. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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