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1. Introduction The Enlargement of the European Union is a great opportunity for European Countries to end the artificial divide that has split the continent for the past 60 years. Both, the EU and the candidate countries are able to profit economically and politically by the new enlarged domest...
I. Introduction The Turkish nation cannot hide the fact that it holds a horrific human rights record. Yet there are many other states that have abused such rights, were able to put an end to violent acts against humankind, and now stand amongst the greatest and most respected powers in the world. T...
Europeans had many reasons to risk their live in a really long voyage across the Atlantic Ocean. Many new technological advancements such as the cannons, new ships, magnetic compass and the astrolabe- helped make the trip something possible. Eventually Captains didn't have the money to afford t...
The North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) was signed into law in October of 1992 and went into effect on January 1st, 1994. This tripartite trading bloc of North American countries established tariff-free trade while removing many of the barriers to cross-border investment, expanding the earli...
Samuel P. Huntington's article The Clash Of Civilizations was a rare foresight in the time it was written. One must agree that his analytical skills have proven him mostly right, up to this point. Even though his warnings on this clash of civilizations has not been taken into account by the wes...
Tocqueville does not believe it is a forgone conclusion the world will become democratic. It is only through special circumstances that America was able to become and maintain its democratic society. From its inception, America was founded by people who brought a special sense of individualism t...
I. Introduction Regional integration efforts were created in order to remove economic barriers between nearby countries and prevent conflicts. It involves the trade of good without tariffs and quotas; free movement of services, labor, and capital; removal of trade policies that provide an advantage...
Ireland is the second-largest island in Europe (James Martin, goeurope.com). It is made up of Northern Ireland, which is part of the United Kingdom, and the Republic of Ireland, which is a completely separate country. Northern Ireland consists of 26 counties and the Republic of Ireland consists of 3...
In this journal entry we ask ourselves who we are as Austrians. What does it mean to be an Austrian and come from our country? Today's Austrians are a complicated and interesting people. They have a long history closely tied with Germany. Both countries share many of the same policy issues, and...
"Vikings," the term is given to a race of Scandinavian people who raided and settled in large areas of eastern and Western Europe during a period of Scandinavian expansion from about 800 to 1100. The term came from an old English word "wic", which is a derivation from a Latin wor...
After the devastating effects of WWII, Europe's economic and social conditions where in shambles. The personal suffering and internal upheavals threatened chaos. There was a lack of coal, steel, electrical power, railroad cars, locomotives, trucks, oil, and grain. All of the West European countri...
Brittany The particular significance of Brittany lies in its transformation from a region marginal to the rest of France, both culturally and economically, to a leading agricultural area of the country (Roger Dalton & Corentin Canevet, 1999) Brittany has traditionally suffered out migration, p...
For many years, foreign travel to and from Albania was severely restricted. Although the country has been a tourist destination for Europeans for several years, the majority of people in the United State still know very little about this Eastern European country. The purpose of this paper is to di...
Spain in the 1960's undoubtedly experienced an economic boom, however, the question examined requires investigation into how far this rapid progression was due to 'circumstances outside of the country itself' or whether Franco and his policies effected the boom. However, w...
Global economy is as same as a boat waving and fluctuating among the tides and waves of an ocean in this turmoil international situation, which is characterized by wars her and there, peace process taking place in every part of this world, environmental issue and its implication with the emissions o...
International Law vs. the American ConstitutionThis article examines the implications of three recent cases. These are:"«The case of Pinochette"«The UN condemning the Australian Government for developing a uranium mine near an Australian National Park."« The traditional American view and it's Mod...
ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHYThe reason I choose this topic is because I might have some Austrian in my family. I thought that it would be cool to figure out some things about this country and also check if they are bad or good. In this article, they talk about a lot of things and how they think that the...
America is the greatest place in the world to live in. We have every right to do whateverwe want to do in this country. We can publish our own newspapers, criticize ourgovernment without fear, and freely believe in our own religions without being persecuted. Lately though many of one particular ma...