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Kalashnikovs Under The Poncho
When something as rock-solid asa national stereotype changes, something profound is surely going on. The traditional (and stupid) Mexican stereotype had been that of the guy wearing a funny and large hat comfortably sleeping next to a cactus.
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Beyond Blind Optimism
In Political Reflection Magazine, vol. 3, issue 3, Dr. Terry Tucker writes about the role social media played in the Arab Spring and the campaigns against SOPA/PIPA (Stop Online Piracy/Protect IP Act) and NDAA (National Defense Authorization Act).
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How Turkey is Emerging as a Development Partner in Africa
Turkey provides assistance for relief aid and reconstruction, but also works as a business partner and invests in youth education.
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Terrorism as Genocide: Killing with “Intent”
Political violence is a broad term that encompasses different types of political action. Political violence can include intra-state or inter-state actions.
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A Case Study of China’s Membership of the World Trade Organization- Implications on Sovereignty
Widely called mainland China, The Peoples Republic of China is the oldest civilization, and the largest country in the world in terms of population...
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Japan’s December 2012 General Election: Some Notes And Observations
Japan’s 47th General Election, held on 16 December 2012, was a landslide victory for the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP)...
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Cowboys Versus Indians in Nicaragua’s ‘Wild East’
The road from Managua to Bonanza, a mining town in the autonomous north-eastern part of Nicaragua, is long and for the most part unpaved.
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A Case Study of China’s Membership of the World Trade Organization: Implications on Sovereignty
Widely called mainland China, The Peoples Republic of China is the oldest civilization, ...
TURKEY Focus
Turkish Nationalists Have Hard Days Ahead
It has been proven that being a nationalist in a country in transition from a modernist national period to a post-national one is a hard burden to shoulder. This has... Read more
by HUSREV TABAK
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Practical Indications of the Peace Process in Full Blo…
Despite the fact that there were other initiatives between the state and the PKK, the first of which was conducted by Turgut Özal, the second one by Necmettin Erbakan, and... Read more
by RAHMAN DAG
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CHINA Focus
A Case Study of China’s Membership of the World Trade …
Following the death of Mao Zedong in 1976, his successor Deng Xiaoping announced the commencement of an “Open-Door” policy, endorsing China’s economic engagement of the world, thus becoming the anchor... Read more
by BINNEH S. MINTEH
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Japan’s December 2012 General Election: Some Notes An…
I. A LANDSLIDE VICTORY In terms of Parliamentary seats, the LDP increased its representation in the House of Representatives from 119 seats (won in the 2009 General Election) to 294 seats... Read more
by DR MICHAEL VAUGHAN
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Global City Analysis
PARIS “It is Paying the Price for…
Paris is located at the north of France. With its 12 million population, it is the biggest metropol of the country as well as it is one of the most populated metropols in Europe. Paris...
By FATİH EREN | Jun 2012
BEIJING: Humanistic City
Beijing is located at the north of China. With its 19 million population, it is the second largest city of the country. Beijing is one of the four cities which the national government (Communist Party...
By FATİH EREN | Apr 2012
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Film Review
Movie Review: Khuda Kay Liye - In the Name of God
Besides accentuating the socio-cultural problems existing in the society, this film also reveals the symbolic power of influential magician clerics sitting in the mosques by promoting the extreme wishful version of Islam and complete observance of silence from the government’s camp to counter back despite knowing the...
By AMIR HAMZA BANGASH | Jun 2012
CESRAN News
Interviews
Interview with Dr. Lobsang Sangay, the PM of the Tibetan…
Dr. Lobsang Sangay is the democratically elected Prime Minister of the Tibetan Government in Exile, officially known as the Central Tibetan Administration. Interview was conducted just after Dr. Sangay was elected as Prime Minister. Elections received massive support of the large Tibetan Diaspora spread across South Asia, North America, South East Asia and Europe. Since 1950s China has occupied Tibet which led to exile of His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama to India. Tibetans under...
By ARNAV ANJARIA | Sep 2012