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    outlined by President Obama and General Petraeus’s most closely embrace is the heart and minds (HAM) theory. President Obama speech identified the United States strategic approach with Afghanistan in three elements. The three core elements addressed by President Obama during his speech on the strategy in Afghanistan are identified as: 1) utilize the military effort to create conditions for transition, 2) a civilian surge that

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    Against The War I began exercising my rights as an American citizen in earnest when I was 12 years old. During lunchtime at school, a few kids in my class placed thumbtacks on my teacher’s chair (an old trick). She was understandably very upset when she sat on them. Not having DNA and fingerprint testing at her disposal, Ms. Hana issued the ultimatum that unless those who had committed the act came forward, she would be forced to punish the whole class. We had until the end of the day to produce

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    In The Photographer Into War- Torn Afghanistan with Doctors Without Borders, one of the themes evident within the book is the difference between the stereotypes of Afghan people and who they actually are. The photographer, Didier Lefevre, is fueled by, “a profound respect and love for the people of Afghanistan, and a belief in the importance of their work” ( Lefevre x). The importance in that work was to show humanity in the faces the media portrays as terrorists. The media also portrays Afghanis

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    Cultural Awareness and characteristics within the Afghanistan culture. There are five major characteristics that define a culture; they are learned, shared, symbols, integrated, and dynamic. Culture is learned. It is not biological; we do not inherit it. Much of learning culture is unconscious. We learn culture from families, peers, institutions, and media. The process of learning culture is known as enculturation. While all humans have basic biological needs such as food, sleep, and sex, the way

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    The Taliban arose in Afghanistan at the beginning of 1994. They started to gain power after the Soviets had invaded Afghanistan in 1978 and left around the 1980’s. After the Soviet Union left Afghanistan the Taliban gained power resulting in a civil war. This rise of the Taliban was not a positive event in Afghanistan, it has caused problems that are still in occurrence today. Because of the Taliban the Afghan people are having to flee their country in order to be safe, or stay home and fight for

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    the Hazara from the Pashtun people of Afghanistan. Assef has made his opinions on the Hazara clear, insulting the Hazara for being in Afghanistan, and insulting the people who house the Hazara; he seeks to remove the Hazara from Afghanistan with Hitler as an example. Assef loathes the Hazara for simply being in Afghanistan; so he mocks them because he doesn’t want them in Afghanistan. Assef has a very bold belief on the true residents of Afghanistan: “Afghanistan is the land of the Pashtuns. It always

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    Afghanistan: International Political Problem Afghanistan: International Political Problem Introduction Afghanistan for years now has turned into be the talk of the century. In that nation there has been a battle ground of altering associations, betrayal, and participation of foreign rudiments at the expenditure of the political, financial and social tragedy of the zone. Thoughts for instance 'the enemies yesterdays from are today's friends; the friends that are of today are tomorrows enemies'

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    The antagonists in the political systems of the Soviet Union and North America during the cold war Name Course Institution Tutor Date The relationship which existed during the cold war between North America and the Soviet Union was majorly based on the different ideologies of the different nations, the political grounds and the difference in the economic factors. Upto date the cooperation of the two great nations are guided with a lot of caution and also there exists a lot of bitter

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    Globalization is an important term that is partially responsible for an economic revolution that took place around the world. Theodore Levitt, a former Harvard Business Review editor, coined the term “globalization” and used it for the first time in one of his articles in 1983 (Los Angeles Times magazine, 2006). According to the Business Dictionary, globalization can be defined as “the worldwide movement toward economic, financial, trade, and communications integration” (businessdictonary.com).

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    mainly in sub-Saharan Africa (Nigeria, Benin, Mali, Niger amongst others) and some Middle Eastern[->9] countries, which are poor or affected by government policy or civil strife, notably Pakistan[->10], Palestinian Territories[->11], Yemen[->12] and Afghanistan[->13]. [->14] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Stage5.jpg Diagram which includes stage five Origins of Demographic Transition Theory The idea of DTT was first advanced by Warren Thompson[->15] in 1929. He divided the world into three major

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