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    The character of Criseyde in Troilus and Criseyde is intriguing not only because of the conflicts and tensions she is faced with, but also because of the occasional variations between the type of person she is in her thoughts and the type of person she is when she interacts with Pandarus or Troilus. In her thought she is more independent, self confident and her feelings for Troilus are made evident. Whereas her persona when she’s interacting with Pandarus or Troilus is more reserved and her actions

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    Essay on North Korea: Hope for the Helpless

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    "At the end of the Second World War so many people said, "If only we had known, if only we had known the wrongs that were done in the countries of the hostile forces..."(Michael Kirby). North Korea, an isolated country that has been known for it nuclear weapons program is now entering the news, but for the reason of abuse of citizens and threats of attacks internationally that have caused alarm. North Korean citizens should be receiving help because of the countries history with citizens, and now

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    The Two Koreas: War or Peace?

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    On a bright, summer morning on the Yellow Sea in 1999, two eruptive nations clashed once again, one of many stirring incidents that have happened between the sensitive time-bombs after their famous war. Bullets whizzed past the North and South Korean sailors, and volley of cannon fires caused shattering damage and destructive chaos which went on for ten minutes. This ruthless shootout resulted in heavy casualties on both sides and a sunken vessel; caused by this unstable “battle”, whether the two

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    The terms starvation, isolation, totalitarianism, and nuclear ambitions combined would remind most people the hermit kingdom in East Asia, the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, and its Kim dynasty. After the demise of the aged dictator Kim Jong Il in December 2011, the country went through a period of mourning the death of their “beloved” Great General and, undergoing a power succession to his 29-year-old son, Kim Jong Un. He has been known to have attended a Swiss school in his childhood years

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    Power Bases Kim Jong Il

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    Power: Kim Jong-Il A coercive leader leads through fear and intimidation. The key fundamental in this leadership style is making your followers aware that their failure will ultimately cause some form of punishment. This can take many forms and has been demonstrated on many scales through history. Your boss at work that punishes you with extra work should you fail to succeed at a task is one example. I believe the most coercive leader in our world today is Kim Jong-Il. Kim Jong-Il has been the

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    Twentieth century East and Southeast Asia showed remarkable achievements in terms of state formation and economic development. Many countries in Latin America failed to create developmental structures that allowed them to develop economically. Meanwhile, their Asian counterparts, the “East Asian Tigers”, (Vu,2010) were able to establish structures that have allowed them to become world powers as is especially evident in the case of China and Japan and establish stability within states. The relative

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    The Issue Of North Korea

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    name is mentioned online, the font of his name is slightly bigger than all of the text around it. Similarly, instead of a computer screen reading the year “2012” it reads the year “101”- which represents the number of years since the birth of Kim Jong-Il Sung, the country’s former leader. The government is

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    The Democratic People 's Republic of Korea (DPRK) is a self-reliant and insular state. It’s paranoia and mistrust of the Republic of Korea (ROK) and the United States (U.S.) has contributed towards the relentless drive for expansion of its military capabilities under the ‘Military First’ (Songun) policy, this equates to 22% of GDP . This has been an aggressive expansion focussing on its nuclear and missile capabilities. The overt testing of the nuclear capability has caused concern amongst the

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    Wants vs. Needs Fueling Consumption Behaviors In North Korea many of the consumer decisions are varied between needs and wants. Because the government is very strict, oppressive, and does not spend on food many people cannot access everything they need. For example in many parts of the country there is mass starvation. To counteract this starvation a large number of people have turned to the drug methamphetamine, known as “ice” to them. The drug itself helps to suppress hunger and allows them an

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    Kim Il Sung, originally born Kim Song-ju, was born on April 15, 1912. Kim was born in a dark time for the Koreans due to the occupation of Korea by Japan. It was around this time when North Koreans grew tired of being Japan’s puppets, and they were ready for a true Korean to stand up for them and take back their beloved country. Kim IL Sung was not born to become anyone important, and he was certainly not born to become the future dictator of North Korea. Kim’s family came from nowhere special they

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