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This week in Lamy terrorism and human security were covered in chapters nine and ten. LAmy describes terrorism as the use of violence to bring attention to a “grievance”, to get a certain “response”, or to weaken someones moral to elicit “political change”. Lamy explains that terrorism can be done as a result of infractions on culture, economics, and/or religion. One example the book gives is Al Qaeda which is a religious based terrorist group that fight due to an oath of loyalty to Osama bin Laden

In the article, Ferguson Police Committed Human Rights Abuses, Rights Group Says by Carey Gillam, an international human rights organization said that police in Ferguson, Missouri committed human rights abuses when they tried to stop a peaceful protest about the death of an unarmed black teenager by a white officers in August. Amnesty International said that the U.S. authorities should investigate Ferguson law enforcement because of alleged abuses during the weeks of racially based protests (Gillam

national leaders use to achieve the national interests of a state,” (Lamy, 2015). Morgenthau presents the limitations of the US in changing the behaviour of the Soviet Union to demonstrate that other than means of soft power, defined by Lamy as the “influence and authority deriving from the attraction that a country’s political, social and economic ideas, beliefs and practices have for people living in other countries,” (Lamy, 2015) little can be done by outside forces (i.e., the US) to alter the

When addressing the ideological perspective of feminism and fitting it into the international orb of human rights it is understandable that violence against women and girls is especially prominent within the world (Lamy 2014, 247). It doesn’t matter whether it is a developing country, or whether it is a first world country. It seems that women and girls encase a different world altogether, some may even argue that this is a fourth world to live in. With staggering

replace older ways of thinking” (Lamy et al. 90). Constructivism is the international relations theory that best encapsulates Obama’s time in the White House because his actions and

The article, The Great Unraveling of Globalization by the Washington Post, discusses how many companies and organizations have become victims of globalization. Companies have set up stores and factories in regions such as: China, Russia, India, Brazil, Thailand and more, thinking that those locations would help them achieved the biggest GDP gains (Washington Post, 2015). Globalization was supposed to aid both the rich and the poor countries alike. As the article says, “it was supposed to act like

and Chicago Child-Parent Centers studies (Kirp, 2005; Lamy, 2013). The Perry Preschool study and the Abecedarian study involved children who were randomly assigned into preschool experimental groups and non-preschool control groups; both of these programs were of very high-quality. The Chicago study was a quasi-experimental study and involved many more children, who attended more typical, public school preschools of relatively high-quality (Lamy, 2013). All three of these studies

reggae. These concepts are; empathy and empathic communication, emotional intelligence, emotions and social influences of emotion. In addition, the analysis was based on the article, “Music Content Categories” by Lamy & Levin. The premise of this research paper is based on the findings from Lamy & Levin’s research. Their article helped translate the two song lyrics into the major value-themes. The two songs used were; Bob Marley’s, “Get Up, Stand Up” and Ziggy Marley’s, “We Are the People.” Other research

Larvae of Ochrogaster lunifer Herrich-Schaeffer (Lepidopetera: Thaumetopoeidae), or as it has previously been known, Ochrogaster contraria Walker or Teara contraria Walker, are widely distributed throughout coastal and inland regions of Australia (Turner 1921; Froggatt 1923; Mills 1951; McFarland 1979). Inhabiting mainly acacia and eucalypt vegetation (Van Schagen et al. 1992), larval populations of O. lunifer display a distinctive processionary behaviour by crawling head to tail in single-file to

insurmountable. Pascal Lamy, the Director General of