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is completely irrelevant to their definitions. Both freedom and fairness are always coveted by the masses, but these concepts address the same subject from very different perspectives. The definition of free trade and fair trade are consistent with most articles and websites such as “Investopedia” and “Fair Trade Federation”. Fair trade focuses on restricting producers and farmers in poor or developing countries by forcing them to adopt safe working conditions, provide service to planetary protection

to put my skills to the test and to expand them, it has also enabled me to work well under pressure while remaining task focused, patient and caring.To me, this is largely down to my reading habits when I was younger up to the current day. My most favoured Shakespearean play, Merchant of Venice, has given me insight into the background of anti-Semitism. The play consistently perpetuates a very harsh stereotype of the Jewish Community, where Jews undergo mistreatment like being spit on, treated like

In criminal court cases of Australia, the Jury System is used to ensure that the trial is fair for both parties involved. The Jury is made up of twelve random Australian Citizens from all walks of life. A potential Juror must under go a selection process that consists of; being questioned if they know anything that could hinder their ability to remain unbiased and impartial. After this, they are paraded in front of the prosecutor and defender (both parties). When their name is called proceeded by

support groups given to help those displaying public intoxication. During 2002 it was found that over half of the American population had favoured prevention and rehabilitation become a higher priority than punishment (Prison Policy, 2002). This statistic shows that as society has changed so have the views on punishment and prevention, although it was once favoured to punish those who are in the wrong the perspective has now changed to try help and better the culprit who committed the felony. Drug

know America and hopefully to understand the philosophy behind the founding of the country and how its government system was set up to function. In my opinion, one of the main reasons Thomas Paine’s pamphlet became favoured was because Paine used a lot of common sense opinions that most people could understand. In his pamphlet Common Sense, Thomas Paine begins to argue that American should claim full independence from Britain rather than merely fighting to seek freedom from unfair taxation. Thomas

In political philosophy, the right to the revolution is one of the highly held principles. And by definition, is the duty of the people to a particular nation to overthrow a regime that works against the common interests of the people (Wilentz, 2008). This philosophy has been stated throughout history in one way or another. During the declaration of independence, Thomas Jefferson asserted that people have the right to revolution to change unjust systems of government. The philosophy was also used

integrity or political independence of any state, or in any other manner inconsistent with the Purpose of the United Nations". On the other hand, Article 51 affirms an inherent right of States to self-defence, approvingly, "Nothing in the present Charter shall impair the inherent right of individual or collective self-defence if an armed attack occurs against a Member of the United Nations, until the Security Council has taken measures necessary to maintain international peace and security.........".

both used the power of Enlightenment to embolden the Greek people. Korais focused more on the values of the Greeks rather than their struggles, and he even urged merchants to spend money on promoting education (Brewer). He focused on regenerating the nation, and he passionately advocated for Enlightenment and education. Korais wanted to wait until 1850 to revolt and he expressed his opinion for a while before the revolution began. This prophet valued education his whole life and he expressed the power

Outline the main mercantile policies pursued by European nations during the 17th and 18th centuries. Apply economic principles to analyse the impact of such policies on the countries that adopted them. Mercantilism was at its peak in Europe during the 17th and 18th century, this essay will look at the policies adopted by Britain, the Dutch republic and France and see how they affected their economies and industries as well as that of the other nations. Britain The British empire used various mercantile

After World War II, hundreds of thousands of Europeans became displaced and lost. Displaced children were arguably the most lost of them all. There are many studies on the European rescue attempts of displaced children, but Tara Zahra is unique in that she synthesizes these rescue attempts with the underlying ideas of modern child development and nationalism. In Lost Children: Reconstructing Europe’s Families after World War II, Zahra argues that along with having no home or family, displaced children