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    2/may/17 Drugs and Militias Mitchell brings to attention the two actors the principle and the agent. In the relationship between principals and agents the principal can never be certain of complete control if behavior from other bureaucracies provide a guide to the private interest of agents and their ability to hide their interests and actions from the principal contribute substantially and systematically to the human toll of the bureaucracies of repression. For some of the agents the violence

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    of the southerners to keep blacks enslaved, the age of Reconstruction may have come to such an abrupt stop. Many would claim that, while the Confederacy had fallen, the Confederate spirit was still alive - this is evidenced by the rise of the paramilitary terrorist organization, the Ku Klux Klan. The Klan arose out of many former Confederate soldiers, with mindsets similar to that seen in Document 9

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    Security Council should promote a converging and problem-solving approach between Russia, the United States and other regional powers involved in Syria’s crisis, like Saudi Arabia and Iran; and then try to negotiate with the Government, rebels and paramilitary groups, as well as define an international strategy to defeat Jihadists. Background and Problem Statement “A political solution to the crisis in Syria needs to be found. Until then, displacement

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    regime. The brigade would seize control over part of Cuba’s southern coast where they could allow political leaders to return safely to the island to present a “democratic alternative” to Castro (Warner, 2008). CIA officials were confidence that paramilitary action would prevail as it did in Guatemala in 1954 (Warner, 2008). The CIA’s initial plans incorporated a landing at the town of Trinidad by a task force of 1,040

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    The Shiites formed a national force with its own militia, T.V. station, paramilitary bloc and cabinet minister while resisting national and international calls to disarm. Hezbollah defends terrorism for their actions as in the bombing of the Marine Corp. barracks in 1984. The motivation behind this attack was Israel’s invasion

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    Crime Vs Incarceration

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    The past several years have been a turbulent time for the United States. In the aftermath of the terrorist attacks in 2001, the American government appears to slowly be transitioning into a police state, with major domestic surveillance programs and a heavily militarized police force. A police state, defined by the Oxford Dictionary, is “A totalitarian state run by means of a national police force, using repressive methods such as covert surveillance and arbitrary arrest and imprisonment to control

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    father's name was Alessandro Mussolini. Alessandro was a committed socialist and a blacksmith. His mother's name was Rosa Maltoni, She was a schoolteacher. Benito Mussolini is one of the most influential men in the world because he forged the paramilitary Fascist movement in 1919, led Italy in WWII and led military expenditures to Libya, Somalia,Ethiopia and Albania.Benito Mussolini was raised in a poor region in northeast Italy.Benito Mussolini was a politician in Italy, Leader of the National

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    Political Effectiveness

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    the army, police and security services reflect the social composition of society at large? Rating H 8.4 How free is the country from the operation of paramilitary units, private armies, warlordism and criminal mafias? Rating VL The country has a long way to go before being completely free from private armies and paramilitary units. Events like the Oakwood mutiny that occurred 5 years ago (Remollino, 2006.) remind us that we are still a very unstable

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    The paramilitary organization of the police has naturally created a unique police subculture that mimics how it functions. The culture is based upon bravery, secrecy, autonomy and isolation from the outsiders (non-police) (Kappeler et al 2006, 289-91). The organization enforces these traditional and very military-like values because being a police officer is seen as a high honour and a foundation of society: it is held to the highest praise and nobility in society at large. The tremendous pressure

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    Colombia Research Paper

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    Colombia has been the setting for the longest-running civil war in Latin America. The conflict in this country takes place between the government and the two leftist guerilla groups, as well as the conflict between the guerrilla groups and the paramilitary forces. As in most wars, the most affected in this conflict are unarmed civilians. Another dimension to the predicament in Colombia is the drug problem. Colombia is the largest producer and provider of cocaine in the world. This problem, however

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