...------------------------------------------------- THE NEW WORLD ORDER Terms by George Bush Senior Can be generally divided into three stages of transformation: * From the end of the Cold War until 9/11 * From 9/11 until the Global Financial Crisis * From the GFC to present day ------------------------------------------------- From the Cold War until 9/11 * Period from 1989 until 2011 * After a stagnant period, the 1990s turned into a decade of economic growth * Globalization saw a technological revolution * Number of states increased at the UN 1989: End of power politics * End of Bipolarity – The Cold War was marked as an era of bipolarity in which the US-inspired capitalist system ‘played off’ against the Soviet-inspired ‘state socialism’. * NATO vs WARSAW PACT; US dollar system played off by COMECON * Move towards Perestroika effectively killed off competition – leading to a reduction of ideological contestation End of Ideology/ Victory of Capitalism? * Belief that capitalism ‘triumphed’ over socialism – greater expansion of capitalist norms. * TINA syndrome. With the exception of a few ‘rogue’ states, most have realized its best to ‘play’ the game and embraced market values. * Led to: * 1. The ‘Retreat of the State’ argument * 2. The ‘End of History thesis’ Post-Cold War Triumphantism * Led to the liberalization moves in the 1990s and the renewal of International Organizations * Increase...
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...Kaleena Reese- Midterm Professor Q. Fuck you and your corporation, y’all niggas can’t control me. See they’ll confuse us with some bullshit like the New World Order. Meanwhile the DEA, teamed up with the CCA. They tryna lock niggas up They tryna make new slaves. See that's private owned prison- Kanye West Corporations is defined as Firm that meets certain legal to be recognized as having a legal existence, as an entity separate and distinct from its owners. Corporations are owned by their stockholders (shareholders) who share in profits and losses generated through the firm's operations, and have three distinct characteristics legal existence: a firm can (like a person) buy, sell, own, enter into a contract, and sue other persons and firms, and be sued by them. It can do well and be rewarded, and can commit offence and be punished. Limited liability: a firm and its owners are limited in their liability to the creditors and other obligors only up to the resources of the firm, unless the owners give personal-guaranties. Continuity of existence: a firm can live beyond the life spans and capacity of its owners, because its ownership can be transferred through a sale or gift of shares. Municipal authority of a town or city. A very large, usually diversified, firm. However, America and corporations go hand in hand. In the United States, where they say a prison population of up to 2 million – mostly Black and Hispanic – are working for various industries for a pittance. For...
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...China and New World Order Based on what you have learnt in this course, what kind of world order do you think we have now and to what extent a new world order is shaped by the rise of China? In what aspects is the rising China changing the existing world order? World order has a variety of definitions. In general, it refers the pattern of relations between states, behaved according to a set of institutional rules and principles. It changes over time when great powers rise and fall. Suggested by George Modelski, the Long Cycle Theory believes a war will emerge after the rising power threatens the original hegemony and might replace the existing world order. The challenge posed by the rise of China to the western dominance is felt worldwide as her second largest economic status. A question has been asked by an American scholar John Ikenberry – “Will China overthrow the existing order or become part of it?” This essay aims at introducing the current world order and investigating how it has been changed with the inclusion of China. One of the two major types of world order is the Westphalia order which is based on the modern state system. It is the concept of authority on the territory that the sovereignty of states and the fundamental right of politics is self-determined without any intervention from other states in internal affairs. This system highly respects the territorial integrity of states and the legal equality between states that is no matter the size of a country...
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...The New World Order: Not Built in a Day Luke Nosko 2011-04-02 David Tabachnick Word Count: 3028 The end of the Cold War, marked by the collapse of the Soviet Union, was the beginning of an unprecedented geopolitical scenario in modern times, namely the existence of a lone superpower nation which easily dominated the other countries of the world in terms of military strength and international economic and political influence. With this never-before-seen position of power in the modern, globalized world came the heightened importance of American foreign policy decisions, and the world waited to see how the US would react to being thrust abruptly into this role of the unipole of world power. The first test of US foreign policy as the sole superpower would actually come before the official dissolution of the USSR (though it had been in steep economic decline for some time), when Saddam Hussein lead the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait in 1990. US President George H. W. Bush would place this conflict into perspective for the countries now looking to the US for leadership in his address to a joint session of Congress and the nation on September 11, 1990, and it was then that he most famously claimed that the US would strive to establish and protect the concept of a New World Order (NWO): “We stand today at a unique and extraordinary moment. The crisis in the Persian Gulf, as grave as it is, also offers a rare opportunity to move toward an historic period of cooperation. Out of these...
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...Something stupendous happened in the middle of a recession last year. At a time when vast swathes of Europe were being laid waste by an economic tsunami, world trade grew fastest in the last 50 years. It is not hard to figure where this growth was taking place – not in Europe or the United States. The long anticipated South-South show is now a reality. Trade data show a paradigm shift from the advanced nations, which will show an import growth of 0.9-1 percent, while the emerging economies will exhibit import growth of 4.5-5 percent this year. What this means is that the emerging nations are trading more among themselves while the West is being edged out of the fastest growing markets. But behind these statistics hides another story – the United States, the flagship of the Anglo-American empire, is listing. And from its shadow is emerging a new world order being drafted by the BRICS – Brazil, Russia, India, China and the latest member, South Africa. Since the G-7 has turned into a gabfest, the BRICS will increasingly set the global economic agenda. This is not a replay of the Great Game – geopolitical manoeuvres aimed at top dog status – though you can never discount that possibility entirely. The BRICS have no empire ambitions, and in fact are a diverse group of multi-ethnic nations with very little in common. Russia and South Africa are literally and racially poles apart, and India and China are on opposite ends of the freedom index. This rainbow coalition...
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...randomness, they dread the sort of random occurrences that can destroy their lives, so as a mechanism against that dread, it turns out that it’s much easier to believe in a conspiracy. Then you have someone to blame, it’s not just randomness. - Psychological forces (VS evidence-based thinking) Psychological forces like motivated reasoning have long been associated with conspiracy thinking, but scientists are learning more every year. On the other side there is the evidence-based thinking which most of the people who do not believe in these theories have. o Motivated reasoning Motivated reasoning is an emotion-biased decision-making phenomenon - Expand the conspiracy Another common trait is the need to constantly expand the conspiracy as new evidence comes to light. An example of this is the climate change conspiracy theory which states that the climate changes are not true and are made up. This is, as we all know, a topic that has been researched a lot, but the conspiracy theorists means the...
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...Imagine discovering a tiny helicopter living inside you and feeding off your nutrients, sounds impossible right? Wrong. According the theory The New World Order (NWO) has created a microscopic fully-functioning helicopter via biotechnology in attempts to take over the world. Many people defend the theory of these “Black Helicopters”. Not much is known about Black Helicopters. What we do know is they are autonomous agents –life forms- created by the NWO. Using Biotechnology the NWO has successfully created life forms modeled after helicopters. They appear to exhibit intelligent behavior and adaptive problem solving skills. It has been reported that they start out as seed crystals that are injected into a biological “host organism”. They have also been reported to be ejected from planes in the form of “chemtrails”(BeforeItsNews.com) which is when planes flying overhead spray the Black Helicopter seed crystals into water sources and farm lands. The Black Helicopters will live inside the host organism, usually undetected, until they get big enough for the “live birth” which is when they burst from within the host organism. Some smaller Black Helicopters camouflage themselves as smaller animals, Pigeons and squirrels for example, to spy in broad daylight. According to theory, the NWO plans on using these Black Helicopters for full world power. The Black Helicopters if detected will commit suicide if compromised, usually resulting in Spontaneous human combustion. They do this because...
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...This page will take much time to present all the information you'll need, be patient and keep checking back as the information is posted. Upon completion of this page, I will begin a new page which details the proven, most successful cure for many types of abuses, from drug, alcahol, physical, mental, & sexual abuse, not only for the victim, but is the same for the offenders as well, all of which is found in scripture which people commonly pass over, not realizing its relativity, or meaning. Many of the laws are designed to appear as if they are making people safe, but in reality is to prevent anyone from being rehabilitated, or cured, as well as to pave the way for others to fall into the same catagory of becoming a victim or offender, usually both. By design to pass more laws which bypassing the constitution without resistance, but with the people indoctrinated to demand it, enforcement of monioring the people, regulating thier activities & allowed locations, to build the techology of the Big Brother System. Actually several events occured in order to create the need for government, through laws and legislation, giving the appearance of, protecting you, while actually, removing freedoms, and at the same time, creating more lawlessnessness that supposidly justifies their cause, in order to continue to increase more laws giving them continuity of government, like a cancer,...
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...that the fans wanted in the division of something new and refreshing on the main roster. Give Sasha, Becky, Charlotte (and Bayley) credit: they've become to being great women's wrestlers through intense ring work and dedication to being on a level to main event in front of a Full Sail crowd and tearing the house down. Also give some credit to the announcers for putting that segment over because it needed to happen. They used the term "women" instead of the derogatory term of being called Divas and putting over the future of "women's wrestling." I want to say that there is finally going to be some improvement in the division based off of that segment, but in reality I don't think their going to live up to everyone's expectations. There are some things in that angle that were questionable like how they were introduced with no hype or video packages, or as to why Stephanie McMahon introduced the ladies (instead of Triple H) and took the credit for something she had nothing to do with. However, that's not the real issue. The concern is what WWE Creative are going to do moving forward with the women now after that segment. How are they going to treat the women in some way of fashion next week, or next month, or the next two years? Will the WWE follow up on their word on trying to revolutionize the Divas Division and women's wrestling now? It seems like every time the WWE likes to tease fans with something that's excited and new turns out to be disappointing and a waste of time...
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...heard of a novel about a production plant? Well, Eli has made the production managers have quite an epiphany. In one book he might have changed the whole world of cost accounting. Eli approached the production world with a common sense view. Using just one goal, making money, he referenced every activity to it. Eli said, "I view science as nothing more than an understanding of the way the world is and why it is that way." You see, Eli is a physicist, and in being one, has to understand why things work the way they do. His common sense approach is illustrated beautifully in this novel. He has looked at cost accounting from the outside and has developed a whole new system because of it. Everyone from accountants to production managers to CEO’s should read this book. Because of its fundamentals, it should be part of the curriculum of every accounting program. This novel has and continues to help the industry to make strides toward continuous improvement. Chapter One The first chapter gets the reader acquainted with Mr. Alex Rogo and his apparent problems with his production plant. This is shown through a confrontation between Mr. Rogo and his boss Mr. Peach, the Division Vice President. The dispute is over an overdue order #41427. Through their conversation it’s learned that Mr. Peach will not settle for anything less than the order being shipped today, and since the plant is neither productive nor profitable, Alex has three months to show an improvement or the plant will be shut...
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...Oluchi Mmeli Okeke 1st September 2015 It was the 9th of July 2014. The day I finally knew that I really wasn’t a child anymore. I shook a little bit from the inside when I knew that I was going to be graduating on that very day. Sleep was not the answer to my problem a night before the 9th, I was so anxious; I kept wondering about what I was going to wear and how I was going to feel. ‘Oh Gosh! What if I fall off the stage?’ I thought to myself. I was really anxious about it and happy at the same time, I had mixed feeling. I woke up the next day as excited as you can imagine. The first very word I said that day was ‘Its Time’. I didn’t waste time to begin to get ready; my mom helped me pack some things that I needed for the day. I smiled every time I saw the suit I was going to wear; I had been picturing myself in a fully decorated suit since I was a little child. Time was not on my side, I quickly finalized what I was doing and took off. I got to the school premises about an hour before the ceremony started; I went up to where we were supposed to get ready and organize ourselves. I met a couple of my friends they all looked beautiful, I really wanted to take pictures with them but I really had to get ready, they were already dressed up apart from me. I swiftly unzipped my bag and started to dress up. “You guys have 10 more minutes to get ready” The vice principal called out from the hallway. Sweat dripped down my cheeks, I knew that I needed more time to get myself...
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...Chapter One The first chapter gets the reader acquainted with Mr. Alex Rogo and his apparent problems with his production plant. This is shown through a confrontation between Mr. Rogo and his boss Mr. Peach, the Division Vice President. The dispute is over an overdue order #41427. Through their conversation it’s learned that Mr. Peach will not settle for anything less than the order being shipped today, and since the plant is neither productive nor profitable, Alex has three months to show an improvement or the plant will be shut down! Chapter Two This chapter gives insight to Alex’s home life. Since moving back to his hometown six months ago, it seems adjustment isn’t going well for his family. It’s great for Alex, but it’s a big change from the city life that his wife is used to. You also experience Mr. Rogo’s background through his reflections back on his travels to eventually find himself back where he started. "He’s now 38 years old and a crummy plant manager". By the way, the order #41427 does get shipped, but not very efficiently. All hands in the plant are working on one order with forbidden overtime to boot. Chapter Three Mr. Peach calls a meeting at headquarters for all plant managers and his staff. At the meeting everybody finds out how bad things are and are given goals to achieve for the next quarter. Through the grapevine Mr. Rogo finds out perhaps why Mr. Peach has been acting so erratic lately, the Division has one year to improve or it’s going...
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...A New World Order L II His air flight and visit to the USA He is twenty Everyone seems to be sure of themselves 4. A Place of transition: They are all in the same ‘boat’ (cabin). People do the same practical things and no cultural codes are revealed. This makes him feel comfortable. He is anonymous - like all the other 5. His includes this small passage to show us that he is a ‘baby’traveller and that he is like everybody else. Also to account for the anonymous atmosphere in the plane - the feeling of being in ‘no man’s land’ 6. He feels at home in NY because - again, the diversity here is so widespread that he doesn’t stand out. On the other hand, he knows that he will probably have to find his way himself, and he does’t know wwhere to go. This makes him feel alienated. III His visit with the mother to his birth place in St. Kitts 7. British airways jumbo - roars - he is yong and powerfull - like the plane Time is our friend - he feels comfortable at the beginning Time is now our enemy - he feels awkward with his mother’s confessions The water is still like the surface of the a mirror - It is still quiet, like he is, but he knows what new impressions will meet him A confluence of grace and panic - the way he feels himself This short conversational storm - She uncovers unpleasant details details about his childhood/upbringing that obviously affects him in a negative way There is much history still damped inside of her We get the feeling that...
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...Christopher Columbus settled to the new land which was later called America. America’s resources are the reason for the success that Europe had from the Columbian Exchange. Studied by historian Alfred Crosby, this was a process in which the animals, plants, and bacteria life mixed in the New Worlds. It was a time of cultural exchanges between the New World and the Old World. In this time, many people were making discoveries that would affect the Worlds in a positive way, but also some discoveries would be negative. The positive discoveries from the Columbian exchange that would help the expansion of Europe was technology, plants, and animals. The downfall that was brought with the Columbian Exchange was the fast spread of disease though the New Worlds. Europe became a powerhouse because of the discovery of new technology such as a written alphabet, new farming equipment, new weapons and firearms, and architecture. Europeans introduced the written alphabet to the natives during the Columbian exchange to improve trade. Not only did they teach them the alphabet for trade, but they taught them it because they wanted to educate the natives about religion. The Europeans wanted the natives to convert their beliefs to Christianity. This discovery of the alphabet was a huge reason for Europeans technological success. One of the biggest technological advancements in the New World was the discovery of the plow. Livestock would drag the plow across the land in order to gain more area. The plow...
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