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Articles related to "Liberal"
POLITICS IN THE GARDEN: LIBERALS UNITE! liberal gardeners • conservative gardeners • politics • idealogy • idealogies
The Courage of an Old Liberal An essay discussing the courage displayed by Senator Patrick Moynihan in proposing reform of Social Security. patrick moynihan • social security • dole • social security reform
A Lack of Ideology, Part II japanese politics • liberal democratic party • shinshinto • ichiro ozawa • minshu yuai taiyo kokumin rengo
A Lack of Ideology: Local Tokyo elections municipal elections • city council • liberal democratic party • ldp • japan communist party
The War Fought Over "A Scrap of Paper:" England And The Outbreak Of WWI world war i • origins of world war i • liberal government • 1914 • comedy of errors
Who Wrote Matthew? Who wrote the Synoptic Gospels - the first three books of the New Testament? This article kicks off our series looking at Matthew. gospel • synoptic • matthew • mark • luke
"A Party For Ordinary Blokes:" The Birth Of Britain's Labour Party, 1900-1924 Labour Party, 1900-1924, Liberal Party, 1900-1924, World War I, Britain, politics, David Lloyd George labour party • 1900-1924 • liberal party • 1900-1924 • world war i
Lloyd George's "People's Budget," and the <i>Parliamentary Act of 1911,</i> Part II david lloyd george • people's budget • 1909 • house of lords • house of commons
Film Review, The Proposition Nick Cave's film "The Proposition" shows great courage in its portrayal of the covered-up frontier Aboriginal war. But does that courage extend to the marketing? marginalised indigenous • frontier guerilla warfare • australian frontier conflict • liberal masochists • irish bushrangers
Sexy Pirates Of Reconciliation Australians won't achieve reconciliation with Aboriginal people until they can stop feeling guilty. How? Let's make Prime Minister Johnny Howard look like Johnny Depp. white australia • prime minister john howard • reconciliation • sorry day • stolen wages
The Continued Success of Magazines Long-predicted to not survive in an age of internet freedom, magazines of all genres continue to be popular and well-read, even those of the news/politics persuasion success internet periodicals • online competition magazines • political news stories • importance hard copy articles • conservative liberal commentators
Creating Social Change This article explores the connection between ideas of change, and activism. liberalism • feminism • activism • philosophy • culture
Postmodern Feminism This article looks at the impact of postmodernism on 2nd wave feminism. women • equality • gender • race • class
Bob Rae Banned From Sri Lanka Liberal MP (Member of Parliament) Bob Rae has been banned from Sri Lanka. The Sri Lankan government justified it calling Rae a Tamil Tiger supporter. bob rae expulsion from sri lanka • liberal foreign affairs critic • sri lankan civil war tamil tigers • tamil tiger leader dead • conservative mp deepka obhari
Lloyd George's "People's Budget," and the <i>Parliamentary Act of 1911,</i> Part I david lloyd george • 1909 people's budget • house of lords • arthur balfour • sir henry campbell-bannerman
American Composer: Julia Ward Howe The life, times and accomplishments of one of America's most brilliant and patriotic women. julia ward howe • the civil war • the free soil party • abolitonist movement • samuel gridley howe
Yeltsin and Kiriyenko v. the Duma: Collision Course in Moscow President Boris Yeltsin and Acting Premier Sergei Kiriyenko are preparing for a showdown with the Duma over Kiriyenko's nomination for premier. He's already been rejected twice, but Yeltsin insists on putting his name forth one more time and then dissolving the Duma and holding new Duma elections if it demurs. The anti-Kiriyenko party leaders insist that the president has no right to nominate someone more than once for premier, and so the president would have to nominate someone else, and wait until three separate people had been rejected before dissolving the Duma. This is a serious trial of strength between Yeltsin and the Duma. If Kiriyenko is confirmed after all, his program promises important changes in Russia. yeltsin kiriyenko moscow russia kremlin duma
Cross-Cultural Marriage Intercultural marriages require more than simply getting along. Here are marriage issues and advice to consider before you tie the knot with someone from another culture cross cultural marriage • intercultural marriages • intercultural relationships • marriage advice • marriage issues
English Speaks Us A disturbing quote from a school principal makes us question the "neutrality" of language, especially in Indigenous education contexts. Does English equal colonialism? suppression of language • suppression of indigenous language • assimilationist • genocidal policy • aboriginal language
MakingSocialChangeReal This article looks at the potential of positive psychology in shaping social change. The change begins with you. positive psychology • women • post-structural • feminism • discourse
Modems and Markets migration • competition between governments • international trade • inter-state competition • cyber markets
McPherson, A Specialty College Why would Jay Leno, television celebrity, promote a small college in central Kansas? What makes it so special? It is one of a kind in the world. car restoration college • mcpherson college • only four year car restoration program • jay leno godfather of mcpherson • male dominated college campus
"What About the Rentiers:?" The Formation of the National Government (1931), Part II national government • macdonald • clement attlee • great betrayal
"What About the Rentiers?": The Formation of the National Government (1931), Part I national government • james ramsay macdonald • great betrayal
Onward and Upward... Kiriyenko's "landslide" confirmation by the Duma on the third vote seems to show that Yeltsin now dominates the Russian political scene. Given that he's ill much of the time and the new premier is a political nonentity, that's not so hot. Meanwhile, the upcoming presidential election in 2000 is occupying many people's minds. Watch the gubernatorial election in Krasnoyarsk. russia kremlin yeltsin kiriyenko duma lebed krasno
Yeltsin's Purge Part II: The Expanding Vortex Kiriyenko's nomination is now featuring dialogue and some endorsements as the battle encompasses all of Russia's economic policy. kiriyenko • yeltsin • duma • russia • kremlin
Costner Complex Outsiders entering Indigenous communities may harbour ego needs and secret fantasies of a Dances With Wolves nature. A harmless delusion, or destructive psychosis? dances with wolves • kevin costner • rescue natives • messiah complex • aboriginal community dysfunction
Execution, Afghanistan Afghani man converts to Christianity and will possibly face the death penalty. Islamic law, the Sharia, forbids the worship or practice of Christianity among the Islamic people. President Karzia must convince the Judiciary board of Muslim fundamentalist conservatives to consider this decision in light of the current situation as Christianity has become an ally to these people. Or, has the U.S., in fact, become too involved in a situation beyond its control? execution • muslim • christianity • afghanistan • sunni
Income Disparity and the Mississippi River income disparity • studies • absolute income • mississippi river
Spec Work Hurts Graphic Designers What is spec work and why does it undermine creative professionals? spec work • graphic design • aiga • commission • magazine
Yeltsin's Purge - SPECIAL REPORT Yeltsin's Kremlin purge forebodes major clashes both in the short and long term, and might even lead to disaster down the road. "rabid tiger" • purge • yeltsin • kiriyenko • kremlin
Iraq: Explosion in Moscow The Iraq crisis is eliciting heated words from both Yeltsin and Duma leaders as they confront each other on a wide variety of domestic issues. This explains Russia's hardest line in support of Iraq since the Kuwait War. The growing domestic conflict and instability in the Kremlin may impel the leadership to "irrational" confrontation with the West, in order to prove that they can take a firm stand. Russia may be turning into a rabid tiger. iraq crisis inspections yeltsin duma kremlin russi
Amsterdam's Top 5 Attractions Sightseeing in Amsterdam is unlike anywhere else. While narrowing down the sights is difficult, here are five must-sees to get a feeling for this diverse city. amsterdam attractions • europe travel • sightseeing • canal cruises • van gogh museum
Bio of Franz Schreker, Composer Brief biography of Monaco-born Austrian composer Franz Schreker, founder and conductor of Vienna Philharmonic Choir and famous for Der Ferne Klang (The Distant Sound). franz schreker biography • work of schreker • composer frank shreker • shreker's operas • schreker der ferne lang
Denmark The small country of Denmark is often mistaken for other European countries, but Denmark has its own history, its own celebrities and its very own Queen. denmark • scandinavia • skiing • beaches • queen
Doctrine of Discovery: Today Based on 500-year-old papal bulls the Doctrine of Discovery is still used by many nations to justify control over Aboriginal lands. doctrine of discovery • francisco de vitoria • francesco de vitoria • de vitoria • reflectio des indis
Guinness: The Most Famous Stout Is Guinness the best stout in the world, or is it just hype? Read on to get a balanced view and in depth description of just what makes this beer so interesting. guinness • taste • stout • flavour • beer
Mozart 250th Birthday in 2006 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, one of the most prolific and important composers of Western Art music, celebrates his 250th birthday this year. mozart • salzburg • vienna • the magic flute • requiem
Spicy Cantonese Food? Learning my way around the regions of China through food. Fiery Szechuan. Garlicky Hunan. Clean Cantonese. I am rewarded for my restraint with a little chili. spicy cantonese food • cantonese • chili • sauce • chinese
The Empire and the Poets Rudyard Kipling wrote poems and stories in praise of the British Empire and ridiculing native Indians. Rabindranath Tagore detested the empire. Both won the Nobel Prize. kipling • rudyard kipling • tagore • imperialism • empire
The Groves of Academe Mary McCarthy's campus novel The Groves of Academe still retains its satirical and comic bite fifty years on. the groves of academe • mary mccarthy • lucky jim • kingsley amis • tom sharpe
The Young Winston Churchill Winston Churchill wasnot academically brilliant at school but went on to have a distinguished career as a politician. winston spencer churchill • winston churchill • david lloyd george • blenheim palace • lord randolph churchill
WomenAndFinancialSuccess This article explores the tension between women's desire for financial independence and traditional views of femininity. labour • labor • women • work • conflict
Pro-Choice Essay supporting Proposition 226 in California. proposition 226 • communications workers of america versus beck • political contributions
Tax Reform in America The "fair tax" proposal is promoted by the organization Americans for Fair Taxation, and embodied in a bill in Congress called called H.R. 25. It has problems... americans for fair taxation • h.r. 25 • fair tax • national sales tax • neal boortz |
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