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Articles related to "Social Unrest"
Book Review: Narrow Marsh, a Novel by A R Dance Love and hope is challenged by social division and turmoil as the Industrial Revolution causes poverty and revolt amongst Nottingham's working classes. alan dance • narrow marsh • arundel books • nottingham • social unrest
Reasons for the Russian Revolution The Russian Revolution of 1917 was an inevitable result of peasant dissatisfaction, poor leadership, an unpopular monarchy, political movements, and war. russian revolution • russian revolution of 1917 • reasons for the russian revolution • tsar nicholas • nicholas ii
Effects of the American Revolution Although the former colonies were now fully independent, the new nation was plagued with problems in governance, commerce, and internal social concerns. effects of the american revolution • effects of the revolutionary war • post revolutionary war conditions • articles of confederation • commerce and trade after the revolutionary war
The 1960s - Sex, Drugs and Rock Revisit the last great American Renaissance. Learn how a generation survived and revitalized a culture with LSD, rock and roll, campus revolt and Power to the People! the sixties • lsd • hippies • baby boomers • vietnam
Wage Arbitrage: The Main Problem of Political Economy A few years ago General Motors (GM) invested EUR750,000,000 upgrading its Opel production facility in Russelsheim, Germany. Two years after production began, the plant operates at 60% capacity, Opel sales continue to decline, and GM announced it will reduce its work force in Europe by 12,000 people. What went wrong at Opel? opel job cuts • opel in russelsheim • wage arbitrage
Charles DeGaulle France's WWII hero Charles DeGaulle became the French President in 1958 and held the office until his resignation in 1969. DeGaulle moved France into the post WWII era. charles degaulle • wwii hero • post wwii era • france • french president
III of X: Beyond the Religious Conflicts of North Maluku The mass civilian killings of North Maluku have began to subside with the increasingly forceful action taken by the government through the military. The dilemmas, which haunt the people of North Maluku, which are far more tangible than the superficiality of the conflict between two religious groups, however, remain untouched and unsolved. indonesia • maluku • religious • religion • religious conflict
Ladies Night in Bogota Colombia A unique experiment to draw attention to the men's role in the perpetuation of domestic and community violence. bogota columbia ladies night 2001 • male curfew men's role perpetuation domestic comm • crime rate reduced bogota ladies night • crime less night male curfew • educating men peaceful attitude
The Brampton Bugle In order to escape the Christmas festivities I decided to do some internet research, to select the pick of folk-related websites to recommend to you, dear reader of Suite 101 Folk-Music. However, I quickly got distracted by the Brampton Bugle. morris dancing • mumming • folk-lore • rambing syd rumpo • kenneth williams
The Thunderbird Foundation for the Arts: Maynard Dixon Painter, muralist, poet, and soical critic - Maynard Dixon - a man ahead of his times. dixon • remington • painting • murals • western art
Apocalyptic Visions of Future Some people are looking forward to a massive economic collapse that they think will bring about an improved society. collapsitarians • social disintegration • economic failure • james howard kunstler • apocalyptic visions
Breaking News 4 Breaking News as it happens. breaking news • solomon islands • andrew nori • leslie kwaiga • five million solomon dollars
Cynic Diogenes the Dog Brief biography and philosophy of Diogenes, nicknamed the dog, and known as the cynic, philosopher who lived in a tub. diogenes the dog • diogenes the cynic • philosophy of diogenes • diogenes of sinope • diogenes and aristotle
Do Biofuels Cause Food Shortage? The world food shortage is being blamed on increased biofuel production. Do biofuels cause world food shortage or are there other reasons for this food scarcity? biofuels • world food shortage • battle against global warming • us support of biofuels • world’s ability to feed itself
Early Christians and the Burning of Rome AD 64 The first significant Christian persecution in the Roman Empire may owe more to the eccentric social nature of the sect than their complicity in starting the fires. nero and the burning of rome • the great roman fire • christians and nero • christian persecution • nero's persecution of christians
It Came Upon the Midnight Clear "That Glorious Song of Old" was written by Americans Edmund Sears and composer Richard Willis, a carol that speaks of angels and the nativity. it came upon the midnight clear • that glorious song of old • it came upon • edmund h sears • richard s willis
Kremlin Tightens Power Over Russia's Regions Russian civilians are voicing their frustrations with the Medvedev-Putin government and current economic conditions on the ballot and in the streets. dmitri medvedev • vladimir putin • russia • murmansk • kremlin
Mayotte, aka Mahoré, Votes to Stay French When a tiny Indian Ocean island whose population is 90% Muslim votes to strengthen its links with France, the reasons are likely to be more economic than sentimental. mayotte • mayotte aka mahore • mayotte votes to stay french • dom • comoros
Novel: Doctor Zhivago Doctor Zhivago is politically and historically relevant to another time and place, but its themes and ideas are the roots of contemporary subjects and literary styles. doctor zhivago • boris pasternak • john bayley • contemporary literary style • artistic purpose
Radical Light at National Gallery The National Gallery's show, "Radical light: Italy's Divisionist Painters 1891-1910", looks at a little-known movement known as Divisionism and the artists linked to it. radical light • raa • national gallery • vittore grubicy • gaetano previati
Sample Letters of Recommendation Writing a letter of recommendation does not have to be difficult. Here are sample letters with phrasing that teachers and other writers can tailor for their students. sample letters of recommendation • example letters of recommendation • recommend student • letter of support • good teacher recommendation
Social Commentary on Little Ashes starring Robert Pattinson A commentary on the acting and social and political motives depicted in the film. little ashes • robert pattinson • javier beltran • frederico garcia lorca • salvatore dali
Symbols of the Me Generation Have a nice decade! Here are some of the signs of the times that represented the over-the-top individualism of the 1970s. me generation • 1970s • mood ring • pet rock • sexual revolution
The Bankruptcy of Greece in 1893 Excessive borrowing, the collapse of Greek currant export trade and the effects of the Long Depression led the Greek state to declare bankruptcy in 1893. bankruptcy of greece • bankruptcy of 1893 and greek economy • trikoupis loans and bankruptcy • trikoupis and greek currant export trade • long depression and greek bankruptcy
The Ethics of Authority Should people have respect for authority? What does authority really mean, and where does it come from? When is it a duty to resist the power of authority? ethics authority • moral philosophy • respect power • respect authority • trust authority
The Executive Directory of France The French Directory was a group of five directors who held executive power from 1795 until 1799. It oversaw the expansion of the French Revolutionary Wars. national convention • french constitution • council of five hundred • council of ancients • french directory
The Middle Cold War Consensus US foreign policy in the Middle Cold War in 1953-73 was notably less successful than the Early Cold War, and culiminated in defeat in Vietnam. middle cold war • global south • third world • vietnam war • korean war
Tourist Attractions in Yaoundé Yaoundé is the second largest city in Cameroon and lies in the middle of the country. Several museums, palaces and markets keep visitors entertained for days. local tourism in cameroon • museums of cameroon • preservation of african culture and arts • benedictine monastery in yaounde • indoor market at mokolo
Twitter as a Microblogging Tool for Librarians Although it has entered the lexicon of our everyday lives, many are still mystified about Twitter. Libraries can help engage users using Twitter as a mobile technology. twitter • mobile technology • blogging • microblogging • librarians
Haiti Is a Failed State For most of its history Haiti has been a country of grinding poverty for the masses and wealth a luxury for a tiny elite; the result is a ruined state. haiti a failed state • haitian poverty • western hemisphere’s poorest country • haiti’s duvalier family • haiti destroyed by it government
Italy's Fascist Dictator Benito Mussolini seized control of the Italian Government in 1922 established his Italian Secret Police and would hold a vice-like stranglehold on Italy for 21 years. benito mussolini • king victor emmanuel iii • fascism in italy • the duce • italian secret police
Omaha's Courthouse Riot of 1919 Racial bigotry, yellow journalism, and machine politics were factors that led to the Douglas County Courthouse riot. omaha courthouse riot 1919 • lynchings • yellow journalism • machine politics • douglas county courthouse riot
Peter the Great and Louis XIV of France Compared In the late 17th Century, Peter the Great transformed Russia into a modern, competitive power while Louis XIV of France turned his backward nation into a strong state. peter the great and louis xiv compared • similarities in absolute ruler ship in russia and • control of the french nobility • purpose of versailles • turning russia into a modern stare
The Chartist Movement in Yorkshire A concise overview of the Chartist Movement of the early to mid-19th century, concentrating on its impact and the course of events in Yorkshire. chartists • chartism • the great charter • victorian • england
The Deaths of Austria and Czechoslovakia - Part 1 Austria was really an ancient grudge but they were Germans after all, and therefore of the master race, while the Czechs were the first of the Slavs who were definitely not Aryan!
Torture and the Witchcraze of Early Modern Europe: The End This concludes the rather long series of recent articles on the Witchcraze of early modern Europe. I'd be happy to provide notes and a comprehensive bibliography to anyone who's interested. witch • witch trials • heresy • inquisition • witchcraze
Urban fiascos ready to happen Trends in urban development, threats to sustainable development. urban • development • rural • environment • society
VIVA BRISBANE.....CELEBRATE LIFE!!!! This is a live event taking place in Brisbane Australia. It is an event which will raise money for women and children who need a fresh start at life! I am privileged to be able to participate and to share this privilege with you. viva brisbane • festival • mural painting • women helping women • corflute
Bread and Circuses Perhaps we have something to learn from the ancient Roman satirist, Juvenal, who referred to the apathy of the Roman citizens with the scornful remarks that they were easily satisfied with <i>Bread and Circuses</i>. bread and circuses • juvenal • satire • parody • circenses
Deserts, no one's home but a place for all? Some core issues in desertification and for the sustainable management of deserts desertification • desert • sustainable • management • environment
The Saving Stroke of Punk Rock A slight departure musically for the author, but still a necessary history lesson concerning music of the late 1970s john travolta • disco • punk rock • the clash • the talking heads
Women As Muralists - Mary Perry Stone This week the work of Mary Perry Stone is featured as one of a series of articles which will be looking at the types of themes most commonly represented by women who paint murals throughout the world. Each article will explore the inspiration and courage it requires to dare to become a public artist. feminine • empowerment • mass audience • social justice • networking
Return of the Haze Indonesia is burning again. What is the government doing about it? What can it? asia • capitalism • democracy • corporation • japan
Croatia after Tudjman: New Chance for Democracy Franjo Tudjman will probably be remembered in history as the father of Croatian independence. His secret pact with Slobodan Milosevic for the partition of Bosnia between Serbia and Croatia has given the signal for the definitive dissolution of former Yugoslavia. With his successful offensives against the Serbs castled in Krajina and Slavonia he has restabilized the territorial integrity of the Croatian Republic. But after ten years of quasi dictatorial regime president Tudjman's death in December 1999 has come as a relief for Croatia's democrats. In January parliamentary and presidential elections have sentenced the victory of the democratic opposition. State president in Zagreb is now Stipe Mesic. New prime minister is the Social Democrat Ivica Racan who has formed a center-left coalition. Both agree to drag Croatia away from Balkan absolutisms towards democracy and cooperation. After ten years of international isolation their ambition is joining the EU and NATO. franjo • tudjman • croatia • stjepan • mesic |
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