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Michael Mandelbaum's "The Ideas That Conquered The World: Peace, Democracy, And Free Markets In The Twenty-First Century"
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7 pages in length. The United States is built upon a solid foundation of three primary elements: peace, democracy and the free market; to eliminate any one of these factors would remove the synergistic composition that has resulted over the past century. Michael Mandelbaum's "The Ideas That Conquered the World: Peace, Democracy, and Free Markets in the Twenty-First Century" heralds these three critical components as being the saving grace to a nation that might otherwise not be what it is today without their integrated impact. To Mandelbaum (2004), the manner by which "…peace as the preferred basis for relations among countries; democracy as the optimal way to organize political life within them; and the free market as the indispensable vehicle for producing wealth" (p. Intro) has protected and progressed America is like nothing else in the entire world. No additional sources cited.
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Michael Mandelbaum's "The Ideas That Conquered The World: Peace, Democracy, And Free Markets In The Twenty-First Century" - Analysis
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8 pages in length. Johns Hopkins foreign policy professor and Newsday columnist, Michael Mandelbaum offers his point of view in "The Ideas That Conquered the World: Peace, Democracy, and Free Markets in the Twenty-First Century" from a perspective of personal and professional expertise; while some consider his estimation more encouraging than realistic, others appreciate his ability to look beyond the dark cloud looming over contemporary global society and see how peace, democracy and the free market will serve as the three-prong approach to political and social restoration, both domestically and internationally. No additional sources cited.
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Michael Moore's Stupid White Men
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This 4 page paper reviews the controversial book that pokes fun at the government but has a serious message. The work is critiqued. No bibliography.
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Michael Moore: Speaking Out At The Oscar Ceremony Was His Duty As An American
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6 pages in length. Utilizing the fundamental tools of free speech and an obligation to question leadership as they exist in a civilized, democratic society, Michael Moore suspected the backlash of criticism he would reap for making his highly controversial film Bowling For Columbine. Indeed, whenever any conventional American institution is placed under attack – particularly by a lowly individual with a penchant for causing trouble – the ripple of response is felt throughout every sector of society. Moore's film, for which he won an Oscar and ultimately served as a springboard for his startling antiwar speech at the awards ceremony, reflects the basic tenets of democracy at its strongest; that Moore displayed the tremendous courage necessary to question leadership and not back down in the wake of such condemnation – even to the point of potentially being blacklisted from Hollywood by some ideological extremists - speaks to the need for a greater show of antiestablishment behavior if America thinks its social and political problems are ever going to be solved. Bibliography lists 9 sources.
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Michael W. Doyle/"Ways of War & Peace"
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A 9 page analysis of Michael W. Doyle's book Ways of War and Peace. According to Doyle, three main worldviews have "shaped the modern perception of world politics" (17). These are Realism, Liberalism, and Socialism. By examining each of these theories and the philosophies of the men who were most influential in each, Doyle proposes that a synthesis can be found that is applicable to the power situation that exists between nations today. No additional sources cited.
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Michigan Civil Rights Initiative: Proposal 2
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A 5 page paper which examines the Michigan Civil Rights Initiative, known as Proposal 2, as it relates to African American males. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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Michigan Poverty and Social Welfare Policy
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8 pages. This paper will explain the history, feasibility and economics of the Michigan Poverty and Social Welfare Policy. Starting with a brief outline the paper will organize this information and give the reader an overall view of the State of Michigan's stance on poverty and social welfare in a well-put together format. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
Filename: JAmipovt.rtf

Microsoft And Political Contributions
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5 pages in length. The writer discusses Microsoft's political contributions as they relate to the company's anti-trust lawsuit. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
Filename: TLCMSpol.doc

Middle Class Americans & Health Insurance Coverage
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A 15 page paper discussing the social and economic factors contributing to the increasing number of middle-class Americans who have no health-insurance coverage. Bibliography lists 8 sources.
Filename: Healins.rtf

Migrant Injustices in Australia's Criminal Justice System
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A 15 page discussion of the problems migrants encounter in Australia. In theory the rule of law in Australia entitles all persons, regardless of their sex, race, or socioeconomic status, are entitled to fair legal process. In reality, the rule of law is inadequate in overcoming societal prejudice and the difficulties encountered in intercultural relationships. Bibliography lists 12 sources.
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