Revolution Research Proposals Samples For Students

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Revolution refers to the drastic changes in the governmental institution, which is carried out by the non-institutional forces. According to Theda Skocpol’s model of revolutions, the revolutions begin with the “Crisis of State” that is initiated by diverse international factors including the security and economic competition from the world. This condition of “crisis of state” is augmented by a second factor that involves the “Class Dominance” that identifies that which group will exploit the situation of revolution. These two basic factors bring about the social revolution. This research will highlight that the model elucidated by Skocpol is an appropriate ...

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The emergence and spread of the Arab Spring Revolution has depended heavily on the use of internet and social media to pass on information and create awareness on the need for political revolution that creates the presence of democracy in the Arab countries. According to the rise in the number of social media users such as Facebook and Twitter in Egypt indicates that the political activists and rioters depended on the social media to immobilize people and also to plan and execute rallies and riots with the aim of bringing political changes. The aim of this research is to ...

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Distance learning or distance education is education from a distance. It is a method of instructing students, who are not physically present in a classroom. According to Honeyman & Miller (1993), distance learning is defined as “access to learning when the source of information and the learners are separated by time and distance, or both." (Honeyman & Miller, 1993). The later part of the 19th century and the early 20th century witnessed the first form of distance learning by correspondence course. By the year, 1920 more American students were studying through correspondence than through regular college. (Saettler, 1968). By the end of ...

A study of the Effects of Social Media on the Arab Spring; Syria case

The Arab Spring refers to the instance that characterized the North Africa and Eastern Europe. I this regard, the countries that border this region was characterized by repressions and war related instances that were targeting the respective governments in the specific countries. The counties covered in the Arab Spring include, Tunisia, Egypt and Sudan when it is related to Africa. On the other hand, the countries that comprise Eastern Europe are the likes of Tehran and Syria. It is referred to as the Arab spring because it center staged in the Arab world over a very short period (Wilson, 2013). ...

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In December 2010, Arab revolution was accidentally started by Mohamed Bouazizi. Bouazizi worked as fruits and vegetables seller in his town, illegally. One day, a police officer stopped him and confiscated his cart as a weekly usual; this was not a big deal for him. Mohamed tried hard to get his cart back, and he managed to do it. Several minutes later, the same police officer returned, angry and full of hatred, slapped Mohamed and asked other policemen to kick him- for no reason. Bouazizi was furious. He could not control his anger, not because of the ...

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Shale oil/gas production has been a sensitive issue in the recent few years. Many of the advocates view the strategy as the future solution to the current oil and gas aspects that continue to affect the standards of livings based on the fluctuations on the prices due to influence of various factors such as political instability among other entities (DeGette 2011). Under what is termed as “The Shale Gas Revolution” the essence of share oil/gas has been an essential and important entity within the energy industry today. The revolution marginal impact on the natural gas market and the entire energy ...

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There is a growing debate that is happening all over the world today regarding the alarming effect of climate change and levels of warming of the earth’s atmosphere. It is believed that intensely dangerous levels of warming in the overall atmosphere is happening and this is further intended to harm the human beings and species that are living on earth to a great extent. This intense levels of warming of the overall earth’s atmosphere is technically defined as “global warming. Climate is generally defined as the assessment of weather related data and its patterns and trends for ...

In a modern society there are a lot of useful tools and applications that help people to communicate and work faster and more effective. Actually, the most important of them are social media. Many people consider that they create a small revolution in our society. In fact, they include a lot of useful information about different upcoming events, holidays as well as the most recent news. In addition, there is no denying the fact that they help all people in the world to be closer to each other through their network. For instance, people from different time zones are ...

Terrorism is referred in most cases to all acts of violence and threats used by groups of people who consider that they are being wronged by governments or other organizations and which its aim is to cause fear, hurting and suffering to people. The perpetrators of terrorism normally engage in violence as there only way out in pursuit of certain extreme goals. Some of the reasons as to why terrorism in being experienced presently in most parts of the world include terrorists agenda of achieving certain political, spiritual or religious as well as economic goals. The victims of many ...

Issar, Arie and Ofer Bar-Yosef use various approaches in studying the development of agriculture in the ancient days. The two authors have both similar and contrasting ideologies in regards to the early farming and domestication of agriculture by humans. Development of agriculture is attributed to an array of reasons that vary from one scholar two the other. However, there are a quite number of similarities that elicits in studies that are dedicated towards agriculture domestication. The most significant notion is that both Issar and Bar-Yosef attribute domestication of agriculture to the changes in climate patterns over the years. Similarly, they ...

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This paper is a research proposal that aims at determining the how the continental Europe and its influence over the entire world could be described using sociology symbols. These are the factors which have shaped the history and the current Europe, ranging from civilization, the traditional empires, political, social and economic revolutions, and social and economic theories. The paper explains the thesis, research questions, the hypothesis and the methodology to be utilized in the study, as well as the methods for representing the information.

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The European continent can be described as the cradle of modern world civilization, governments, technology and ...