Essays on Latin America.

The Cold War alludes to to an economic, military and political conflict involving the Soviet Union and the United States from 1945 to 1991. After the Second World War, changes in general superiority led to complications which resulted in tensions between the two blocs. The United States was opposed to attempts by the Soviet Union to extend their territories hence leading into diplomatic tension, upgrading of security systems and proxy wars between the two great nations. The Soviet Union wanted to acquire Poland in addition to taking a share of Berlin. The then president of the United States, Harry ...

Today, Christianity is a term that is used very much in broad terms and ways. Over the past few decades, Christianity has mainly been predominant in the West and looked upon to have been rooted in the social organization of these Western countries. For instance, one cannot expect a high number of Christians in overseas States like Indonesia, where the majority are the Muslims. In addition, the Indonesian constitution recognizes six types of religions which include Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism, Protestantism, Confucianism, and Catholicism. This is why freedom of worship and religion has fully granted to her citizens. But as ...

The history of the relationship between Cuba and the United States was rich and strong until 1959 when Fidel Castro took over power and created a Communist government on the island. Due to this, relations between the United States and Cuba was strained and it has been uneasy since the 1960s. The purpose of this paper is to critically analyze and review the relations between Cuba and the United States and the cultural features and elements of the two nations in this process of transition.

Research Methodology

This research is done on the basis of secondary research with an interview with ...

Structural Adjustment Programs (SAPs) are those economic programs which are implemented by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and World Bank with an aim of improving the economic status of developing countries. This programs were started in the 1980s and loans which were based on the conditions that the borrowers have to abide to. These loans which are offered by the World Bank to the developing countries are referred to as Structural Adjustment Loans. They are called Structural Adjustment Loans because they are meant to adjust the structural development of these developing countries. The loans are meant to remove the ...

A visit to the El Museao del Barrio was an exciting experience that connected classwork experience with a practical sense of the social, political, and economic lives of the Latinos from antiquity to the present generations. Indeed, the interaction with the museums exhibitions offered a viable reinforcement to the theories and lessons that we had previous covered in class. This museum is one of a kind that exhibits varied patterns and rich Latino lifestyle. Therefore, there are various accords of connection that transpired as a result of interacting with the events showcased in the museum’s viewing and exhibit ...

A goal of this paper is to identify the episodes from the life of travelers that affect their future outlook and personality formation. The first film is «Diarios de motocicleta», shot in 2004 by Walter Salles (Diarios De Motocicleta), and the second one is «Sin dejar huella», filmed in 2000 by María Novaro (Sin Dejar Huella). Mainly it is necessary to investigate the factors that influence the change of orientation of the main characters. You can affirmatively say that the basis for the change in the mood of the characters is the class division, especially if you take ...

Marquez’ worldwide reputation of a prolific and outstanding author is undeniable. His international recognition reached its peak in 1982 when he got the Nobel Prize in Literature. Because of the poverty of Colombia, Marquez experienced and witnessed economic and social inequity that was one of the most dramatic on the Latin American continent. Marquez employs national history to produce plots that surprise readers because of the writer’s ability to combine techniques of the fantastic and realism. To be more exact, Marquez was the master of a style, which is known as magic realism. It helped the author to ...

Global issue: Food insecurity

Today, the world suffers from numerous issues; from the security of life and property to the security of food and water. With the gradual but persistent rise in global temperatures, food and water resources in certain parts of the world are getting scarce and hard to conserve. This is problematic as with the passage of time; these resources are bound to get scarcer and lesser in amount. Moreover, poverty is another factor which makes it difficult for masses to get hold of nutritious and abundant food resources. When the factors of money and lack of resources are combined together, ...

Current Event

Colombia has started to inch closer to building a future without the threat of guerrilla groups. There have been talks with the 52 year old, FARC (Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia), for the past few years. Even though the 23 March 2016 deadline for peace has been missed, it is believed that peace in coming future is possible. The FARC and the government of Columbia have reached agreements over many issues, but they remain far away from reaching a bilateral agreement over ceasefire verified by the United Nations (Isacson). Negotiators from the FARC and Colombian government are close to ...

The Table

Cover page. Abstract History Contradictions Opinion Policy Recommendation References Abstract Corruption is a social, political, and economic vice that causes economic problems due to mismanagement of public resources (Girling, 2002, p.81). Corruption in Venezuela rates among the highest standards in the world due to its prevalence in the society. The country ranks among the top 20 most corrupt nations in the world; it is position eight in the ranking. Seventy-five percent of the Venezuelans believe that corruption is widespread in the government hence difficult to eliminate. Protests witnessed in 2014 cited corruption as the main reason for their discontentment ...

Executive Summary

In the year 2008, Boffi was considered to be among foremost companies of Italy in the production of the high-class kitchens with a combined turnover of around seventy-one million euros. Boffi Spa won the award in kitchen sector named "Compassod'Oro", which was a significant design award given by “Italian Industrial Design Association” to the companies and the products that eminent themselves for design philosophy and hard work. At the very beginning, Boffi was just a gigantic dream that emerged from a small laboratory; after seventy years of its foundation, product lines of Boffi were dispensed in more than sixty ...

For long, the war on drugs has been fought through many fronts such as the criminalization of certain drugs, harsh penalties for drug possession and military confrontation. The military is being used to combat drug trafficking since it is now believed that drug trafficking has become a national security issue. This is because drug trafficking has caused widespread corruption, undermining of democracies and has sometimes been used to finance terrorism. Military action mainly targets capturing or killing of leaders of major drug cartels. Military operations have also helped in chasing, tracking and capturing of drug smugglers. Military success can ...

“One Hundred Years of Solitude” (Cien Añosde Soledad) is a magical realist novel created by Gabriel García Márquez in 1967. This novel is referred to as the Don Quixote of Latin America because of its overwhelming popularity (Jay Corwin, 4). The novel does not have any clear and obvious philosophy that is why the perception of this novel is very individualistic. The tragic and mystique ending pushes to the idea that multiple aspects of life that are described in the novel are heavily criticized by García Márquez (Jay Corwin, 4). And one of these ...

The Treaty for the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons in Latin America (Treaty of Tlatelolco), which now also includes all states in the Caribbean just turned 40 years since signature in 1967. Its importance as a model for other non-nuclear areas, is constant to peace and international securities contribution, which stood and continue placing today in the center of the political and legal interest. Its parallelism with the Treaty on the Nonproliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT) but without Latin American treaty has affected the principle of legal equality of States and has not been an expression of "unequal rights and ...

Introduction

Proper implementation of policies is essential in the development of any nation, group or organization. In fact, lack thereof compromises the possibility of a unit succeeding in its endeavors. As such, it is imperative to establish proper methodologies in dealing with the enactment of policies to foster development (Peterson and Manuel 193). With this in mind, it is worth mentioning the role of the liberalists in the elaboration of the Latin Americas. Precisely, the Christian Democrats have undergone multiple challenges over the years to secure the welfare of their policies in the political system. The ideologies upheld by this ...

Shakira

Sometimes we stop in front of difficulties and obstacles. Sometimes it seems that all things are lost and everything is against us. At this moment there comes a tipping moment when you need to gather your strength and go forward for your dream. Look around you! We will never see a society in which everybody is happy and satisfied. It is, in fact, a mythical representation, especially under the blows of fate. We can improve out lives every day and every moment. We shoud not give up, if we want to succeed. Let us see what the failures were ...

Summary of immigrant communities

Summary of Immigrant Communities

The tale of immigration in the US started before the founding of the country and it persist today. In the past decade, there have been continuing efforts to change the immigration system to make certain it meets the needs of the state. Owen et al., notes that when it comes to workforce replenishment, immigrants are essential; unlike Native American who are aging rapidly; when the immigrants come to the United States they mostly in their productive years, thus providing essential blend to the workforce. In essence, the new generations of immigrants are expected to pay ...

Question 1: Tell me about yourself?

Growing up in Saudi Arabia, I grew up in a very cultured and protected society. Within my country, we have one of the most culturally well preserved states that have wonderful culture and historic sites. What makes my country so special as well is that we have one of the most holy sites in Islam that is very closed to the public. In Saudi Arabia, there is a very tight knit community that has greatly shaped me as a person and has also shaped the education that I have received. Throughout my childhood, I had many close friends and ...

Why have the Asian Dragons (Taiwan, S. Korea, Singapore and Hong Kong) outperformed Latin America over the past 40 years regarding education outcomes? Studies indicate that 40 years ago, Latin America and Asian dragons were relatively on the same level regarding educational systems, policies, administration, and outcomes. Additionally, economic development and political status were running in a similar manner considering that educational outcomes are a function of the prevailing economic and political conditions. According to the research done by the inter-American development bank in 1998, the Asian dragon governments have been keen and vigilant in ensuring that the promises ...

Summary of the Thesis or Main Ideas in this Book

Thesis statement Travesti: Sex, Gender, and Culture among Brazilian Transgendered Prostitutes use dramatic and compelling narratives to highlight the plight of homosexuals as well as give an insight of transgenderism and biological sex as part of the gendered notion itself. Travestis are a group of males who adopt feminine lifestyles, names, and clothing as well as linguistic pronouns and depend mainly on prostitution for survival. The author gives a deep analysis of transgendered approaches used by society to understand homosexuals and LGBT prostitutes. Kulick examines the causative effects of Travesti prostitution and gives a positive and affirmative explanation to ...

Abstract

Developed countries have long agreed that there is a necessity to assist developing countries if the world is to develop continuously without issues. These developing countries have the capacity to compete against developed countries if they are given enough support and education on how they can bolster their development. Today, two regions are currently succeeding in breaking the expectations of the international community and they are East Asia and Latin America. Since the end of the Second World War, countries for both regions launched extensive economic reforms that enabled prosperity to persist in the region. Considering this change within ...

Democracy can be described as a government for the people and by the people. It is a government where the people have the supreme power, and they can exercise it either directly or indirectly. A good way of applying democracy is through free and fair elections. Democratic satisfaction is the degree to which the citizens of a particular country trust the kind of democratic leadership presented to them. In the world as a whole, democracy has taken different turns depending on the region. Latin America has also felt the Democratic wave and democratic transition has been witnessed in many ...

Introduction

The 18th century is one of the most significant years in the history of man especially with regard to slave trade and slavery. This is because in its last stages, the world experienced two of the most renowned and successful anti-colonial revolutions against slave trade both in Latin America as well as in the Caribbean. The first, which was the revolution against Latin American slavery culminated in 1783. Nine years later, the world witnessed a second Haitian revolution which commenced with massive insurrection of slaves in the region in 1791, culminating with the first of slavery abolitions in French ...

Introduction

Carvajal, S.A is a family-owned holding company that provides printing-related and other products and services to both the Latin America and outside markets. The company had seven other subsidiary companies.It had grown into a leading company in sectors that included yellow pages, notebooks and textbooks, and office furniture. It also funded the family’s efforts of helping the needy in the community. Alberto Carvajal and Mary Alice Crump were worried about the financial returns and the growth of the company. Alberto, 49 years old, was chairman of Carvajal’s board. Mary, 56, was a member of the holding company ...

Introduction

Over the decades, the United States of America has been an egalitarian human society that has dedicated its resources to the eradication of women inequality and racism (Katz & Moore, 2004). Besides, it has formulated numerous legislations to push for equality for women, emancipation of slaves, and civil rights movements that aimed to promote equal treatments of the American Society (Katz & Moore, 2004). Despite these tremendous steps, racism and gender discrimination in the workplace still continues to be prevalent. In particular, women and minority groups like African-American have been the main target of this discrimination. The discrimination takes various forms ...

Maduro has been one of the most controversial leaders in Venezuela’s history given that he has carried on Chavez’s terrible economic policies that has caused a great nation that used to be a superpower in Latin America to be in crisis both economically and politically. Maduro, like many other leaders in Latin America that are on the outs, is the symbol of an ending of an era that is too far to the left in Latin America. What Maduro stood for as a leader carried on the ideals of Chavez and Guevara in Cuba. These ideals are ...

Historiography about how the U.S. and Germany went from allies to enemies from 1871-1918

Introduction Today, the German and the US diplomatic relations are becoming more solid that it was initially in the entire of Europe. The USis beginning to have confidence that they can establish a lasting diplomatic relationship with Germany after their long separation since the World War II. It has not been an easy journey for both countries as historical scholars have studied. The two countries share the same level of enthusiasm and western civilization despite the difference in geographic location. It is also interesting to ...

Introduction

Carvajal S.A is a family business which was founded on the 29th October 1904 and is located in Cali, in Columbia. The business was founded by a man by the name Emmanuel together with two of his eldest sons. The business began as a printing and publishing business. It has since expanded into the sale of notebooks, yellow pages and office furniture even outside the country. With the emergence of new consumer trends such as the internet, the business is faced with a lot of competition such as the availability of the services provided by the business over the ...

Miami International Airport Landslide

Miami International Airport (MIA) is also historically known as Wilcox Field, and is the primary airport in Miami, United States. The airport is considered to be the largest gateway to Latin America and Europe from the United States, and was ranked first in 2011 by international flight percentage and second by international passengers’ volume. During the same year, the airport reported the highest volume of international cargo in the entire country. Landslide Operations is responsible for transportation and parking contracts for employees, coordination of construction projects, traffic planning, emergency and safety, airport user fees, commercial transportation regulations, and coordination ...

Introduction

There has been a cold war between the United States and Cuba since the island was under the rule of Spaniards. Cuba lies only ninety miles of the coast of Florida, and this proximity has lent a viewpoint of many American decision-makers. This proximity to the United States also meant that their harbors were of strategic importance. Cuba's harbors could be used by enemies to threaten the US, and conversely, the US could use the harbors as its first line of the defense against its enemies. This island was factored into the United States economic system, and its economy ...

Introduction

Nowadays, both the public and private safety and security has been a major problem in most developing countries. We often blame the government for the lack of safety, effective police forces, as well as operational law enforcement systems that should cater the needs and security of the population. At times, even our police task forces are liable for the crimes, corruption, and the lack of leadership that the society experience under such kind of governance. A hundred percent public safety and security seemed to be unimaginable to achieve; however, with the right kind of police reforms and effective police ...

The Name of the Class

In recent years, the Earth’s climate varies considerably: some countries suffer from heat waves, the others from too harsh and snowy winters, unusual for these places. Environmentalists talk about global climate change, which includes an increase in mean annual temperature, causing the melting of glaciers, and rising sea levels. In addition to warming, there is also imbalance of natural systems, which leads to changes in rainfall patterns, temperature anomalies and the increased frequency of extreme events such as hurricanes, floods and droughts (Biello, 2016). According to scientists, humanity cannot fully prevent climate change. But the international community is ...

The growth and irreversible opening of markets on all accounts the world have posed new challenges to companies. These main specifics of the commercial development case have been apparent in Brazil, in particular since the 1990s. The challenges percolate all organizational sectors, including one of the most strategic of all: people management. In the context of business globalization, the challenge of people management has crossed borders. In the different part of the world, growing competition and technological commoditization highlight the role of humans in corporate performance. Despite the ubiquity of human resource management (HRM) theories, HRM priorities, and the ...

Introduction:

Famous for its 15th century Inca site, Machu Picchu, situated 2,430 meters above sea level and the ancient geoglyphs, The Nazca Lines, Peru is the star performer in the South American Continent of 2014. The latest report published by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) described the macroeconomic performance of Peru as “exceptional”. Prominent and effective macroeconomic policies, determined structural reforms, increased foreign direct investments and diversified export basket have made Peru the most economically stable country in the continent ahead of Argentina, Chile, Paraguay, Uruguay, and the others. It is also the faster-growing nation in the region. The ...

A “stable” decline in economic growth and certain prospectus for a powerful rebound represent a certain challenge for the Latin American region with its significant resources and quite moderate growth rates limiting the possibilities of the continent for the flexible maneuvering on the volatile competitive market. From the class it has become obvious that Latin America’s reforms in social and administrative spheres have gained a poor reputation leading to inadequate functioning of market forces (transferring of enterprises in public ownership). Such reforms resulted in a substantial slowdown in productivity growth. The phenomenon of static efficiency vs dynamic efficiency ...

Social revolution refers to a complete change in the society. Civil war relates to the wars that happened within a country, between the citizens of the country. Romero is a films that depicts a social revolution that took place in the Latin America during a time when El-Salvador was facing violation of human rights. The film shows Raul Julia, acting as Oscar Romero, Richard Jordan, acting as one of Romero's best friends and other actors. In the film, Romero rises to becomes an archbishop when El Salvador was torn apart by civil wars, military force of El Salvador were ...

The response of states to the emergence in the second half of the 20th century as a result of civil unrest and armed conflicts of large numbers of refugees in Africa and Latin America became the adoption of a number of regional agreements. For example, the Organization of African Unity (OAU) 1969 on Specific Aspects of Refugee Problems in Africa and the 1984 Cartagena Declaration on Refugees included in the number of refugees also people fleeing from war or civil armed conflicts, seriously disturbing public order in the country. Time has proved the necessity and effectiveness of these instruments ...

 To date, in the fourteen Latin American countries, those in power are leftist politics (the issue what kind of leftism and the degree of radicalism it is about) will be discussed later. Regardless of all the uniqueness of the moment and the apparent dissimilarity of modern Latin American lefts with their predecessors, there is a clear tendency, which is characteristic for the Latin American model of development as a whole – a tradition of powerful leftist movements, the struggle for social transformation. Facing deep structural crisis, the continent came into a long strip of the struggle against the dictatorship, local ...

Introduction

Brazil is a BRICS, emerging economy. Having achieved solid growth in over a decade (but showing signs of economic slowdown in 2014-2015), Brazil has pull and push factors as an international, investment hub. The country has one of world's largest middle class, a common pattern for BRICS block and positive factor for consumption and driving growth. Latin America's largest country, economically and geographically, Brazil has major natural and labor assets making investment a more viable option. Being a major commerce partner in BRICS and beyond, Brazil offers access to markets well beyond country's local and national markets. The expanding ...

History

Food for the Poor is an interdenominational, Christian charity whose core undertaking is to provide food, medicine, and shelter among other services to poor people living in the Caribbean as well as Latin America regions. Food for the Poor is among one of the largest international relief non-profit organizations in the United States. The company was started in the early months of 1982 by Ferdinand Mahfood with the purpose of strictly aiding the poor who were living in Latin America as well as the Caribbean (Dear 1). Soon after, clergy members drawn from many Christian churches and denominations joined ...

Describe and discuss different entry strategies that Arla Foods has implemented in emerging and less-developed markets. Present advantages and disadvantages for each strategy identified. Multinational wants to enter new markets, reach new consumer segments, and create new revenue streams. Globalization as a phenomenon has been the key trend and with a borderless economy in terms of the business environment, going global or internationalization as a phenomenon is a vital element of Arla Foods way forward in terms of stamping a global presence. Arla Foods is operating in the European Union and many of the emerging or less developed markets, ...

Music and religion are a significant part of the Cuban culture. Through music, various artists and composers have articulated the important aspects of the Cuban culture. The assigned readings relate to the Cuban culture, as seen through the eyes of musicians, politicians, and religious beliefs, practices, and evolution. A retrospective inspection of the readings offers a vivid understanding of the Cuban culture, the factors that have influenced its evolution from the primordial elements created by the slaves and their slave masters to the present day culture that influences cultures of other countries and regions. A predominant theme in the ...

America is the hub of entertainment in all genres and has been providing entertainment solutions to a global audience from ages. With the advent of technology the mode to showcase kept changing and the game changer was the launch of the TV. To be able to provide quality entertainment was the key mantra and transfixed the American society and with the advances made in digital technology, the initiation was the launch of companies providing digital television entertainment services. Direct TV was launched in 1994 with the focus on satisfying the demands of the consumers based in USA and Latin ...

Abstract

This paper gives an insightful preview of the Panama's economy. It analyzes key data from the current major economic indicators to comprehend the state or nature of Panam. The analyzes espouse data and statistics drawn from the Panamanian Bureau of Statistics and Economic portfolios. It analyzes both the endogenous, exogenous economic factors, as well as their impact on the Panamanian economy. One of the most conspicuous endogenous factors is the Panama’s unsustainable development growth models. Its economic growth mostly focuses on the economic indicators while ignoring critical and pressing aspects such as social as well as environmental problems. ...

Introduction

Proper implementation of policies is essential in the development of any nation, group or organization. In fact, lack thereof compromises the possibility of a unit succeeding in its endeavors. As such, it is imperative to establish proper methodologies in dealing with the enactment of policies to foster development (Peterson and Manuel 193). With this in mind, it is worth mentioning the role of the liberalists in the elaboration of the Latin Americas. Precisely, the Christian Democrats have undergone multiple challenges over the years to secure the welfare of their policies in the political system. The ideologies upheld by this ...

Footnote: sources used are Cannon, de la Fuente, Dominguez, Laing, Shecaira,

Skidmore, Steur and Telles. Comparative Racism Between the United States, Cuba and Brazil Racism in the Americas is the societal result of colonization that took place from the end of the fifteenth century to the neo-colonialism of the last century. Then, as these eras ended, different countries adapted to the plurality of races that now existed in their own ways, some better than others. In most cases, but not all, there was European-American sentiment of superiority over other races that they now lived with. They now had freed slaves that they mistreated and subverted for hundreds of years, as ...

The history of Black in Latin America extends back over the times first African slaves were brought to the Americas at the beginning of the sixteenth century. It significantly influenced on the modern standing of Blacks, their social and cultural identity that varies in different Latin American countries. For instance, while Brazil is proud of its multi-ethnic society, in Haiti, Black are proud to be Black, and in the Dominican Republic, they try to forget its African roots. The aim of this paper is to analyze attitude to Black in Latin America, its historical shaping and impact on the ...

International Arbitration: Its Growth and Importance

In the Resolution of Commercial Disputes Introduction In the course of conference carried out at Peking University School of Transnational Law in 2013, Professor of law named Philip McConnaughay (2013) stressed in his speech two salient aspects which, in his view, were unfolding with a growing tendency in the field of international arbitration. The given speech revealed that the adoption of the New York Convention of 1958 had considerably fostered the development of cross-border commerce and business relationships (pp. 10-15). This fact is not surprising since business counterparties received the opportunity of settling any disputes arising out of their ...

Gone were the days when an African American would get into trouble for drinking water from a white water fountain. The better part of the 1040s characterized racial segregations that were not only strictly enforced by the laws as instituted by Jim Crow but also by the age-customs. At this time, the civil rights movement was still in infancy. The laws that governed voting as well as access to public facilities and jobs in an equitable manner were mere fallacies and decades away from attainment. The Africa Americans could not even make to eat or drink from the restaurants. ...

Countries of the region to be compared are traditionally considered together as the most economically developed and therefore the most influential countries of Latin America. In spite of this, if we are talking about the political culture of Argentina, Brazil and Chile, especially political processes, history, characteristics of the political system, etc., these neighboring countries are very different. The reasons for many of these differences should be sought in history, sometimes going deep even in the XIX century. Public opinion, given in the form of a diagram, also should be considered in the context of long-term social and political ...

Independence and Consolidation

Simon Bolivar was born in 1783 to a wealthy and privileged Spanish American family. Bolivar spoke for the colonial elites and played an important role in denouncing the oppressive rule of the Spanish (Kinsbruner, 2). In the short time that Simon Bolivar lived in this world, he managed to live a comprehensive life. He is a person that has entered the historical books as a revolutionary that played a very important role in liberating Latin America from the oppressive Spanish rule. Simon Bolivar played a part in the liberation of six nations through intellectual arguments that resonated greatly with ...

In what sense, if any, has there been an East Asian “Miracle”? Does it matter whether it can be deemed to be a “miracle”? The second half of the twentieth century had witnessed the highest growth rates in such East Asian countries as Japan, China; the Four Tigers – Hong Kong, the Republic of Korea, Singapore, and Taiwan, and the newly industrializing economies - Indonesia, Malaysia, and Thailand. The so-called East Asian «Miracle» had impressed all the economic society by the most rapid economic growth and the most dramatic decline in the inequality and income distribution. The progress, ...

In his book called “Talons of the Eagle” written in 1996, Smiths analyzes the history of Latin America starting from the beginning of 19th century and ending with the modern times. He brainstorms a lot about the influence of the United States foreign policy on the development of Latin American countries. There are a lot of historical events described in the book, and Smith spends a lot of time discussing the Cold War, liberal nationalism and the propaganda of national superiority of the United States over the “undeveloped” Latin world. In this research paper, I am going to prove ...

Latin America as emerged as a country characterized by political instability and uneven development. The increasing trend in political instability is motivated by instability in Brazil and Venezuela and sustained by the constant high levels of violence and crime in Central American states. In South America, Brazil, Colombia, and Venezuela were the least ranked countries in terms of conflict and political instability. In Venezuela, there was an increased risk of violent crime, demonstrations, and political instability since the economic crisis had deepened and the anti-governments reactions had risen. The research was conducted in 2015 which took into account the ...

The rising cases of Zika virus infections around the world is an issue of concern among health stakeholders. According to McNeil et al. (2016), The W.H.O has declared the virus to be an international public health issue because the virus has significant effects on the development unborn babies. It is being feared that by the end of the year 2016, about four million people will be infected with the Zika virus globally. These have prompted the health experts at the Centre for Disease Control and Prevention in the US to persuade expectant mothers not to visit countries that have ...

<<Author>> <<Date>> Introduction. During the course of the last five decades, we have seen the global population grow at a much faster rate than before. Today the world has about 7.5 billion people and this number may increase to 9 billion by 2050. It is indeed surprising to note that in 1950 the global population was only 2.5 billion (PRB, 2008). So what has led to this massive growth in global population? What are the key factors that have influenced this growth? What are their inter relationships? How might we approach to solving ...

The central underlying issue in various inequalities expressed in different economies throughout the world is class separation due to colonialism. Inequality mainly manifests itself as a social and economic disparity in different parts of the world due to lasting effects of colonialism. These effects include slavery and demographic crisis, dissolution of various infrastructure, de-industrialization, depletion of resources, and slavery (Cypher and Dietz). This paper will attempt to look at the way colonialism shaped inequality from a global perspective.

Colonialism and Land Distribution.

Land inequality is a dominant factor to consider in the evolution of economic inequality because, in most pre-colonial societies, land ownership ...

Zika virus is viral infection, that is known to physicians since 1947. In 2015, the World Health Organization established its outbreak in South America: the illness began to spread rapidly around the world, and in February reached Europe. After this fact, Zika virus was declared a global threat (Faye, Zanotto & Sall 2014) The incubation period consists of ten days. The main symptoms for Zika virus are headache, rash, fever, malaise, conjunctivitis, and pain in the joints. Nausea, vomiting, and stomach problems may also appear. Such symptoms can be facilitated with the help of paracetamol. Recovery occurs within 7-10 days. ...

Economic segment

Coffee is a very popular drink in the USA and coffee consumption has been gradually growing in the past few years. In Figure 1 one can see that the 2009 was the year when the revenue of the U.S coffee and snack shops began to grow again after the sharp fall because of the economic recession. Coffee houses and specialty eateries do especially well when the macroeconomic conditions are favourable. During the period of economic growth, the households witness the increase in their disposable income and therefore they can consume more coffee. Figure 1 U.S coffee and snack shops ...

Baptist Health Hospital is located in South Florida. It is a non-profit organization favored by philanthropy and focused on a charitable mission of medical excellence based on faith. It has seven hospitals and over 50 outpatient facilities ranging over 3 counties and is the biggest health care organization in the region. 15000 employees 2200 physicians holding national and international reputation. Number of beds totaled 1761 as of 2015 . The sole mission of Baptist Health is to enhance the health and overall wellbeing of patients and to encourage the preservation and sanctity of life in communities . It is a faith-based ...