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Pollution and other threats to nature originate in particular countries, but global coordination and cooperation are often needed when seeking solutions because of the transnational implications of environmental problems. The Singaporean case shows that regional and international cooperation can be…

If Zionist identity goes unchanged it cannot and will not allow just peace to exist between Israelis and Palestinians. The traditional progressive approaches to conflict transformation critiqued in this article work toward identity change during formal negotiations and peace processes.…

This paper focuses on the Mano River Basin in West Africa, Nigeria, Sudan/Chad, Democratic Republic of the Congo, and the Great Lakes region of East Central Africa, and argues that the structure of ethno-religious conflicts in Africa, which are largely…

The notion of sustainable development is widely accepted and considerable research has been conducted on the actual programs, initiatives, policies and measures taken, both in profit and non-profit organizations, to decrease respective actors' environmental, economic and social impacts. In contrast,…

Tibetan history is marked by its inability to become independent of foreign occupiers and antagonists. Today, it is under the coercive rule of China, which claims it as a historical possession. This is quite ironic in the sense that Tibet's…

This paper analyzes the impact of globalization on the religion, culture, and identity of Hindus in India. It describes how Hinduism, over epochs, adapted to outside influences and retained its unique character, but the sudden onslaught of globalization in our…

China's exports shrank by 16% in 2009 during the global financial crisis originating in the US. The incomplete recovery of the American economy in 2010 was followed by a debt crisis in Europe, prompting a tightening of fiscal expenditures by…

The Iranian nuclear issue has lately become a political discussion of significance in both Iran and Western countries, with considerable disjunction emerging between the views of Iran and those of much of the West. The Iranian people generally argue that…