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The culture industry and Marxist hegemony in class society

We make, and are made by culture," (Storey, 61); the culture of any society represents the prevailing attitudes and values of that world. However, these values do not always represent the interests of the working and lower classes of that society.

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MacArthur's political strategy for gaining approval of Operation Chromite

Described as being "the most brilliant and among the most flamboyant American generals of the twentieth century," General Douglas MacArthur would launch an amphibious offensive in Korea that proved a major turning point in the war ("The Politics of Getting an Idea Adopted: The Inchon Decision," p.

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Phoenix Program lessons and Iraq War counterinsurgency strategy

It is not at all unusual to hear popular comparisons made between the Vietnam War and the current war in Iraq and though most experts see only a casual relationship still others see a comparison that is not only valid but is applicable to the utilization of historical Vietnam tactics and lessons…

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E-marketing strategy assessment for Rockwell's Cafe and Bakery

Small and medium businesses (SMB) often see the Internet as a luxury, not a necessity, and as a result significantly reduce the opportunities they have to attract, sell and serve new customers.

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Brown v. Board of Education's impact on American civil rights

Singular events can have profound impacts on the course of history: the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001 proved as much. After the Second World War, the United States underwent tremendous economic and social transformations.

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Schumpeter's theory of capitalism's transformation to socialism

The objective of this work is to research the theory of Joseph Schumpeter, which held that the demise of capitalism would lead to corporatism. Schumpeter's theory will be contrasted with Marx's theory of capitalism that would evolve into socialism.

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The internet's effects on identity formation in adolescents

The Internet has facilitated communication, commerce, and information dissemination. However, the downside to the Internet has become the topic of recent research due to the proliferation of digital media and the ways the computer has infiltrated human society.

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Teenage girls, consumer culture, and identity formation in Some Wore Bobby Sox

The book Some Wore Bobby Sox by Kelly Schrum is a very insightful and lively work that explores both the growth of the teenage market and the way that teenage girls' identities were emerging before World War II took place.

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IPv6 migration for distributed virtual private networks

The many benefits of upgrading an organizations' network, specifically its Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) from IPv4 to IPv6 make the costs associated with the transition recoverable from increased network stability, auto-configuration, security, mobility, increase and quality-of-service and…

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Universal criminal jurisdiction and limitations on state prosecutorial powers

When a state has no legitimate interest in the criminal actions of third-state actors, it would seem reasonable to suggest that it does not have the requisite jurisdictional powers needed to prosecute such offender.

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