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The Obama administration's impact on Canada-United States bilateral relations

Canada and the United States enjoy the world's longest unprotected border, the world's largest trading relationship and a long history of close and cordial relations. The two nations are presently working together on a number of key issues, including terrorism, trade and issues of border security.

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Socrates' defense through Plato's Republic and justice

Socrates is probably one of the most famous figures in history, as a philosopher and as a character as well. His life perspective, his deeds, his teaching method and his end make him a subject of analysis and debate for all the people interested in philosophy and not only.

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Drug trafficking and money laundering corruption in Caribbean law enforcement

Specifically it will discuss narcotics trafficking and money laundering in the Caribbean. The Caribbean may be a vacationer's delight, but areas of the Caribbean are a haven for drug dealers and money laundering, as well.

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Victoria de Grazia's analysis of American cultural influence in twentieth-century Europe

The author of the book is Victoria de Grazia. She is currently a professor at Columbia University, teaching history, which is the same area in which she obtained a Phd.

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Russian cultural identity shaped by historical upheaval

In a 1939 radio broadcast, Winston Churchill famously described Russia as a "riddle, wrapped in a mystery, inside an enigma." This statement reflects a people whose vast nation has now stretched from the Baltic to the Pacific, enveloping hundreds of minority groups in the process.

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Post-processualism and paradigm shifts in archaeological interpretation

Archaeology is one of the academic disciplines that have undergone major changes in its history. Like many disciplines, it is an evolution of paradigm, by means of which the study of the past is both facilitated and complicated.

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Early sexual maturation and psychological development in children

Gilbert Herdt and Martha Mcclintock (2000) examine that aspect of early sexual maturation following the onset of adrenal puberty, clinically referred to as adrenarche, precipitating the development of stable and memorable attraction toward others by the age of ten (p. 587).

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Japanese megabanks' responses to the U.S. financial crisis

This work will provide a detailed discussion of the various ways the recent financial crisis in the United States and the ongoing U.S. recession in theory and in practice is affecting Japan.

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Economic development and environmental degradation in Canada's northern territories

There is no doubt that economic development is vital for both developed as well as developing nations for the general improvement in the standard of living and for their citizens to achieve their complete human potential.

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Racial bias in sentencing outcomes for African-American and Caucasian women

Do African-American Women Receive Harsher Sentencing in the Criminal Justice System for Crimes than Caucasian Women? The proposed research will explore racial bias in the criminal justice system.

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