queries: which of the following would be an effective way of showing the coming together across the ages?

queries: why do former colonies need to do reparations?

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queries: why is reparations an important way of demonstrating the coming together across ages?

queries: why was reparation important in the colonial era

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queries: why is it necessary for an empire to move on from its colonial era?

queries: who did the colonists do reparations for

queries: what would retribution do to a colonial coloniser?


queries: why would countries not use reparations money wisely

queries: why should former colonies in africa be similarly trusted to use reparations money wisely

queries: which countries were compensated for colonial damage?

queries: what is the precedent for paying reparations

queries: which country pays reparations to damaged colonial possessions

queries: which states were responsible for paying reparations to former colonies

queries: why shouldn't former colonies in africa be similarly trusted to use reparations money wisely?


queries: how would global politics affect international affairs

queries: why would a global parliament be necessary for tibet

queries: why did china and tibet join the world parliament?

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queries: how does global parliament affect international relations

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queries: which of the following is an example of a global parliament

queries: why does the global parliament need to be reformed


queries: why was the world trade organization established

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queries: why is the world trade organisation under the international organization

queries: why would we put the un under international control

queries: why not place the world trade organisation under the united nations?

queries: what international institutions were under the control of the un

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queries: what type of international organization would be placed under the authority of the united states

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queries: why should international institutions be under united nations control?

queries: what is the role of multilateral organisations in the world

queries: why is global trade organisation not regulated

queries: which international organization is not under the united nations control?

queries: why is the united nations un independent of international agencies?

queries: why do we want to put world trade organization under un control

queries: why is the world trade organisation under the us

queries: should we put international organizations under the power of the united nations?

queries: why do we place world trade organisation under the un


queries: what was the creation of the global parliament

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queries: which of the following would result in the creation of a global government

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queries: world governments are an ideal towards which we gradually work toward _____.

queries: which government should we begin as a world government?

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queries: which of the following is a global concern

queries: what is the most serious problem in a world government

queries: what are serious problems in the world today?

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queries: how many nations are involved in international peace accords

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queries: which of the following is true of the situation in the world today?

queries: how many countries are involved in a global dispute


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queries: why is internationalism the main problem of global policymaking?

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queries: what was the main reason for the global political union?

queries: which countries would be considered as a competitive market

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queries: what kind of government does nafta represent

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queries: what is the world government nationalism

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queries: what type of problem exists in intergovernmental cooperation? what is the main problem with intergovernmental cooperation?

queries: why is human rights considered universal

queries: why does the intergovernmental organization have intergovernmental relations

queries: why is there intergovernmental cooperation on human rights?

queries: which international convention is a good example of intergovernmental cooperation in the human rights arena?

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queries: what is the difference between nato and nationalism

queries: what type of policy does nationalism promote?

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queries: why is world government not considered democracy

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queries: what is the definition and definition of national identity?

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queries: what is meant by shared economic position

queries: why do nations dream of world parliaments

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queries: what is the role of the market in globalization

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queries: which type of democracy is the only one that is truly a social phenomenon?


queries: which of these is a way for a nation to resolve its debt problem?

queries: why is aid not directed towards debt relief

queries: what type of relief is needed for a country

queries: what remuneration does government provide to help reduce debt

queries: what would happen if there wasn't enough debt relief

queries: how to solve debt issues without debt relief


queries: why don't the red cross deliver aid where the government cannot

queries: are governmental entities better at delivering development aid?

queries: why are non government aid organizations viewed as partisan actors in africa

queries: what kind of organization is christian aid

queries: why are development charities called ngos

queries: why are ngo's more capable of providing development aid than NGOs?

queries: why is christian aid better than development aid

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queries: what is the difference between direct and indirect aid

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queries: where is direct financial aid sourced from


queries: why would foreign aid be considered indirect or direct aid

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queries: why can't the central bank give direct aid?

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queries: which method of aid will reduce corruption in developing countries?

queries: what is the difference between direct aid and indirect assistance

queries: what is the difference between indirect and direct aid

queries: which is more effective direct versus indirect aid

queries: how to improve the way money is given to the people in the usa

queries: which is less corrupt, and which is more indirect?


queries: why is aid given by centralised governments in many countries

queries: what was the result of the embezzlement of aid by the netherlands and sao tome?

queries: which is a problem in governing the development world?

queries: how do governments handle aid embezzlement

queries: what role do the government play in corruption

queries: what is the solution to the problem of embezzlement in developing countries

queries: how do centralised government structures help with development

queries: where is the main problem of aid embezzlement

queries: when was aid embezzlement started in the netherlands

queries: what is one reason for the centralization of aid distribution?

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queries: what is an example of a government-funded economic expansion?

queries: why is it important to provide local markets

queries: why does aid undermine local markets quizlet

queries: why is there a need for direct development assistance

queries: what is the relationship of government aid and economic growth

queries: what is the effect of government aid on local economies

queries: why aid to a country is necessary for economic development

queries: what is the effect of government aid on the economy chile

queries: which country is an example of a direct aid economy?

queries: what kind of aid undermines local markets

queries: what kind of aid is given to a small company for food

queries: which type of aid is often an example of a country which has grown in this way?

queries: which of the following countries is an example of direct aid?

queries: why does government aid undermine local markets

queries: which economic development can be underpinned by the use of government aid?

queries: which type of aid undermines local markets

queries: which of the following countries had the most direct impact on growth?

queries: why did government aid create hysteresis in chile


queries: why has aid become a carrot in the war on terror

queries: why is oda being used in the war on terror

queries: which u.s. nation is dependent on military aid

queries: what is the effect of oda on the world economy

queries: which us countries have the greatest dependence on aid

queries: how has oda created a dependency on foreign policy

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queries: what is the role of oda in the war on terror

queries: which us policy has created dependence on oda


queries: what is the effect of direct aid and aid

queries: which is an example of a welfare trap in aid aid

queries: what makes money a burden for the recipient government

queries: what is the difference between oda and direct aid

queries: how is the nature of oda different from direct aid

queries: what is the difference between direct aid and oda?


queries: what is it the purpose of non-governmental organizations (non-governmental organizations) to repay debts

queries: why is it important that aid be recycled

queries: why do most countries give direct aid to NGOs

queries: why does aid flow directly back into the poorest nations

queries: which of the following describes the role of aid funds in the economy

queries: why does aid flow directly into poor countries

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queries: how many nations are affected by ngo payments

queries: what percentage of money flows directly to poor countries


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queries: which type of government provides direct aid to nations?

queries: which is better direct or indirect direct assistance

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queries: which type of government is better able or willing to deliver aid to countries most in need of aid?

queries: what is the difference between ngos and charity

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queries: which is an example of a government that is unable to deliver aid in the niger delta region

queries: why do governments give aid to poor nations

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queries: what is an example of a government that is unable to deliver aid

queries: why does africa's government not give aid

queries: which aid organisation would be better at giving aid or providing it?

queries: which type of government is responsible for the delivery of aid to nations in the african region

queries: what is the difference between non profit and ngos


queries: why direct aid is an international welfare trap

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queries: which economics issue is best explained by direct and indirect aid?

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queries: which aid system is most effective in addressing local economic problems?

queries: why does indirect aid undermine local markets?

queries: how is direct aid justified for local economy

queries: which type of aid undermines local markets?


queries: why is linked aid important to democracy

queries: how is donating aid different from donation

queries: why government-to-government aid is better

queries: why did the oda concept originate in kenya

queries: why does government to government aid help

queries: what is the importance of donating money for political stability

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queries: what do the donor nations do to help reduce corruption

queries: why is oda necessary to reform the world


queries: why is it important for non profit organizations to help grow local economies?

queries: why did the central spending for development become important

queries: how do ngos contribute to economic growth?

queries: what is the main reason why governments spend so much money on local projects

queries: why are ngo development important to the development of the local economy

queries: why do ngo development projects need central spending

queries: which statement is correct about how ngo spending undermines local markets?

queries: why is it important for ngos to serve the needs of the developing nation?


queries: what is aid dependent in developing nations?

queries: which nations receive the most foreign aid

queries: why is it important for us to reduce aid to developing nations

queries: which of the following nations is almost entirely aid dependent?

queries: which country most dependent on foreign aid

queries: which countries are essentially aid dependent


queries: which type of government does not give aid?

queries: why would we limit aid to non-governmental organizations (ngos) and government

queries: what is the relationship between direct and indirect aid?

queries: what is the difference between oda and direct aid

queries: what is the difference between oda and aid


queries: which of the following is an example of what we need to abolish in our political system?

queries: why is anti-terrorism legislation necessary

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queries: which of the following is a measure designed to protect individuals and property from terrorism?

queries: why should we abolish anti terrorism legislation

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queries: when should we stop anti-terrorism laws?

queries: which statement best illustrates a principle that we should protect the public and protect the private interests of the people we support

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queries: which government is responsible for promoting terrorism


queries: why are we opposed to anti terrorism legislation

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queries: why does the proposition of anti-terrorism act do this

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queries: does the proposal actually entail punishment

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queries: why is it that the proposal has no substantive grounds?

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queries: which statement best illustrates the concept of anti-terrorism legislation?

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queries: which legislation promotes abuse of the state?


queries: why would freedom be valued over security

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queries: why does freedom over security need to be abolished

queries: which is a better solution for terrorism?

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queries: which statement is true about the importance of laws that prevent terrorism?

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queries: which of the following is the point of the anti terrorism legislation?

queries: which legislation should be scrapped to protect the environment

queries: why we should not be pursuing freedom over security

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queries: why does the pp say terrorism legislation would make us more vulnerable

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queries: why do the oph say that terrorism legislation reduces liberty

queries: which of the following is true about anti-terrorism legislation?

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queries: which of the following is an example of anti-terrorism legislation that is not in place to limit its usefulness

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queries: why is anti terrorism legislation useful

queries: why is anti terrorism legislation controversial?

queries: why did the proposition argue for accountability

queries: which of these propositions is an example of the principle of accountability

queries: why does the proposition suggest antiterrorism legislation

queries: why does the proposition argue that government acts are liable to be abused?

queries: who are the perpetrators of anti-terrorist legislation


queries: which bill would abolish anti-terrorism legislation?

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queries: which law protects the rights of the most vulnerable people

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queries: why does proposition terrorism have to be done

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queries: why would the proposal to stop a terrorist attack be inflammatory

queries: why has anti terrorism legislation not been retaliatory

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queries: which type of legislation is needed to stop international terrorism?

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queries: what is the purpose of anti terrorism legislation?


queries: what should be done about the government to prevent terrorism?

queries: should anti terrorism legislation be abolished

queries: when did anti terrorism legislation pass

queries: which of the following should we abolish anti-terrorism legislation?

queries: why is freedom more important than security

queries: why do we abolish the anti-terrorism law

queries: what laws should be passed against terrorism

queries: which legislation is needed to protect citizens

queries: why was the antiterrorism act imposed by the constitution

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queries: why do we abolish anti-terror laws in our society?

queries: which of the following is an anti terrorist act?

queries: what is the right to freedom over security

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queries: which statement of proposal is the main issue

queries: what is meant by the idea of the proposal?

queries: what is a main problem of the constitution?

queries: why did the principle of liberty come into being

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queries: which principle is based on an idea outlined on the provisions of the proposal?

queries: why does proposition argue this is a problem

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queries: why are the laws of proposition important


queries: what is the purpose of laws abolishing terrorism

queries: why should the us abolish anti-terrorism legislations

queries: what is the purpose of the anti-terrorism law?

queries: which legislation allows government agencies to intercept communication freely and read mails of citizens for the sake of fighting terrorism?

queries: what is the purpose of the anti terrorism act?

queries: which anti terrorism legislation would have broad discretionary powers?

queries: what is the purpose of legislation aimed at fighting terrorism?

queries: why did they abolish anti terrorism legislation

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queries: what is the purpose of anti terrorism legislation

queries: which law explicitly focuses on terrorism?

queries: which of these acts is a common example of anti terrorist legislation?

queries: which legislation allows government agencies to intercept communications freely and read mails of citizens?


queries: what are the implications of the anti-terrorism law?

queries: what is the problem with anti terrorism legislation

queries: what is the purpose of the anti-terrorism legislation and why is it important?

queries: what is the potential for the abuse of anti-terrorism laws?

queries: why would anti terrorism laws be used to undermine democracy

queries: what is the risk associated with the existence of an anti-terror law

queries: what is the difference between anti-terrorism legislation and the pro-proposition

queries: who is the author of the proposition about the potential for anti-terrorism legislation

queries: what is meant by the threat to terrorism that would undermine peace

queries: which is an empirical risk for the u.s. government

queries: what is the potential for a threat to democracy?

queries: why would anti terrorism laws undermine democracy

queries: which is not an example of an empirically-relevant risk of the implementation of anti-terrorism legislation.

queries: which is true of the threat that is inherent to the anti terrorism legislation?

queries: which of the following is an important risk of anti-terrorism legislation?

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