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...emselves. Selling them weapons and strengthening their military strength. This fact led to the creation of an illusion that, in turn, led to several political miscalculations. In the course of the US 1972 election, Shah had secretly helped the Nixon election camp. During the Vietnam War, the United States was forced to borrow a number of advanced aircraft from the Shah fo...

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...e Book:حاجی رفتنی استداستان بیست سال دوستی نیکسون و شاهTo the memory of my political science professor: Dr. AkbarContentsIntroduction1. CCCCCCCC CCCCC... ...places are real but the eventsand quoting are imaginary.Haaji Is Gone is a fictional story asserting Shah hiddenly from the United States was striving... ...tion was hostile towards the United States.National Interests does not let political friendship.Haaji is Gone implies friendship in relations in the U... ...land, MossadeghBiographyAuthor: Shahram Torabi Born in 1327, a graduate of political science and international affairs,is a retired diplomat who worke... ...Bachelor of economics from the National University and a Master'sdegree in political science from the High Institute of Political Sciences. Prior to j... ...h Institute of Political Sciences. Prior to joining the StateDepartment as political staff in 1975, he completed a Master's degree in International Re...

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...rship of the issuing enterprise at all. This is a myth, aconvenient piece of fiction intended to pacify losers andlure "new blood" into the arena. Sha... ...eally the robbery in disguise of stateassets by a select few, cronies of the political regime?Margaret Thatcher was accused of it - and so wereprivati... ... (to show its track performance and growth). • Points regarding the political, legal (licences) and competitive environment. • A vis... ...ollapse of a series of nation-wide leveraged investment plans in 1997. Inept politicaland financial crisis management led Albania to the vergeof disin... ...ther, less pious, pyramid schemes. Theymelted down and dragged economies and politicalestablishments with them.By definition, pyramid schemes are doom... ...ype of asset bubble. When financial institutions lend tothe unworthy but the politically well-connected, tocronies, and family members of influential ... ...97"The Suffering of Being Kafka" (electronic book ofHebrew and English Short Fiction), Prague, 1998-2004"The Macedonian Economy at a Crossroads – On t...

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...errorist attacks (Muslims, Non Muslims) The Scenario… The Central Theme This Novel has been written in the context of present day fast changing political scenario of the world. Most important international burning issues have been touched in this novel in the most skilful and careful manner. Shall this peace seeking world ever reach the lasting peace..? There is d...

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...uate specialization diploma in ear, nose, and throat diseases in 1996. He is a poet, drama writer, novelist, columnist and a medical practitioner. Fiction is his favorite topic to write. He is also a software and web site developer. He is working as ENT specialist in his native town Gujranwala, Pakistan. He wrote and published an Urdu Novel “Tuloo e Amn” in 2003. Du...

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...********************************** A Novel in English and Urdu A Fiction Novel on World Power Politics An Engl... ...eases in1996.He is a poet, drama writer, novelist, columnist and a medicalpractitioner. Fiction is his favorite topic to write. He is also a software ... ...igious, territorial limits and social taboo. This novel is an action andadventure based fiction and an attempt to make this world as a jointpeaceful g... ...e poison of sectarianism. Everysect is fighting against the other. We have bought their political leaders, religious leadersand industrialists and all... ...he Muslim countries to boycott Karaq thus pushed the Karaqin a position of economic and political chaos. These were main reasons due to whichZulimista... ... and Zamaril and allies.And we will continue our pressure on Islamic World and imposing political and economicsanctions to follow the policies of Zuli... ...created only for this. And now I suggest you all to impose sanctions on Kafelistineboth politically and economically in order to paralyze so that ther... ...ody should think that ZTA is doing all this forpower games so ZTA has been made for any political reason or to form our owngovernment. Not at all. We ...

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...In his classic, 1984, George Orwell selected certain features of his society as a basic skeleton, then fleshed political fiction over the bones. Many parallels between 1984 and the modern world have long been recognized. In Orwell's Warning: The Greatest Amerikan Paradox, Erik Blaire compares these features to the paradoxes of America...

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..."In our age there is no such thing as “keeping out of politics.” All issues are political issues, and politics itself is a mass of lies, evasions, folly, hatred and schizophrenia." —George Orwell, Politics and the English Language (1946) Imagine, if you would, an average American. We’ll call him “E...

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... books: Animal Farm (1945) and NineteenEighty Four (1949). Both are serious political docu-ments exposing the growing threat of modern poweraddiction.... ...so many is thatOrwell cast features of the real world in a work of“polemic” fiction. He selected key features of societyas he saw them (features most ... ...I do suggest that we shall get nowhere unless we start by recognizing that political behavior is largely non-rational, that the world is suffering f... ...neanother over control of the National Body. The newway to speak is called “Political Correctness,” and thesecular religion that pushes it, “American ... ...book Hidden His-tory (1987): “No nation has ever believed so firmlythat its political life was based on a perfect theory.And yet no nation has ever be... ...institu-tions.”12 We Americans hold a solid belief in thesuperiority of our political theory, while in reality, we 1... ...hen writing about the centralsecret of Oceania? Or is that just part of the fiction?We’ll come back to this in the last chapter. ... ...em so desperate toeliminate it. Said differently, just as Orwell fleshedhis fiction over a factual skeleton, we’ll try to imaginewhat he may have had ...

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...of failing to reach his fellow conservatives, it was time for Will Hartline to try something radical enough to get noticed. He decided to “help” his political adversaries advance their cause, but really only as a trap to expose their deceptive tactics to the bright light of day. The “bait” he used for his Political Year Strategy was brilliantly simple — he merely called ...

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...hington By: Matt Erickson Trapped by Political Desire: The Treatise Released into the Public Domain ... ...ased into the Public Domain October 28, 2020 Trapped by Political Desire: The Treatise may be (printed &/or) distributed (as is) ... ...ied, then both the book title and authorship must be changed) Trapped by Political Desire: The Treatise is freely-available electronicall... ... title) www.Issuu.com/patriotcorps www.Academia.edu (The Political Year Strategy) To my loving wife, Pam; for all her love and suppo... ...ire entraps it, causing it to lose its liberty, if not its life.Trapped by Political Desire: The Treatise likewise baits a trap tocapture federal serv... ...nd phrases of the U.S. Constitution, the tale herein told isalso a work of fiction.But, just because this story is made up doesn’t mean theparticulars... ...g even more information, of course, are invitedto read Matt Erickson’s non-fiction works, for additionalinsight into what he calls The Peculiar Conund... ... illusion, however, it vanished the moment one learns toseparate fact from fiction and truth from falsehood. ... ...tious work, with few people to datemaking the effort.“Then I tried writing fiction, to tell my information in storyform, but, alas, I’m no great novel...

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...Our Move Next is an African speculative fiction anthology offering catharsis, cautionary tales, hidden hopes, spiritual beliefs or dreams of the future, past or parallel present . We do not pursue false positives or encourage overt optimism at the prospect of build...

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...and encourage the conjuring of alternative imaginations. Speculative Fiction as a genre and as a potentially transformative practice allows us i... ... contributions offered in this book reflect a pervasiveness of speculative fiction interpretations that focus on exploring ancestral con- nectio... ...ual realm, the ancestral plane and new mythologies with touches of science fiction emerged as paramount, revealing the defining power of our cos... ...d and methodical in her thoughts and enjoys fantasy and science fiction in her words. She lives in Johannesburg, calls Cape Town... ... Oyedotun Damilola is a Nigerian who writes contemporary, speculative fiction, and non-fiction about pop culture. He likes to ex... ...building up to something. It was part of the reason ment held very little political sway. But shit, do things change, she thought, they’d... ... of the Western Cape, majoring in Philosophy, Women and Gender Studies,and Political Studies. I served on the #UniteBehind inaugural secretariat for t... ...blished, both in creative writing and contributions tofeminist and broader political discourse, nationally and globally. I was recognised by the Mail ...

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...h D Dissentation (avant-garde paradoxist educational science fiction) Florentin Smarandache Professor Departme... ...n this book a new literary-scientific genre called: EDUCATIONAL SCIENCE FICTION. 3 ... ... Antialent, intelligence, increativity – My Cexat The infant’s immoral-political noneducation – Whirc.Misseducation and parapedagogy A. The m... ... stration Antisocial Anti- Science and political system cultural misseducation 11The ... ...ied himself with Santa. At the age of 20 the mathematician Gelois diedin a political duel. The night before his fatal duel, he sat down and wrote hism...

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...sted in universal social change. Captured, he or she is apolitical prisoner.The political prisoner’s words or deed have in one from or another embodie... ...ave consequently broughthim into acute conflict with the state. In light of the political content of his act, the"crime" (which may or may not have be... ...umes a minorimportance. In this country, however, where the special category of politicalprisoners is not officially acknowledged, the political priso... ...ical prisoner inevitably standstrial for a specific criminal offense, not for a political act. Often the so-called crimedoes not even have a nominal e... ...silencing amilitant crusader against oppression. In all instances, however, the politicalprisoner has violated the unwritten law, which prohibits dist...

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...“An extraordinary magnum opus generating awareness on the poisonous effects of political hatred corrupting Turkish democratic climate. An essential reference for academics, think tanks, politicians, students of political science and diplomats interested in Türkiye and for every person hating hatred.”...

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...men xi Ataturk xii 15 July 2016 Democracy Day xvi INTRODUCTION 2 Transformation 2 PART ONE 8 Psychology 8 Conformism 17 Extraordinariness 30 Political Psychology 31 Political Preference 35 Modernists 40 Conservatives 59 PART TWO 63 Ottoman Empire 63 Devshirme Bureaucracy 73 Reâyâ (Periphery) 79 Janissary Revolts 83 Guild Revolts 86 Celali Revolts 89 Suh...

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...e, not at all risk-averse when it came to risksthat others had to face, with political connections and political aspirations. Rumours werethat Birdiec... ...eeding the requirement for recruits, it remained the system ofchoice for the political powers in being as well as for the majority of the people, who ... ...ed that concept of the greater good of all humanity foruse in moralizing and political assertion but he could not give an answer to what itactually wa... ... and the schooltaught the same anyway. By radically reducing the size of the political influence and thesize of the government, great funds were set f... ...Good Old Mother Earth had been in a bad shape. He did notget too much of the political convulsions following the ascent of the Contributors’...

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...iminals, or from governmental actions. Being driven only too often by short-sighted domestic political pressures, governments had a tendency to misbeh... ...hose mighty states of the Varanoides, the wilderness was of not muchconcern either. The same political mechanisms rules there as they did within the h...

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...or the story: desirable, useful, awkward, or even hopeless dead ends. Honed during years of studying the practical problems of creating vividness in fiction, this mode of analysis is based on rigorous use of evidence and deduction. Dostoevsky’s subject in Crime and Punishment is an epiphany, and he chose to write about it by creating a character whose name means “schis...

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...Paul, 1941- Two thoughts with but a single mind: Crime and Punishment and the writing of fiction / by P. T. Barber, Mary Fleming Zirin, and Elizab... ...); 978-0-9911702-1-0 (paper) 1. Dostoyevsky, Fyodor, 1821-1881. Crime and punishment. 2. Fiction — Technique. 3. Orthodox Eastern Church. I. Ti... ..., with his elder brother and close friend, Mikhail,immediately plunged into the cultural and political polemics of the time byfounding their own magaz... ...magazines, hepublished a novel, Unizhennye i oskorblennye (The Insulted and Injured,1861); a fictionalized account of his years in prison, Zapiski iz ... ... issues of his day, so Crime andPunishment takes time out of its busy schedule to ridicule a politicalphilosophy! In one of the major scenes in the bo... ...This meant that Russian novelists hadremarkable possibilities for attaching meaning to their fictional characters bygiving them metaphorical names, si... ...cellent account of the historical background of Dostoevsky’sdisagreements with this group of political theorists. But whereto from there? Once agai... ...esence ofSonia, he absorbs wisdom just as easily as, in the past, he had absorbedcommonplace political views. Among other things, this scene is amarve... ...g rot or nonsense. Razumikhinuses the latter when speaking of his own and his friends’ socio-political arguments. Forinstance, his dictum, which in th...

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...e, not at all risk-averse when it came to risksthat others had to face, with political connections and political aspirations. Rumours werethat Birdiec... ...eeding the requirement for recruits, it remained the system ofchoice for the political powers in being as well as for the majority of the people, who ... ...ed that concept of the greater good of all humanity foruse in moralizing and political assertion but he could not give an answer to what itactually wa... ... and the schooltaught the same anyway. By radically reducing the size of the political influence and thesize of the government, great funds were set f... ...Good Old Mother Earth had been in a bad shape. He did notget too much of the political convulsions following the ascent of the Contributors’...

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...In the political interpretation of Islam, politics assumes the central place. Every aspect of religion acquires a political hue. The true believer’s mission in life, according to this interpretation, is to ensure that just as God’s ...

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... 4CHAPTER 1The Nature of the Error of the PoliticalInterpretation of Islam 10CH... ...terpretation of Islam 10CHAPTER 2The Political Interpretation of Islam 14CHAPTER ... ...nent of a distinctlypolitical interpretation of Islam, are problematic.The political interpretation of Islam has been, andcontinues to be, the cause o... ...ose who critiqued others were 5 The Political Interpretation of Islam not suppressed. Instead, they were appr... ...less trying to reason with me. 7 The Political Interpretation of Islam In this way, throughout our corresponde...

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...nderstanding of itself, and a new job description for its role in society. The 20th century has taught us that economic affairs cannot be governed by political ideologies, that science must be free of doctrine and political agendas, that church and state must be separated. But it has not provided us with a new world view that explains the postmodern world that we actually ...

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...te, and research schools on the topic. These deal with the general issue of the relationship between organised religion and the institutional part of political life, while placing both of these within the vague field of less organised life (religiosity and civil society) and relating them to other disciples such as law and sociology. As we will see, much of what Baha’u’lla...

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...ics in the Quran Theses on church and state . The issue of church and state is universal (and always local) . Islamic, Christian and Jewish political theologies are a common tradition . Shi`ism is not different . The people count . Establishment is not the issue . In the modern state, political participation is a religious duty . Religions do not s...

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... page 25 of the pdf). CHURCH AND STATE Book 1 of a postmodern political theology for the Bahai community ... .... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 137 2. Islamic, Christian and Jewish political theologies are a common tradition . . . . . . . . . . ... ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 144 6. In the modern state, political participation is a religious duty . . . . . . . . . ... ...i Faith is provided at the end of the book. As a theologian rather than a political scientist I am interested in principlesrather than political mech... ...onship in Shiah (Shí ca)Iran, an adequate treatment of Jewish or Christian political theologies, or a propercomparison with the ideas of contemporary ... ...ows that the fascist interpretation of the ‘body politic’ is based on pure fiction.Our bodies function without one organ commanding. The brain may not... ...ments of a social contracttheory, rather than subscribing to the necessary fiction that God appoints theruler. The corollary is that an unjust or inep... ...ashi, like Shariatibefore him, is building an ideology on an insubstantial fiction. Within this framework, the Babi movement is seen as incarnating t... ...Kister does not say so), the apologetic arguments that the massacremust be fictional because it would have been contrary to Islamic law and principles...

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...ember 9, 2012 www.clubcool.org Disclaimer: This work is entirely science fiction Cover: “duality” by ~thothflashpanhttp://thothflashpan.deviant... ...nal MonetaryFund (IMF), The World Bank, EU, UN, NATO and every otherbigger political and economic institutions in the world were createdand are contro... ...e royal bloodlines?Would you be surprised if the world’s biggest business, political,military, economy and national leaders ARE ALL PART OF THEROYAL B... ... with everything in this post now startingto sound as some kind of science fiction I started to think: “Theseare signs that I should start to round of... ... fresh from nature, directly from my mindwithout any social programming or political correctness judgingmy writing and censoring me. I would suggest w... ...re about the book.Is she a planted?Haha I’m getting paranoid. Only science fictions would haveholographic spies planted in reality.I have ‘coincidentl... ...an obvious Achilles' heel, but I’m not aconspiracy theorist, I’m a science fiction writer haha.‘Normal people’ will most likely feel the need to put m... ... in, rather than just scare them away immediately.The beauty about science fiction is that: Everything is possible.Most of the information that I brin...

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...t Turks. It was the Zoroastrian Persians.22 Within 100 years of the death of the Prophet Muhammad, i.e. by 750, the Muslim Arabs had expanded their political state far beyond the Arab lands. Consequently, the Muslim community of believers, umma, began to encompass ethnicities beyond the Arabs themselves. The first non-Arabs to accept Islam in large numbers were the Persi...

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...ia Presented to the Central Asian Studies Program Conference on The Revival of Central Asian Culture. (The Oklahoma State University, March 1997) Political Legitimacy: Trends in Central Asia The Dastan Genre in Central Asia Modern Encyclopedia of Religions in Russia and the Soviet Union (Academic International Press, 1995) Vol. V Central Asia's New Dastans Cent...

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...ral Asian Studies ProgramConference on The Revival of Central Asian Culture.(The Oklahoma State University, March 1997) Political Legitimacy: Trend... ...network (Report on the USSR), on 10September 1990 An Encounter Between Z.V. Togan and S. FreudInternational Bulletin of Political Psychology Vol.4 ... ...early date marker. The later direct participation of Central Asia in worldevents did, and still continues to influence the political and cultural even... ... in the 15th-17th centuries, and the inhabitants were called"Tartar."2 Perhaps Christopher Marlowe (1564-1593), by writing fiction aboutTimur (d. 1405... ...al, tribalor confederation names, not ethnonyms. Those appellations were mistakenly ordeliberately turned into "ethnic"or "political" classifications ... ...of the Russian armies andbureaucrats. Early in the 8th century, the Turks themselves provided an accountof their identity, political order and history... ... of his retort througha specific reference to Chora Batir.The fact that the motifs of Chora Batir appeared in a 1981 Ozbek"fiction," actually historic... ...ns gave it one. TheCentral Asian response was standard. Regarding the Moscowversion of Central Asian history an example of fiction, the CentralAsians ... ...eaken theheroic impact.The Central Asian authors quoted or emulated these dastansoutright, while writing their "historical fiction" of the 1970s and19...

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...nvolves an impaired,dysfunctional, immature (True) Self coupled with acompensatory fiction (the False Self). The sicknarcissist's sense of sel... ...here the narcissist differs from others (from"normal" people). His very self is a piece of fiction concocted to fend offhurt and to nurture the narcis... ... lies inorder to avoid the Grandiosity Gap – when the abyssbetween fact and (narcissistic) fiction becomes toogaping to ignore. The narcissist lies in... ...porate culture of narcissism"? Human collectives – states, firms, households,institutions, political parties, cliques, bands – acquire alife and a cha... ... his sole legacy: a massive post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).APPENDIX: Strong Men and Political Theatres - The"Being There" Syndrome"I came here ... ...onyism, corruption, intimidation, and collusion withWestern interests, both commercial and political.The new "democracies" are thinly-disguised andcri... ...ndemiccorruption, nepotism, and cronyism; self-censoringmedia; socially, economically, and politically excludedminorities; and so on. But while this m... ...eturn for all these worldly and intangible goods(popularity of the leadership which yields politicalstability; prosperity; security; prestige abroad; ... ...issist projects a False Self and manages all hissocial interactions through this concocted fictionalconstruct.When the narcissist reveals his true col...

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...s in the United States; there are only"inmates." There are most certainly no political prisoners in the United States;only "terrorists" and those who ... ...etrate this linguisticshield we have the key to understanding the social and political functions of theprison system. The dominant theoretical assumpt... ...t will be ruled justifiable homicide in a coroner's inquest.What then is the political function of the criminal and the prisoner as they arecreated an... ... young hardcore criminal.Even more consequential in terms of their potential political impact are theproposals of Edward C. Banfield, a professor of U... ...hich he was brought to trial.Here then lies the final significance of a mass political movement to expose theprisons and free the prisoners. The issue...