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…, the primary purpose of the United Nations, as indicated by Art 1 (1) of the Charter, is '[t]o maintain international peace and security'. In particular, the Security Council (which is also has the primary mandate for the admission of members) is conferred 'primary…

…and therefore modern. But it also provided a means of criticizing Western dominance, thereby salving Chinese pride." Zedong was a mobilizing preacher to the peasantry of China: he promised political influence, national security, and a country free of Western…

…correctly ruled, subjecting employees to drug testing without reasonable cause for suspicion is justifiable only when two major conditions are met: 1) the intrusion is important to furthering an urgent public interest such as national security or public safety…

…The European Unification 500 years ago, the European age began. Portuguese seafarers swept Europe out of the medieval age, and boldly helped Europe to grow. During the European age, constant wars were fought among the many nations that made up Europe…

…advocacy) accepted and encouraged Great Britain's authority in international affairs. However over the past century, Foreign Policy has evolved to being: "... not simply a matter of defence spending and defensive alliances. The likelihood of nations co…

…of German Empire was Three Emperors' League, established between Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Russia. This alliance guaranteed each other that when any one member state took military action against a non-member, particularly France or the Balkan nations…

…progressive marketing skills and management techniques he rapidly expanded the corporation. Nathan Cummings acquired Sprague, Warner & Company, a national packaged goods distributor, in 1942. From there he changed the name to Sprague Warner- Kenny Corporation…

…got rid of the gold standard and put them in the United States Treasury. He helped out industry with the National Industrial Recovery Act, which brought about the National Recovery Administration, and the Public Works Administration. In the reform area he…

…, resisted holding an election on the reunification of Vietnam. Despite over $1 billion of U.S. aid between 1955 and 1961, the South Vietnamese economy languished and internal security deteriorated. Nation building was failing the South, and, in 1960, communist…

…for their country. The atomic bomb provided a quick and easy solution to a complex problem. The alternative was to initiate a full scale invasion of Japan, which would have cost more lives than we, as a nation, were willing to spend. Now, however, a recent U.S…