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…, “Can the existing system survive without major reforms?” The early designers of Social Security and many Democrats are baffled at the recent proposals to change Social Security. Most believe that Social Security is still able to provide a safety net…

…, and innovativeness. Known as the period of transformation, the reign of Peter the Great in Russia was one of great change and revolutionary movements towards modernity. As the Tsar Reformer, Peter embraced his monarchy with zeal and absoluteness. He took…

…for their goals. In the years after the convention and before the Civil War, the movement was small and remained small until the 1880s. Because members were not formally organized and they could not agree on what issues of reform to support, this caused dissension…

…, and finally opened Russia up to the rest of the world. The first part of perestroika that Gorbachev exercised was the reformation of the electoral system (White 31). Previously all elections only had the number of candidates that there were seats for, meaning…

…Chinese Economic Reform Two years after the death of Mao Zedong in 1976, it became apparent to many of China's leaders that economic reform was necessary. During his tenure as China's premier, Mao had encouraged social movements such as the Great…

…Church of England or Anglican Church, the Christian church in England, dating from the introduction of Christianity into that country. More specifically, it is the branch of the Christian church that, since the Reformation, has been the established…

…should be mirrored by radical improvements in the environment. The process of economic reform and restructuring should eliminate the perverse incentives which critics argue generated environmental problems, without the need for any accompanying institutional…

…the authority of kings, priests and nobles. The primary cause of the revolution was the dispute over the people's differing ideas of reform. It was essentially a revolution of all classes of society against the old system of government. France, a feudal country…

…relations can be altered. In this section, we focus on a strategy for developing mass women's organizations by focusing on the relationship that we see between reforms and power. There are three questions crucial to our conception of this relationship: 1…

…wished to inform the people on the homefront of the advantages of an Entente Peace to "dwell on the democratic development and improvement in the lot of the working classes", rather than employment reforms. Social reform was abandoned as a result of Britain's…