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…st modern technology and modern mass culture. Under the other scenario, we live in a world gradually interconnected with fast technologies, fast computers, …

…eople in the world who live on less than USD 2 per day, and half a billion live on less than USD 1 per day. The world poverty should be reduced to one half …ted the enormous death toll. It is worth reminding that two billion people live within 100 km of sea cost. Global warming further increases the risk of sim …

…ce, freedom, equality, communism, liberation, homeland, the nation. We now live in a global post-heroic age. …

Simmons, P. J. (1998). Learning to Live with NGOs, Foreign Policy, Fall 1998, 82–97. …

…world which would be capable of growing into anything that would be fit to live and orientate itself to a new evolutionary form. The world is turning into …

As Habermas pointed out, it is nice to live in a welfare state. But under which conditions had the welfare state been… …process, because everyone consumes, and it’s hardly possible to completely live autarkic. So it’s a pity that some people still just don’t want to reflex… …

…ping countries, where four-fifths of the entire current world’s population live. The estimated population growth in the developing countries for 2000-2025 …in cities. Around two-thirds of the world’s entire population will likely live in cities in 2020. It is already obvious that the fastest-growing cities ar …

…the sober estimate, which assumes that '''about 15 million organic species live on Earth currently''', it is certain that we have very little knowledge of …cal rainforest'''. It is estimated that between 1/2 and 2/3 of all species live at that latitude. If logging continues at the current rate, the vast forest …

…rs, Islamists mostly deserve to be isolated (most of the Muslim immigrants live at the edges of cities in ghettos) because they are neither able nor willin …versal aspirations.” (Zemni 1). Simply let the members of another cultures live in a country and ignore them is not enough. It means to include them into… …

In the history people always been made their way to live in another place as where they are born and this not required globalization …

…they may not pay the fee (so-called free riders). To the contrary, all who live along a motorway have to resign to the air and noise pollution regardless… …

…affect the continent’s future development. Four out of ten Latin Americans live in poverty. Pre-election opinion polls show that poverty alleviation and st …

…g help to those who have needed it; and producing media spectacles such as Live-Aid in London’s Hyde Park. Civil society includes guerrillas in the jungles *Simmons, P. J. (1998). Learning to Live with NGOs, Foreign Policy, Fall 1998, 82–97. …

…ational financial operations and the financial crisis, is the right way to live in a globalized world?''''' The free market economy is one of the key values by which we have agreed to live, to support it in our external relations. By free market economy we mean th …

…ational financial operations and the financial crisis, is the right way to live in a globalized world? …

…ore organized immigration. There are many reasons for people to migrate to live somewhere else: the desire for a better education than is available at the …it from the migration. In the history people always been made their way to live in another place as where they are born and this not required globalization …

…heir own human world. Instead of hunting and gathering food, they began to live on crops they grew (predominantly cereals), meat and other products from th …nearly total. As Vitousek et al. put it, ‘…it is ever more obvious that we live on a man-controlled planet.’ (Vitousek et al., 1997). …

*30 000 inhabitants live in the BR and on its border *40 000 inhabitants live outside the BR in close contact with its territory …

…r kids to school, repair their houses, achieve a basic health care system, live in a cleaner and safer environment, they will definitely refuse to support …

…another place come to Isoman state to find work, they might need a home to live there. That’s good for the economy because the consumption increases. If th …