Abstract This contribution outlines a case for reconsidering US history in the nineteenth century. The standard approach tells “story of nation” after 1783 from an internal standpoint that minimizes external connections. Historians empire, however, distinguish between formal and effective independence trace lines continuity lead one to other. If applied newly decolonized United States, this per...

The purpose of this study is to determine a model international cooperation so that the assets recovery cross-border resulting from corruption in ASEAN can be more effective. Therefore, questions are: (1) how implementation as result based on UNCAC including obstacles faced and success cross-border? (2) What solution for corruption? This using normative legal research methods with written studi...

The purpose of this paper is to analysis the influence Russia-Ukraine conflict hyperinflation Venezuela. With implementation economic theoretical approaches, aims present a comprehensive overview current development status nation and causes situation during different governmental governances. More importantly, will whether in terms oil market fluctuations geo-political changes can serve as turn...

A wide range of right-wing movements are bound together by their adherence to a nostalgic vision the United States as “Christian nation,” yet there meaningful differences in specific narratives promoted these groups that not fully understood. This article identifies two ideal-typical versions this narrative: white Christian nation and colorblind Judeo-Christian nation. The share common declensi...

The process of integrating people into the political, social, and cultural assimilation individuals a nation is known as nation-building, which has caused number obstacles for this extensive multidimensional process. In order to return position policies ruling elite institutions Kurdistan Region, researcher depends on qualitative approach in current study, focuses political social barriers nati...

1.1 Urban forestry in the United States: Status and scope The United States has observed unprecedented urban growth over the last few decades. Nowak et al. (2005) noted that between 1990 and 2000, the share of urban land area in the nation increased from 2.5% to 3.1%. Existing urban areas in the U.S. maintain average tree coverage of 27% (Nowak et al. 2001), and consist of millions of trees alo...

Settlement geography and cultural landscapes, two well-established themes of human geography, have taken on renewed importance in the study of the United States. The examination of regional cultural patterns, such as the distribution of Hispanics in the American Southwest, Germans in Texas, and Mormons in the Salt Lake Region are a few examples of the geographic research tradition. More recentl...

TODAY, THE UNITED STATES IS ONLY ONE DECADE REmoved from what was then a forecast of difficult meager times for the national investment in medical and scientific research. In 1995, the US House of Representatives budget resolution called for a cut in funding for the National Institutes of Health (NIH) of 5% for fiscal year (FY) 1996 and a freeze on NIH funding through FY 2000. However, the NIH ...

The implications of national sovereignty constitute a characteristic, and evolving, twentieth century problem. The nation-state, developed over previous centuries, has proved capable of horrific abuse; but at its best it has produced a legal, administrative, economic and financial framework in which its citizens have been able to prosper as never before. A natural counterpart of these developme...