Essays on Bren

The Cold war period can be described as the duration during there was political and military tension between USA and the Soviet Union. The war was between the Eastern bloc and the Western Bloc. The Eastern bloc primarily consisted of the Soviet Union, which included countries like Russia. The Western bloc, on the other hand, comprised of The United States of America and the National Alliance Treaty Organization (NATO). There are twenty-eight NATO member states, which include France, Italy, Canada, Germany, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Greece, Hungary, Portugal and Spain, just to mention a few(Kerkendall, 2010, p. 34). It is ...

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This term paper explores the issue of rising sea levels, the likely causes, and the effects the rise is having now and may have in the future on our planet. Specifically, the effects discussed include on the land, the world’s freshwater resources, the animal and plant life, and the human race. The paper also considers current and potential longer-term solutions needed to deal with the problem and its effects. Finally, the paper provides recommendations for dealing with rising sea levels, in order to minimize the effects discussed.

Identification of the Problems

Although there are differences of opinion regarding the primary cause(s) ...

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Human beings live in an information age where economies are based on the digitization and computerization of information, a paradigm shift from the earlier systems brought about by the industrial revolution. Even in the information age, ethics is of paramount importance especially in the use of digital information in the governance process. The case under scrutiny involves ethical issues arising from a consolidation exercise that saw the unification of citizen’s records at the London Borough of Bren.

Potential ethical issues

There are potential issues following the consolidation of citizen records in the London Borough of Bren. These issues present imminent harm to the ...

In the 21st century, crime and criminal activities have risen tremendously. Undeniably, crime has become a global issue, whereby some existing forms of punishment are believed to be invalid. For example, in America criminals have become part of the neighborhoods. In fact, some of the organized gangs control all the activities in the neighborhood, as well as dictating all the security issues. Despite the increase in crime, law enforcing agents and society have the responsibility to eliminate criminal activities. Death penalty is one of the ways that Americans believe to be serving its purpose. There are some crimes in the ...

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Arguably, the society in the 21st century has become one of the dangerous places to be. Crimes are committed at home, streets, business premises, as well as religious buildings. Some of the worst crimes include murder, rape, and robbery with violence. Hence, the society has the highest intention of discouraging these crimes by using the strongest form of punishment, which is death penalty. It refers to a legitimate infliction of death as a form of punishment to those individuals found guilty of the most serious crimes. The arguments for and against this type of punishments are very complex. Despite the fact, ...