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• Saturday, Day Eight
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• Saturday, Day Eight
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• Saturday, Day One
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• Issues Calling for Global Commitments
  ...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 by 2015. One of the many w
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• Points of Agreement: Problems, Players, Rules
  ...me target. Developed countries spend about a thousand million dollars each day to support their farmers, thus ruining the competitiveness of farmers in th
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• VCSE Guidebook/Introduction
  ...task in the context of the eLearning Program. It aims to provide a day-to-day diary of the VCSE Project (2007-2009), presenting the experiences of the VC
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• The Clash of Ideologies and Civilisations Theories
  ...civilisations, also alerts to the misconception, overly widespread to this day and rather provincial in its nature, that the European civilisation of the
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• Isoman copper mine (hypothetical case study)
  ...data indicates the potential of processing up to 100,000 tonnes of ore per day.''
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• Global public goods debate
  ...rrent pace, that country alone will require 100 million barrels of oil per day by 2030. There's no way carbon emissions can be limited at that rate and th
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• VCSE Guidebook/Creating regional (e-)learning networks/The VCSE RCEs
  ...opean RCEs and the VCSE University partners agreed to join forces. To this day, 55 RCEs have been established worldwide, 13 of them being in Europe. A num
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• Goat Cheese production - FjellTopp - Bo Jensen
  ...pproximately five years now (2017), his fresh goat cheese has won at least three national awards for its quality, provenance and taste. A trained, experien ...(each day he produces one batch of cheeses). This allows him to spend his day selling his cheese. In total, the business produces about 2 000 cheeses eve
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• Global political economy
  ==Value Transformation of the Present-day Society==
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• The State and the Political System
  The modern-day social life in the developed industrial countries is connected to the moder
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• The impact of multinational corporations, global trade and extreme weather on agriculture in West Africa
  ...oor world to get rid of subsidies, but they continue to spend $1 billion a day subsidizing its own farming enterprises. ...hing rights contracts off the coast of West Africa. This continues to this day. Commercial unsustainable over-fishing from foreign corporations have playe
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• Global Threat to Life’s Diversity
  ...e on the development of the atmosphere and rocks, for example. The present-day atmospheric concentration of oxygen may serve as an example: but for the wo The principal causes of the present-day species disappearance are '''suitable habitat reduction and alteration'''.
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• Development trends
  ...eir orientation will be toward Asia rather than the West. Like the present-day multinational corporations, they will not be subject to control, and will b
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• Summary
  ...iety, global political economy, and the value transformation of the modern-day Western society, characterised by an inclination toward post-materialism. Relation between CS and the market or the state may take on three different forms: co-option, co-operation, and conflict.
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• Free market economy
  Three examples of what could be done better are as follows: the world price of co ...or Dubai, or WTI is… have any of you thought about which part of an entire day's consumption of oil is sold on aifree market basis? The price of oil is no
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• The logic and dimensions of globalisation
  ...and peripheral and semi-peripheral countries (former colonies, or present-day developing countries).
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• Change in Gender Role in Slovenia at the beginning of 21st century
  ...c domain but also at the individual level where the key lies in the day-to-day intimate interaction of both males (Sullivan 2004). Attention should be pa ...lied some interesting data found in news release for International Women’s Day (Eurostat, 2006).
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• Global Regulation, Global Business Ethics, and Global Common Good
  The global nature of the present-day markets calls for global governance and global regulation, not only concer
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• Globalisation and civic society
  ...the global political economy as well as in the value orientation of modern-day society. '''Three general types '''of attitudes that civic society organisations assume towar
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• Compiled newspaper reports on the Isoman and Taranga mines
  ...also be a huge dump site where 100,000 tonnes of rock will be dumped every day and there will be a giant 20km drain pipe down to Beya where the copper tai
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• National Post-Sovereignty – Domination of Multinational Corporations
  ==Characteristics of the Present-day State==
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• Political solutions: Global Government and Global Governance
  ...zontal relations and networks. Numerous theories have sprung up in present-day political science relating especially to the term of global governance. *[[Three principal positions on political globalisation]]
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• Defining the Sociological Interest in Globalisation
  Three outstanding sociological authorities referred to globalisation as such roug ...standing of the process. Anthony Giddens says quite clearly that there are three fundamental sources of the dynamic development of modernity leading to glob
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• Isoman copper mine (hypothetical case study)/Other similar cases
  ...have never seen the sort of industrial evolution that happened up to this day (and the lignite reserves are still large even now).
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• Global Climate Change
  ...these substances means that the temperature differences between night and day or summer and winter are not drastic, enabling life to survive and evolve o ...>2</sub> and other greenhouse gas emissions are set to grow for the two or three coming decades at least. The expected warming, although it may not seem dra
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• The social dimension and sociological treatment of globalisation
  By mentioning the three classic sociologists – Comte, Marx, and Simmel (while of course I should The phenomenon of globalisation – as follows from the above – has three dimensions: the objective dimension (let us call it that way), the dimensio
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• An analysis of the roles and positions of the players within global civil society
  Authors cited (Barša and Soukup) offer a useful analysis of the present-day views on global civil society (GCS). The term GCS, in their interpretation, ...dvantage to GINs is that they combine perceptions of the same problem from three different perspectives: the public (governmental), the private, and the tra
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• Jordan: Water Scarcity
  ...dentary populations require an absolute minimum of 100 litres per person a day for safe hygiene and an adequate standard of living<ref name="Mohsen"> Mohs ...adult requires around 300 metric tons of water a year, i.e. nearly a ton a day.<ref name="Mohsen" /> If this water does not arrive through natural precipi
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• Soil and Food Production
  ...most food before eating, season our food and take it at specific times of day (breakfast, lunch, dinner). Local as well as imported ingredients are used
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• The Earth’s Human Population- Growth and Poverty
  ...the quality of human life has been debated for centuries. When the modern-day human population expansion started in the 18^th century, '''Thoma
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• “The Low Price” of the textile discounter KiK – consequences for labour conditions in textile factories in Bangladesh
  ...low wage countries are the purchasing practises of the business companies. Three tendencies can be made updemonstrated that are ofhave a significant impact ===== 3.2.2 Three tendencies in purchasing practise =====
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• The United Nations and the necessity of reformation
  ...e seen as a violation of article 51 of the Charter of the UN and till this day the global war on terror is neither reprehended nor legitimated by the UN a **[[Three principal positions on political globalisation]]
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• The political aspects of globalisation (a crisis in politics and democracy)
  ...ntroversy over the disappearing power position of the state within present-day world politics is therefore dominated by the view that the state does remai
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• Responsibility of consumers
  ...ions define absolute poverty as subsistence on less than one US-Dollar per day.
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• Media and culture in a globalized world
  ...rturn of a king. But the long-lasting problems which remain the same every day are falling into oblivion. But it’s the question if that would be differe
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• Case study: Brown coal mining in the Usti region
  ...a place from which the countryside rehabilitated after the mining may one day be managed. Černice and Horní Jiřetín are priceless not only for their ...proven to be effective. The promised plans to use these raw materials one day have never come true. Together with the mine operators, designers in 1990-9
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• Syndrome approach applied in Ore Mountains
  ...m, the social composition of the population. The implications last to this day, and the battle is not over: see the attempts to break through the “terri ...ants from both air and precipitation caused by it has continued until this day, although the pollution concentrations and compositions have less adverse e
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• Isoman copper mine (hypothetical case study)/There are certain obstacles...
  ...d these mines maybe (but probably not) the ecosystem could be restored one day- but if you uses the raw material it is gone forever. It will not regrow.
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• Emissions Trading
  We see the results of the global warming every day. The climate chance is obvious for everybody. The average of temperature ri
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• Ghana: Gold Mining Resurgence
  ...with mining – from ancient times to the colonial period up to the present day when economic transformation (and income) is largely based on the mining in ...al production and sales of mineral output. This new framework consisted of three laws: the Small-Scale Mining Law, the Mercury Law, and the Precious Mineral
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• Case study: The Battle for Jezeří Chateau
  There used to be a medieval chateau on the site of the present day chateau, but its founding date is unknown. The first written record of it d ...ee-scores. Vilém, however, only paid for two thirds of the estate – 67 956 three-scores. The other third remained in Hochhauser possession and Vilém was su
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• Ore mountains - region and history
  ...was not deep under the surface or even lay exposed on the ground (“in the day” as they used to say). Due to its high calorific capacity, coal soon repl ...sin. Its installed capacity of 70 MW was only a fraction of that of modern-day power plants in the Basin, yet it sufficed in supplying Prague and an exten
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• Case study: The Life and Near Death of Jezeří Chateau Under the Czechoslovak Communist Regime
  ...Lobkowicz family, which had been in possession of Jezeří for the previous three centuries. They had been confiscated from the family by the Nazis following ...able to do that at night, when the digging underground was halted for the day. <ref name="marek">Marek, J. 'A brief history of the thirty years' war for
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• Ethiopia: Deforestation
  ...ndson Lyasu V in 1913, who was deposed by the Ethiopian Christian nobility three years later because of his Muslim ties, and then Menelik’s daughter Zaudi It has become a popular aphorism that modern day famines tend to be manmade, and this was certainly the case in the infamous
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