The US media, Huntington and September 11

Article Abstract:

The study explains the crisis of September 11 by resorting to Samuel Huntington's 'Clash of civilizations' and aims to illustrate how the media did so. It further argues that the main attraction of the Huntington paradigm attempts is to analyze international relations without discussing actual politics specially the issue of Palestine in particular and of Arab nationalism in general.

United States, Evaluation, Criticism and interpretation, International relations, Media coverage, World Trade Center and Pentagon Attacks, 2001, Huntington, Samuel

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A new continuity with colonial administration: participation in development management

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Details regarding the continuity and change in development administration and management are given. Development management has newly adopted a specific set of managerialist participatory methods, to achieve ownership of development interventions.

Analysis, Colonial administration

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Domestic public support for foreign aid: does it matter?

Article Abstract:

First World governments provide decreasing levels of foreign aid despite apparently high levels of domestic public support for foreign aid. This issue is examined as a study in government response to public opinion.

Public opinion, Foreign assistance

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