Culture, human rights, and the politics of resentment in the era of globalization

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The intensification of the politics of resentment due to globalization, related to human rights and culture is discussed. The spread of ideals of human rights through globalization allows more contact between human rights activists and people, thereby posing a threat to political leaders who use the politics of resentment to control and shape their own societies in their own interest.

Influence, Globalization, Resentment

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The human rights situation in present-day Cuba

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Attention is drawn towards the fact that the Cuban people have to struggle for the respect of human rights and transition towards a participatory form of government and implementation of migration. The studies also stated that accords remained as the primary objectives in Cuban Transition Project.

Cuban Americans, Civil rights

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Public health, human rights, and the beneficence of states

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The examination of the state beneficence in protecting the health and well being of the citizens is presented. The application of a human rights approach in improving public health responses is also discussed.

Health Care and Social Assistance, Management dynamics, HEALTH SERVICES, Public Health Care, Administration of Public Health Programs, Health Programs-Total Govt, Administration of Human Resource Programs, Health Programs, Management, Public health, Company business management

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