Tajikistan Essays

  • Bauxite/Aluminum and the Environment

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    Bauxite/Aluminum and the Environment Aluminum is the third most common element in the earth's crust, with reserves guaranteed to last hundreds of years, and, in its ore, bauxite, one of the most economically significant minerals in the world. It is, perhaps, more easily recycled than any other mineral substance used by man, but mining operations still continue and are enormously valuable. Aluminum companies have been at the forefront of environmental progress and effort in the minerals industry

  • Idi Kurbon: Religious Beliefs, Tradition, And Traditions

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    way to help others, not to gratify Allah. Meat is a... ... middle of paper ... ... they now have religious freedoms. Celebrating Idi Kurbon gives the people of Tajikistan a sense of nationalism. Overall, the holiday of Idi Kurbon has a lot of importance in Tajikistan. Idi Kurbon plays in important role in the culture of Tajikistan. The history and religious significance of Abraham’s near-sacrifice of his son plays an important role in the customs of the holiday. The sacrificial animals as well

  • Gender Wage Inequality

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    Shilpa Bista Conceptual framework: Gender earnings gap in Tajikistan To estimate the gender wage differential, this paper uses a standard approach, the Oaxaca (1974) decomposition, which entails decomposing the average male and female earnings differentials into two components. One component is the “explained” effect on the wage differential that occurs due to an average difference in human capital characteristics between men and women receiving equal treatment, and the second is the “effect of

  • Hong Kong Case Study

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    The rapid development and national power in the developed countries after the revolution is due to the speedy recovery and upgrading of industries and especially technologies. Therefore, less developed countries have to focus their attention on how to develop or adopt the industries and technologies from developed countries. (Sheleifer et al., 1998; Rodrick, 1998,2001) suggests that the poor development performance in less developed countries is largely associated with their institutional problems

  • Afghan Culture And Culture

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    AFGHAN CULTURE AND TRADITIONS Afghanistan is address to different cultures, language and traditions and every group has its own uniqueness and its own way of living. Even after the country’s infrastructure was badly destroyed during the civil war, people didn’t lose hope and they again started building their homes. Even after such tragedy people again started assembling at chai kahnas (Tea house) which is also called Samawar, and in urban places like restaurant they participates in sports, festivals

  • Understanding Public Budgeting: A Nation's Economic Regulation

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    significant role in the political and economic life of the country. According to Willoughby, (2014) public budget is a government expenditures and the taxes, which supporting such expenditures. Under the public budget one can understand the budget of Tajikistan and the budgets of its regions. Public budgeting is

  • Speech: An Analysis Of Vladimir Putin's Speech

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    the consideration of the national population of these territories. Even in our Central Asian region there are a lot of misunderstandings that Bolsheviks and then Soviet nomenclature left us: tensions on the Kyrgyzstan – Tajikistan border in the south, tensions between Tajikistan and Uzbekistan about the status of historical city of Bukhara. Similar tensions were brought to the afterwards sovereign Republic of Ukraine and Russian Federation in far 1954 year by the General Secretary of the CPSU – Nikita

  • The Fight to Help the Snow Leopard

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    territory of the snow leopard is vanishing without anyone noticing. An example of this is “in Ladakh, where tourism and rapid development have taken thei... ... middle of paper ... ...ters: Will Politics Prevent National Park in the High Pamirs of Tajikistan?” 44.1: EBSCO. Web. 29 Jan. 2015. Dublin, Holly. “Endangered Species.” Encyclopedia Britannica. Ed. Vol. Merriam-Webster Inc, 2012. Print. Ebrahim, Zofeen. “Endangered Snow Leopard Clawing its way Back.” The Guardian.N.p. 12 Aug. 2010

  • Child Brides and Marriage

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    Child marriage is a global issue, transpiring in all parts of the world. Abducted from their home and family, young girls - below eighteen - are married off against their own will not only affecting the girls (mentally and physically) but the country as a whole. The organization, Too Young to Wed, says “… marrying them off at such a young age, they are putting the girls at risk and perpetuation the cycle of powerlessness and poverty.” Child marriages occurred throughout history and still an affair

  • The Iranian Language

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    are spoken from Central Turkey, Syria and Iraq in the west to Pakistan and the western edge of Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region of China in the east. In the North, its outposts are Ossetic in the central Caucasus and Yaghnobi and Tajik Persian in Tajikistan in Central Asia, while in the South they are bounded by the Persian Gulf, except for the Kumzari enclave on the Masandam peninsula in Oman. Historically, the New Iranian stage overlaps with the Islamization of Iranian-speaking lands in the seventh

  • Beauty Definition Essay

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    Cultures across the world have very different philosophies on what it means to be beautiful. In western countries, the unibrow is considered unattractive and is often ridiculed. However, in the Asian country of Tajikistan, the unibrow is a highly desirable feature for women (“Tajikistan, Land of the Unibrow”). Both of these features are described as beautiful, yet they are opposites. Since the objects we call beautiful are vastly different, what exactly is the definition of beauty? Perhaps the biggest

  • Geography Of Russia

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    of Soviet Socialists Republics, however, in 1991, the USSR broke apart into several other independent states. The new states that were formed are: Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Estonia, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgystan, Latvia, Lithuania, Moldova, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Ukraine, and Uzbekistan. The realm that is Russia is further divided into eight regions including the Far East, Siberia, Northwest, Urals, Greater Volga, Central Russia, Black Earth, and North Caucasus. There are several mountain

  • Importance Of Gilgit Baltistan

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    Gilgit Baltistan shares common border with Afghanistan, Tajikistan, China, India, and Pakistan. As part of the Jammu and Kashmir, it is one of the most politically sensitive and geo-strategically positioned regions in the world , it is also referred to as the “high roof of the world” . It has historically remained a flash point of political and military rivalries amongst various empires particularly the Russian, Chinese and the British . It has always been at the crossroads of civilizations and

  • Germany Vaccination Analysis

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    The article I read informs readers why Germany, Europe, Canada, Australia, and the United States governments are now creating and enforcing policies to have children vaccinated. In Germany, in the month of July, a policy went into effect that now requires parents and guardians to abide by showing proof of vaccination counseling to their child’s school before enrolling children in kindergarten. This policy enforces schools to contact government agencies for any parent who is unaccounted for showing

  • Why Is Poverty A Cultural Problem?

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    Burkina Faso, Burundi, Central African Republic, Chad, Comoros, Eretria, Ethiopia Gambia, The Guinea Guinea-Bissau, Haiti, Kenya, Kyrgyz Republic, Liberia, Madagascar, Malawi, Mali, Mozambique, Myanmar, Nepal, Niger, Rwanda, Sierra Leone, Somalia, Tajikistan, Tanzania, Togo, Uganda and

  • Afghanistan versus Rwanda: The Process of Developing Two Post Conflict Societies

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    and established new governments. Though some people believe that the war in Afghanistan is ended, the situation shows that it is still not peaceful as different groups of insurgents, supported by the neighboring countries like Pakistan, Iran and Tajikistan, still operate terrorist activities in order to over through the government or at least destabilize the country. After the collapse of the Taliban regime, an undemocratic interim government was established with the promise that as... ... middle

  • Iran-Iraq War Research Paper

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    The Byzantine-Sassanid War of 602-628 was the final and most destructive of the series of wars fought between the Byzantine Empire and the Sassanid Empire of Persia. The Iran-Iraq War of 1980-1988 was an eight year war between the republics of Iran and Iraq, making it the longest war in the 20th century. The Byzantine-Sassanid war and the Iran-Iraq war were fought over trade, because the warring governments handled the need for control over trade by fighting over the vital areas of the trade routes

  • Action Against Hunger In Feeding America

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    Imagine living but not eating, needing, but not having. In the United States there are currently forty-six point seven million people in poverty; forty-eight point one million people with food insecure that is including thirty-two point eight million adults and fifteen point three million children. It is painful to know that there are people that do not make it through the night because of not having any food. Those people have to wake up to no food and go to sleep with no food. The definition of

  • Kite Runner Compare And Contrast Essay

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    The first connection I noticed is that the Afghans in The Kite Runner treat the kite fighting competition similarly to how Canadians treat hockey. In the book series, Brady Brady, and notably in Brady Brady and the Big Mistake playing hockey is Brady’s favourite part about winter. He sleeps, breathes, and dreams hockey. Anytime in the winter that he is free he likes to get together with his friends, and play shinny on his backyard rink. Likewise, in The Kite Runner, Hassan, and Amir spend the icy

  • Combat Photography Research Paper

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    Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates..The Kosovo area which includes the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (Serbia and Montenegro), Albania, the Adriatic Sea and the Ionian Sea north of the 39th Parallel. Then there is Afghanistan, Pakistan, Tajikistan and Jordan, Kyrgyzstan. Uzbekistan, and