... or reality as we believe our own ways work for us. Our perceptions of colors, our time frames, our social roles, our beliefs about life and the Universe all help us to organize life experience and provide important meanings and functions as we move through daily activities. It is normal to assume that these provide a meaningful and functional basis for life in general. It ... is impossible to rid ourselves entirely of our values that make us ethnocentric. We use our own culture ... look at this custom as different from what we are used to. Being ethnocentric in a foreign setting leads ...

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... grant way and then the regime controlling territory, including sea territory, must grant passage. This is beneficiary to all parties because it allows for civilized bargaining for passage and imports rather than ugly monopolies and conflicts if it was completely left up to individuals. This is one of several contexts in which regimes are beneficial. They offer a common ground for debate and agreement. This ... . Some nations may find that dealing with a problem by just coming to agreement is much easier and less costly than setting up a large international regime. In most cases though, o...

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