... political theories of justice and representative governance assume the presence of sovereignty. In an era of a fraying social bond at the state level and the absence of alternative focuses of identity at the global level, the prospects of securing systems of efficiency, let alone accountability seem slim. For realist scholars and practitioners of international relations this is unsurprising. They assume the ... . There must be provision, where necessary, for political communities to exercise an exit option on a particular issue where it is thought that this issue threatens the fibre of t...

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... the huge corporations of the developed countries stopping their dominance on us. In this new globalized economy, individuals have two basic choices: they can either embrace it and lose their identity or try to build walls to protect themselves by government restrictions. They can either drive a Lexus, a high-tech Japanese luxury car, or they can stick to their vital tradition and ... to live in the humane but primitive and destitute environment of an Indian village. The second is to choose an insane life in Utopia, a perfect society whose slogan is 'efficiency, identity and stability', ...

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... experience true excitement and emotion lacking in ordinary life. Fifthly sport became a male stronghold through which they could express the masculine identity and attempt to ensure its survival. Lastly, sport and leisure began to operate as a vital means of identity formation and social integration. Sport began to define individuals and increasingly representation and the generated commonality became pivotal From the Middle Ages ... ...

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... enterprises and networks. Cyberattacks use malicious code to alter computer code, logic or data, resulting in disruptive consequences that can compromise data and lead to cybercrimes, such as information and identity theft". Cyber means virtual. It reflects the realm of Information Technology which in turn encompasses the internet, networks, computers, web etc. Most developed, developing, and under-developed countries whether ... ...

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