Perus Energy Scene: Foreign Co.s Participation (1968-2000)

 Research on Peru 1970s-1990s Extraction, refining, and marketing of oil in Peru were under the control of PetroPeru from 1968 to 1991. Foreign firms were allowed to participate in exploration efforts, although negotiations over their rights were often points of contention. From 1973 to the early 1980’s, the Peruvian government’s economy was in severe … Read more

Rolling WiFi Hotspots Help Low-Income Students Gain Remote Access

 Rolling Hotspots/ Hotspots on Graduated Wheels In today’s society, the usage of internet and technology is rapidly growing across the globe. Internet access has enabled students to expand their memory as well as improve their general knowledge about anything they want to know. Also, internet has changed the way of living. I believe that … Read more

Inclusive Education: A Human Right Under International Law – Exploring Issues in Malaysia

 emineozeleren@siswa.um.edu.my, madhya@um.edu.my Abstract The right of children to have entry to inclusive education is broadly bolstered in global human rights law; international conventions confirmed by its members and the majority of human rights instruments. The provision of inclusive education is an obligation under international law, and in addition the methods by which to satisfy … Read more

Exploring Ethics of Photojournalism: Real and Fake Images

 Cover Statement go plagerisum Acknoledmen   Acknowledgments abstract Abstract   Ethics within photo journalism and socially concerned (Not sure about what you mean to do with socially concerned. Photography have hasalways been of commercial interest in newspapers and the popular press. This dissertation aims to investigate the use of questionable ethics, planning ( are planning … Read more

Improving Safety of Fairground Ride with Experimental Reporting: Maximize Safety Factors with Case Study

 Department of Mechanical Engineering 2016 – 2017 Experimental Reporting Skills Case Study: Safety of a Fairground Ride Andrew Hari Widjaja (ahw16) Group 4B 27th October 2016 Table of Contents 1. Abstract iii 2. Nomenclature and Abbreviations iv 3. Introduction 1 4. Materials and Methods 2 4.1 Force Before Hole is Drilled 2 4.2 Test … Read more

Libertarian View of the Yoder Case: Upholding Religious Liberty and Paternalism in Wisconsin v. Yoder

 In this paper, I consider the libertarian view of the Supreme Court’s decision in the case of Wisconsin v. Yoder, a view that upholds the majority opinion in favor of Yoder as correct and justifiable. I then consider an objection to this view – one that challenges a libertarian understanding of paternalism. Libertarians posit … Read more

Whistleblowing: Examining the Risks and Benefits

 William Jeff Sze Foley Knowledge, Goodness, and Liberty 9 November 2016 The Essence of Whistleblowing In July 2013, Edward Snowden openly leaked documents on the United States’ involvement in global surveillance both domestically and abroad. It was revealed that the National Security Agency was legally empowered to infringe into citizens’ private lives by monitoring … Read more

Inclusive Education in Malaysia: Exploring Historical Views, Rights and Challenges of Accessibility

 emineozeleren@siswa.um.edu.my, madhya@um.edu.my Abstract The right of children to have entry to inclusive education is broadly bolstered in global human rights law; international conventions confirmed by its members and the majority of human rights instruments. The provision of inclusive education is an obligation under international law, and in addition the methods by which to satisfy … Read more

Discovering the History of Oil Under Perus 1970s-1990s Governments: PetroPeru, Belco, and Fujimori

 Research on Peru 1970s-1990s Extraction, refining, and marketing of oil in Peru were under the control of PetroPeru from 1968 to 1991. Foreign firms were allowed to participate in exploration efforts, although negotiations over their rights were often points of contention. From 1973 to the early 1980’s, the Peruvian government’s economy was in severe … Read more