Abstract We use complex network theory to study the differences between the countries’ international relationship concepts in Formal Interstate Alliance (FIA) and Dyadic Militarized Interstate Disputes (MID). Seven IR networks were identified. Six of these networks are from the FIA, and one is from the MID. Since community detection is computationally challenging, using modularity to calculate real-world social network datasets, we provide a simple modularity algorithm and verify its performance

Introduction In an educational environment, it becomes vital to understand the importance of creating an environment for students to benefit from. A better environment ensures that students will be able to learn, acquire, and develop their skills. With the support of the instructor present to solve their queries and groom them, these students will be able to excel more in their field of interest. Socio-cultural and environmental influences Socio-Cultural Learning

Culture: Behavior and norms within human society are combined and form a culture Society: The community is defined as the general gathering of some people connected in between a specific territory or under the same state or the same town, or even in a small group. Scope of culture and society Society is overall a bigger picture, and Culture is a part which carted in society. Society and Cultural Differences

Understanding hookup culture involves talking about intimacy and sex, especially to young people. Paula England’s lecture clarifies what is happening regarding these issues. He encourages a wealth of data, beginning with the chart phenomenon of hooking up, which is somehow a representation of fundamental changes. Rethinking infidelity In the TED talk Rethinking Infidelity, Perel points out that cheating has never been easy. She asks the question of what it is

Education is a multifaceted domain that undergoes several changes. The dynamic nature of the processes involved in learning affects the students. In my school, one of the most notable proposals has been the introduction of cell phones in a classroom, which can be used by both teachers and pupils as learning material for English as a Second Language (ESL) learners. The number of non-English speaking students in the school has

40 years of marriage is a symbolic sign of endurance. Most couples at that age get groomed and hence conversant with life’s encounters. Past research confirms the theory and different schools of thought developed to give unequivocal support for the limit. In reality, life has several steps and marriage is a step that requires commitment. Early and young marriages experience lots of ups and downs. Maybe one of the parties

Ethics is also recognized as a moral philosophy. It is a category of philosophy involved with the study of inquiries about correct and incorrect conduct and how we should live our lives. Living according to ethical standards means considering things away from one’s benefits (Banks 3). There are two perspectives on following these ethics. Some believe that principles of behavior and ways of performing things vary from one society to

Sensemaking is when someone influences others so that they can adopt the interpretation of the sensegiver through various communicative tools like the use of rhetoric, producing stories, use of roles, embodying, and performing. For instance, politicians convince their followers that they can adopt their goals or visions. The project of sensemaking is based on three assumptions regarding practice in communication. The first assumption is that it is possible to implement

Introduction From the time of Adam, human history has seen many things getting up and down. We are actually in the process of evolution, which we cannot neglect, as our ancestors had a high life expectancy, but now it is shorter, and the living standards have changed with time. If we see a development process, it is not something that nearly started with the invention of Rostow’s development stages but

Part 1 We all have different behaviors that differ in practice or the same thing we do differently. For example, we eat food to get energy but are different in eating schedule, appetite, and food items too. It varies, either what we adopt in our life, which depends on our life learning surroundings, a company in which we mostly keep our sitting, or obviously adoption from family. Sometimes, there are

Berta Reynolds (1883-1978) began her social work practice at the orphanage in Boston, USA, and sought to combine the education of white and colored children. Work at the orphanage convinced her that it was not the person who was to change, but American society, its economic structure, and the nature of interethnic relations. It is interesting to see her view that a social worker should perform the function of a

Introduction The world where all are living has a different kind of people, for example, if you look in your home you will find someone is tall, someone is short, and someone is average, someone is good-looking and handsome. If you go into your surroundings you will find people from different cultures, classes, and races which are determined by social parameters. There are people being made different from one society