PPT-EGYPT: STATE, SOCIETY AND ENERGY IN A VICIOUS CIRCLE

Robert Springborg EGYPT IS INFORMATION SHY Open Budget Index 80 th out of 93 countries ranked 2013 Budget secret document released on court order 201516 Budget a document of hope and faith . Early civilisations. CIVILISATION is the set of ideas, sciences, arts, customs, beliefs,…, that characterise a human group, such as a people or nation.. 1. The birth of the first civilisations. Around 6000 BC (Neolithic Age in Europe), various groups settled on the banks of the great rivers (Nile, Tigris and Euphrates).. Ella Willford, Piper S-A, Gigi Rich, Grete Hamnes, Anna Moskowitz, Kathy Vo. Socialism. Socialism: a political and economic theory of social organization that advocates that the means of production, distribution, and exchange should be owned or regulated by the community as a whole.. in Warsaw. Why. we . need. . it. ?. Very. . low. standard of . social. /. comunal. . housing. Degraded. public . spaces. Gated. . communities. Lowest. . level. of . education. . in. Warsaw. FROM TARHRIR SQUARE:. COPYRIGHT . IN EMERGENCE CASES ; . . Dr. . Yassin. EL SHAZLY, . Ph.D. in Law, Lyon Law School, France . Senior Lecturer of Business Law,. Ain. Shams University, Cairo, Egypt. A VICIOUS CIRCLE tobacco and poverty A VICIOUS CIRCLE By: Mason Thorbjornsen and Dylan Everleth. Introduction. Why we got interested in this topic?. We are both college football players and this topic has a direct impact on our college athletic careers.. “The Old Kingdom”. Essential Question(s):. What does the engineering of the pyramids tell us about Egyptian society? . How . did religion shape Egyptian society? . I. Rule by Pharaohs. Egypt’s political system was based on the belief that the . Vocabulary. Dynasty. : a family that hands down power from one generation to the next. Mummification. : a ritual where all internal organs are removed from the body, which is dried in salt and wrapped in cloth. End. of Ice Age. People Invented. Writing. The. First Map. Name. of Event 4. Name. of Event 5. Name. of Event 6. 10,000 Years Ago. 5,000. Years Ago. 2500. BC. 4. th. Date. 5. th. Date. 6. th. Transformed Living – Part 2. (Matthew 5:27-31) . The Ethics of Discipleship in the Sermon on the Mount. Transformed Living – Part 2. (Matthew 5:27-31) . “The things asked in this sermon are absurd. To look at a woman is adultery. That is the most extreme, stupid, unhuman statement that I have ever heard.” . Fair Use . in Art Making . Marcel Duchamp Salvador Dali . L.H.O.O.Q. . or La . Joconde. , 1964 . . Self . Portrait as Mona . Lisa,. . 1954. (. replica of 1919 original). . Keith Haring. Bureaucracy. Map of Sakkara. Aerial view of Giza. . Temple . of . Horus (. Edfu. ) Pharaoh . Ptolemy VIII . (182-116) crowned . pschent. by . Nekhbet. . (the goddess of Upper Egypt) and . Wadjet. (goddess of Lower Egypt). Gambling is everywhere, on our TVs and phones, on billboards on our streets, and emblazoned across the chests of idolised sports stars. Why has gambling suddenly expanded? How was it transformed from a criminal activity to a respectable business run by multinational corporations listed on international stock markets? And who are the winners and losers created by this transformation? Vicious Games is based on field research with the people who produce, shape and consume gambling. Rebecca Cassidy explores the gambling industry\'s affinity with capitalism and the free market and how the UK has led the way in exporting \'light touch\' regulation and \'responsible gambling\' around the world. She reveals how the industry extracts wealth from some of our poorest communities, and examines the adverse health effects on those battling gambling addiction.  The gambling industry has become increasingly profitable and influential, emboldened by thirty years of supportive government policies and boosted by unnatural profits. Through an anthropological excavation, Vicious Games opens up this process, with the intention of creating alternative, more equitable futures. Gambling is everywhere, on our TVs and phones, on billboards on our streets, and emblazoned across the chests of idolised sports stars. Why has gambling suddenly expanded? How was it transformed from a criminal activity to a respectable business run by multinational corporations listed on international stock markets? And who are the winners and losers created by this transformation? Vicious Games is based on field research with the people who produce, shape and consume gambling. Rebecca Cassidy explores the gambling industry\'s affinity with capitalism and the free market and how the UK has led the way in exporting \'light touch\' regulation and \'responsible gambling\' around the world. She reveals how the industry extracts wealth from some of our poorest communities, and examines the adverse health effects on those battling gambling addiction.  The gambling industry has become increasingly profitable and influential, emboldened by thirty years of supportive government policies and boosted by unnatural profits. Through an anthropological excavation, Vicious Games opens up this process, with the intention of creating alternative, more equitable futures.