Narratives of Long-Term Street Children in Moshi, Tanzania There is an estimated 100 million street children worldwide (Office of UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, OHCHR, 2011) with a further estimate of 600 street children in Mwanza alone, Tanzania’s second largest city (Lockhart, 2002). Some attempts have been made to monitor the increase in numbers. For example, estimation of numbers sky rocketed from 200 – 300 street children in 1991 in Dar es Salaam to 3,500 in 1995 (Bamurange, 1998). These
I was a bit sceptical when choosing Burton G. Malkiel’s “A Random Walk Down Wall Street” as my book for my literature review assignment. This book consisted of four hundred and sixty one pages; my life was over, or so I thought. Nevertheless, I began reading it and surprisingly the book was very interesting. I must say that the book was very easy to read, it almost felt like I was in a classroom setting learning new investment terms, concepts and practices. Although there is a lot to talk about
Key Circumstances of SOPE? Critical Contingencies of SOPE? Antecedent: Rajat Gupta’s hunger for success, having achieved pinnacles, seeds of the passion and drive to become big and rich in life through his personal rigours Determinants: Sociopathic narcissism- a belief that Gupta was above the law, immune to the rules governing
fact that an increasing number of people are addicted to the private space of their mobile phones when they are in the public space. The short film is inspired by my discovery that individuals look down at their mobile phones whether they are in the street, at a restaurant, or in a party with friends. Although they are in the public space, they do not spend the time to pay attention to what happens around them, or communicate with other. Mobile phone is a very private space, but even when people use
Walled city, New Delhi, India as an Example Methods of analysis reviewed 1. SAR Method : N.J.Habraken Shahjahanabad as example 2. Image of the city : Kevin Lynch Shahjahanabad as example Conclusion References Introduction: The City A city can be defined as a juxtaposition of different layers, relationships developed over a period of time between the living inhabitants, the physical structure and social aspects of their life. In past years, cities have grown at an unexpected
Analysis Save as many as you ruin Sometimes our life can be unkind, with all its difficult choices and we are going to make mistakes for the rest of our lives. Some mistakes that we cannot forget. Some that we are going to regret. But at some point in our life, we will get a chance to make up for our past. That chance, is a chance given to Gerard, the main character, in Simon Van Booy’s short story Save as many as you ruin. The story focuses on Gerard’s’ life, and takes a look on his mind. How
the communities they depict and acquire an insider’s views of marginality, gang life, and violence. Narrative emplotment is such that death is usually portrayed as inevitable and violence framed as virtually impossible to escape. Key examples of this variant are La Sierra: Urban Warfare in the Barrios of Medellín, Colombia (2005), by Margarita Martínez (1970-) and Scott Dalton (1969-), and La vida loca (The Crazy Life, 2008), by Christian Poveda (1955–2009). The former of these films is bookended
hand, in “Hamilton’s Legacy and the Great Man Theory of Financial History”, Stringham challenges the notion of Alexander Hamilton as a founder of Wall Street. He suggests that Hamilton’s concept of a national bank contradicts the purpose of the American Revolution, which toppled the system of a large centralized government. Instead, the Wall Street and contemporary economic power of the United States is a result of countless decisions made by investors, large or small. However, on the political aspect
and living on the streets of Detroit? This is a question that most people would avoid to think about or not think about at all. Being homeless is something that most people do not want to experience simply because it is undesirable. Being homeless essentially means lacking one of the most important necessities a person needs, a safe shelter. There is a constant struggle for the homeless to live off of what can be found, gathered, and given. Homeless individuals are on the streets because they cannot
MANUSCRIPT Background: Noise is an important environmental consideration in today’s day to day life. International standards IEC 60050-801(1994) define noise as an erratic or statistically random oscillation and a disagreeable or undesired sound or the other disturbance. Noise can interfere with sleep, work, and recreation and in extremes may cause physical and psychological damage depending on frequency characteristics and loudness. While noise emanates from many different sources, transportation