Britain's War Against the Slave Trade The Operations of the Royal Navy's West Africa Squadron 1807-1867 by Anthony Sullivan | 1.35 MB
English | 399 Pages

Title: Britain's War Against the Slave Trade
Author: Anthony Sullivan
Year: 2020

Us Against the World A Friends - Shayne Prescott
epub | 1.3 MB | English | Isbn:‎ B09KY8V8CT | Author: Shayne Prescott | Year: 2022

Against The Machine by Rob Jones | 260.91 KB
English | 283 Pages

Title: Against The Machine (Bill Blake Book 2)
Author: Rob Jones
Year: 2022

Size: 92.37 MB | Total Duration: 39:14 | Total Tracks: 10
Format: MPEG Audio | 320 Kbps
Album: As the Tide Gets High and Low
Artist: The Blues Against Youth
Genre: Rock
Date/Year: 2022

Kick-Starting Government Action against Climate Change: Effective Political Strategies
Routledge | English | 2022 | ISBN-10: 1032118121 | 124 pages | PDF/ePUB | 5.83/0.7 MB
by Ian Budge

Russian Influence Campaigns against the West: From the Cold War to Putin by Kevin N. McCauley
English | October 4, 2016 | ISBN: 1535597097 | 563 pages | EPUB | 1.09 Mb
Russia, under both the Soviets and Vladimir Putin, is in a struggle with Western civilization, and has conducted influence campaigns to weaken and undermine the West from within. This study of influence campaigns waged against the West by the Soviet Union and now by Russia under President Vladimir Putin is intended to present a detailed overview and analysis of the various influence campaigns. Methods and means employed by the Soviet Union included active measures, disinformation, propaganda, controlled international front groups, agents of influence, forgeries, and reflexive control. Campaign themes are examined, and two key campaigns against NATO deployment of the neutron bomb and intermediate-range nuclear force are analyzed as case studies of a successful and failed campaign. The influence campaigns waged by President Putin against the West combine time tested methods with new information age techniques not available during the Soviet era including internet trolls, social media, information warfare, and cyber operations. Both similarities and differences exist in the execution and objectives of influence campaigns conducted by the Soviet Union and Putin's Russia. While the ideologies differ, both Soviet Communist ideology as well as the new Russian nationalist ideology under President Putin contend that Russia is engaged in a long-term struggle with the West that continues during peace and conflict, and will likely end violently. President Putin's Russia is now employing asymmetrical warfare against former Soviet republics to intimidate as well as expand Russian influence and borders in order to create a Russian World. This so-called new generation or hybrid warfare, essentially a Russian version of a "color revolution," incorporates aspects of influence campaigns combined with the covert deployment of special forces to mobilize local ethnic Russian populations combined with cyber operations to disrupt an opponent, and prepare the battle and information space for possible military operations. Influence campaigns in the Soviet era and under President Putin represent an indirect, low risk approach to undermine and weaken an opponent from within in order to promote political objectives, and alter the correlation of power in Moscow's favor in order to win the clash of civilizations with the West. The West needs to develop a coordinated response to the information assault by the Kremlin. First and foremost, the West needs to recognize that they are engaged in a struggle with President Putin's Russia. An effort similar to that developed to identify, analyze and publicize Soviet active measures and disinformation campaigns needs to be established. Countering the Kremlin's influence campaigns is important, however, the West critically needs to conduct proactive, offensive influence campaigns against Russian efforts. A three tier Western influence campaign is required. Information campaigns need to counter Russian influence efforts in the West and actively promote Western policies to public audiences. Next, a strategic communications campaign is required for audiences in the former Soviet republics, in particular Russian speaking populations. These countries are critical as they are already under assault by the Kremlin's influence campaigns, and are potentially the next target of Moscow's asymmetrical new generation warfare. The final audience, the Russian public, represents the hardest target, but also the most critical in countering the new Russian World ideology. Detailed target audience analysis is required for this effort to identify key groups and developed highly specialized and effective messaging. While difficult, analysis to anticipate future Russian influence campaigns and actions is required to more effectively counter the Kremlin's strategy. NATO and friendly states must centralize and pool scarce resources to counter the Kremlin's actions and communicate a Western message to key target audiences.

Jo-Anne M. Wemmers, "Reparation for Victims of Crimes against Humanity: The healing role of reparation "
English | ISBN: 0415715369 | 2014 | 258 pages | PDF | 2 MB
Each year, countless people fall victim to crimes against humanity. These include widespread occurrences of systematic murder, torture, rape, disappearances, forced deportation and political persecution. Crimes against humanity constitute an attack on human dignity and as such they violate the human rights of the victim, as well as the laws of humanity.

Against Hybridity: Social Impasses in a Globalizing World By Haim Hazan
2015 | 200 Pages | ISBN: 0745690696 | PDF | 2 MB
One of the major characteristics of our contemporary culture is a positive, almost banal, view of the transgression and disruption of cultural boundaries. Strangers, migrants and nomads are celebrated in our postmodern world of hybrids and cyborgs. But we pay a price for this celebration of hybridity: the non-hybrid figures in our societies are ignored, rejected, silenced or exterminated. This book tells the story of these non-hybrid figures Ð the anti-heroes of our pop culture. The main example of non-hybrids in an otherwise hybridized world is that of deep old age. Hazan shows how we fervently distance ourselves from old age by grading and sequencing it into stages such as 'the third age', 'the fourth age' and so on. Aging bodies are manipulated through anti-aging techniques until it is no longer possible to do it anymore, at which point they become un-transformable and non-marketable objects and hence commercially and socially invisible or masked. Other examples are used to elucidate the same cultural logic of the non-hybrid: pain, the Holocaust, autism, fundamentalism and corporeal death. On the face of it, these examples may seem to have nothing in common, but they all exemplify the same cultural logic of the non-hybrid and provoke similar reactions of criticism, terror, abhorrence and moral indignation. This highly original and iconoclastic book offers a fresh critique of contemporary Western culture by focusing on that which is perceived as its other Ð the non-hybrid in our midst, often rejected, ignored or silenced and deemed to be in need of globally manageable correction.

Moses - Against the Gods of Egypt (Chronicles of the Watchers Book 3)
epub | 1.21 MB | English | Isbn:‎ 194285885X | Author: Brian Godawa | Year: 2021

Child Abuse Tort Claims Against Public Bodies - A Comparative Law View
pdf | 4.52 MB | English | Isbn:‎ B0784Z3JFZ | Author: Duncan Fairgrieve | Year: 2017