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American Masala by Kantrowitz and Scelfo
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A 4 page paper which summarizes and
analyzes the 2004 Newsweek article “American Masala” by Barbara Kantrowitz and Julie
Scelfo. No additional sources cited.
Filename: RAmasjul.rtf
Amritsar, 1984
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This 3 page paper discusses the Amritsar (India) massacre of 1984. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
Filename: HVAmrits.rtf
An Empirical Testing of Efficient Market Hypothesis and Weak Form of Efficiency of Mumbai Stock Exchange (BSE), India
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This 6 page paper puts forward the hypothesis that the stock price performance on the Mumbai Stock Exchange is explained by the weak form of Efficient Market Hypothesis (EHM). The writer sets out to do this with a two stage process. Initially the random walk theory is eliminated with information from the Bombay Stock Exchange National Index (BSENI), and then the weak form of EMH is proven with analysis of performance that can only be proven with the use of historical data. The bibliography cites 8 sources.
Filename: TEinfemh.rtf
An Examination into the Use of Hindi Motion Verbs
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This 10 page paper examines the way motion verbs are used and compares this path language with manner languages such as English. The focus of the paper is the actual use of the verbs in sentences and the way that direction is encoded with a difficult in encoding location. The paper uses a range of sample sentences to explore the use of Hindi motion verbs. The bibliography cites 3 sources.
Filename: TEhindiverb.rtf
Analysis of Security Policy-making in China, India, and the
United States
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This 14 page report discusses the fact that
security policy-making in the United States, China, and India is
particularly relevant in the opening years of the 21st century
for some relatively obvious reasons. First, China and India
represent the two most populated nations in the world. Second,
they are world powers emerging into a new sense of their own
position and strength in the markets and politics of the modern
world. The U.S. plays an essential role in both of their affairs
as it does in all other nations’ security issues since it is the
wealthiest and arguably most powerful nation in the world. And,
of course, the ideologies of all three nations have an undeniably
significant impact on literally billions of people. Bibliography
lists 15 sources.
Filename: BWchndia.rtf
ANGEL ISLAND AND OTHER IMMIGRANT EXPERIENCES
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This paper compares the poetry written by Chinese immigrant detainees at Angel Island during the 19th and 20th centuries, with that of the story "Clothes" about a young Indian woman's immigration to the United States. The paper compares and contrasts the themes and language of both works. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
Filename: MTangisl.rtf
Anti-Colonial Resistance in India; How Ghandi Changed History
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This 6 page paper considers why the twentieth century anti-colonial resistance in the in India achieved more effective results than former attempts. The writer considers the way the resistance changed and how active peaceful demonstrations under Ghandi brought about an independent nation. The bibliography cites 6 sources.
Filename: TEindiai.wps
Bharati Mukherjee’s “Jasmine” -- Twenty Years after the Novel
Ended
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This 5 page report is written as a letter from
Jyoti/Jasmine/Jane to her now-adult daughter. Her daughter has
asked her why she left Bud (the daughter’s biological father) and
what the various aspects of her mother’s heritage, experience,
and attitudes led her to make the decisions she made.
Bibliography lists one source.
Filename: BWjasmin.wps
Book Review of “Gandhi: A Life” by Yogesh Chadha
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This is a 5 page book review of “Gandhi: A Life” by Yogesh Chadha (1997). Gandhi’s peaceful process was integral in the negotiations of the independence of India and while his methods may have seemed against many of the traditions of the Hindus, his acceptance of other religions and Western ways paved the way for a new and independent India. While Chadha used historical methods to relate the biography of Gandhi and tries to strip away several myths about the saint, he at the same time shows how Gandhi in his open, accepting and non-violent resistance was able to unite the Indian people toward a new independence even at the cost of his own life.
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Filename: TJGandh1.rtf
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