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My latest response from the White House and Obama’s next steps

By Ermira Babamusta, Ph.D., Political Scientist, Foreign Affairs Expert 6 June 2013, New York – My latest response from the White House is a letter by President Obama on June 6, 2013 addressed to Ermira Babamusta, in response to my “Letter to the Editor: How will the sequester hurt my state” sent to several prestigious [...]

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V.P. Joe Biden Ceremonial Swearing in for Secretary Chuck Hagel

By Ermira Babamusta, Ph.D. Arlington, Virginia – The Swearing in ceremony for America’s 24th Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel took place today, March 14, 2012 at 3:00 pm in Arlington, Virginia. The event was opened with a prayer from Chaplin Barry Black, Chaplin of United States Senate. Then Army General Martin Dempsey, the current Chairman [...]

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A balanced budget approach: A conversation with the President

By Ermira Babamusta, Ph.D., Foreign Affairs Expert   Washington DC, White House – On March 6, 2013 Organizing for Action (OFA) hosted a Policy Briefing to give an update to the President Obama’s agenda and how the issues affect the local community. I have been part of the weekly legislative updates that occur every Wednesday, [...]

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The 2nd Inauguration of Barack Obama Celebration from the Capitol Hill

By Ermira Babamusta, Ph.D., New York Special events were held in Washington DC to commemorate the second Presidential Inauguration of Barack Obama. The National Day of Service was specifically delegated on 19 January 2013 to celebrate Martin Luther King day and engage the community to participate in several services. I personally spent the national day [...]

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Letër e Hapur: Kush janë Kosovarët para botës?

Nga Ermira Babamusta, Ph.D. Eksperte e Punëve të Jashtme – New York, Prishtinë Drejtuar qytetarëve dhe politikanëve të Kosovës: Pyetja është: Kush janë shqiptarët para botës? Si njihet Kosova për botën? Fatkeqësisht ose nuk e njohin fare Kosovën si shtet dhe gjeografinë e saj, ose ato të paktë që e kanë dëgjuar si emër, e [...]

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Faces of Kosovo: The Uncovered Truth

Faces of Kosovo: The Uncovered Truth By: Ermira Babamusta, Ph.D., New York  Political Scientist, Foreign Affairs Expert & Author   How does one survive a war that took the lives of 12,000 Kosovar Albanians, expelled 863,000 Albanians from Kosovo, and displaced at least 90% of the Kosovar Albanians population during the war? (October 1999 UNHCR [...]

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John Locke: A philosophical approach of Second Treatise of Civil Government

Essay By: Ermira Babamusta, Ph.D., Political Scientist, Foreign Affairs Expert & Author 2003 John Locke: A philosophical approach of Second Treatise of Civil Government “The natural liberty of man is to be free from any superior power on earth, and not be under the will or legislative authority of man, but to have the law [...]

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Locke, Rousseau and Hobbes: Social contract theories and the origin of goverments

Essay By: Ermira Babamusta, Ph.D. Political Scientist, Foreign Affairs Expert & Author Feb. 2004 LOCKE, ROUSSEAU AND HOBBES: SOCIAL CONTRACT THEORIES AND THE ORIGIN OF GOVERNMENTS “The natural liberty of man is to be free from any superior power on earth, and not be under the will or legislative authority of man, but to have [...]

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Book Review: “War and Change in World Politics” by Gilpin

By: Ermira Babamust, Ph.D. Political Scientist, Foreign Affairs Expert & Author Book Review: “War and Change in World Politics” by Robert Gilpin INTRODUCTION War and Change in World Politics introduces the reader to an important new theory of international political change. Arguing that the fundamental nature of international relations has not changed over time, Gilpin [...]

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Book Review: The Politics of Bureaucracy

By: Ermira Babamusta, Ph.D. Political Scientist, Foreign Affairs Expert & Author Book Review Tullock, Gordon. (1965). The Politics of Bureaucracy. Washington, D.C.: Public Affairs “Government agencies are not billiard balls driven hither and yon by the impact of forces and interest. When bureaucrats are free to choose a course of action their choices will reflect [...]

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