A barometer built from broken pieces

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With the removal of the Berlin Wall, the opportunity has arisen for eastern and western Europe to compare their ideas on many subjects, and of particular interest are the social sciences. By making comparisons, the social science theories that are universal and those that reflect cultures can be separated. Those working in the social science sectors in the east have pressures on them that rarely exist in the west and they cannot waste time considering theoretical models due to the demands both to apply the knowledge they have or to create it if they do not have it.

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The political master eclipsed by his shadow

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The political impact of the pair- former Prime Minister Tony Blair and the newly elected Gordon Brown is analyzed as an analog with the historical pair of Prime ministers Lloyd George and Vincent Churchill. The possibility of Brown's outperforming Blair is not ruled out from the analysis.

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A big fish, small pond scenario

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Issues concerning the UK's increasing lack of influence on global politics and the role played by prime minister Tony Blair in world policy making decisions is discussed.

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