This document defines key terms related to biodiversity, biotechnology, refugees, tariffs, peacekeeping, the Geneva Convention, intellectual property, maquiladoras, non-governmental organizations, prisons of conscience, and reconciliation. Specifically, it provides definitions for biodiversity, biotechnology, deportation, refugees, tariffs, peacekeeping, the Geneva Convention, intellectual property, maquiladoras, non-governmental organizations, global villages, and reconciliation.
This document defines key terms related to biodiversity, biotechnology, refugees, tariffs, peacekeeping, the Geneva Convention, intellectual property, maquiladoras, non-governmental organizations, prisons of conscience, and reconciliation. Specifically, it provides definitions for biodiversity, biotechnology, deportation, refugees, tariffs, peacekeeping, the Geneva Convention, intellectual property, maquiladoras, non-governmental organizations, global villages, and reconciliation.
This document defines key terms related to biodiversity, biotechnology, refugees, tariffs, peacekeeping, the Geneva Convention, intellectual property, maquiladoras, non-governmental organizations, prisons of conscience, and reconciliation. Specifically, it provides definitions for biodiversity, biotechnology, deportation, refugees, tariffs, peacekeeping, the Geneva Convention, intellectual property, maquiladoras, non-governmental organizations, global villages, and reconciliation.
ecosystem Biotechnology: the exploitation of biological processes for industrial and other purposes, especially the genetic manipulation of microorganisms for the production of antibiotics, hormones, etc. Deport: expel (a foreigner) from a country, typically on the grounds of illegal status or for having committed a crime.
Refugee: a person who has been
forced to leave their country in order to escape war, persecution, or natural disaster. Tariff: a tax or duty to be paid on a particular class of imports or exports.
Peacekeeping: the active
maintenance of a truce between nations or communities, especially by an international military force. Geneva convention: a series of treaties Peacemaking: complicated concept on the treatment of civilians, prisoners of because peace can be Defined in so war (POWs) and soldiers who are many different ways. For our otherwise rendered hors de combat, or purposes, peacemaking is not a incapable of fighting. process of passive acceptance of mistreatment, a turning of the other cheek in the face of clear injustice or abuse, or other weak images of meekness or nonresistance. Intellectual property: a work or Peace enforcing: a practice of invention that is the result of creativity, ensuring peace in an area or region. such as a manuscript or a design, to Part of a three-part scale between which one has rights and for which one peacekeeping and peacemaking, it is may apply for a patent, copyright, sometimes considered to be the trademark, etc. midpoint. Maquiladora: a factory in Mexico run by Non-government organization a foreign company and exporting its (NGO): an organization that is neither products to the country of that company. a part of a government or a conventional for-profit business. Usually set up by ordinary citizens, NGOs may be funded by governments, foundations, businesses, or private persons. Prison of conscience: a person who Global village: the world considered has been imprisoned for holding political as a single community linked by or religious views that are not tolerated by telecommunications. their own government. Reconciliation: the restoration of friendly relations.