More than a hundred students crowded into a small basement room in an old Oxford College one Monday evening. A few were experienced in political protests, but most seemed to be wide-eyed beginners. All were elated because, just a few days before, their protest march in the centre of Oxford had attracted more than 1,000 participants and successfully scared away Business Secretary Vince Cable (Li...

Biography facts of M.A. Bakunin, his writings, the memoirs contemporaries testify to a seething, uncompromising nature, in some ways even fanatical. “None Russian leaders knew how bring youth grave as freshly no one understand so subtly, deeply and on level with himself ...

Objective : to research the right join in peaceful assembly and petition United States of America. Methods dialectical approach cognition social phenomena, allowing analyze them historical development functioning context totality objective subjective factors, which predetermined following methods: formal-logical sociological. Results is critical an effective democracy at core First Amendment. T...

In the early 20th century Russian Empire a number women-led riots called “Babi Bunty” manifested. The underlying reason of such actions was actually economic outcome WWI. Famine and scarcity at end war led women whose spouses were fighting to spontaneous protests. protests that in short time reached even furthest margins Empire, demonstrated their impact over South Caucasia, significant part Em...

Since years ago, phytopharmaceutical drugs have been used by various societies, as a traditional treatment. Echinacea purpurea (Asteraceae) is the best known of the dozen or so species of the genus Echinacea, a group of perennial prairie wildflowers native to the central grasslands of North American. E. purpurea is cultivated widely throughout the United states, Canada and Europe, although it h...

Since years ago, phytopharmaceutical drugs have been used by various societies, as a traditional treatment. Echinacea purpurea (Asteraceae) is the best known of the dozen or so species of the genus Echinacea, a group of perennial prairie wildflowers native to the central grasslands of North American. E. purpurea is cultivated widely throughout the United states, Canada and Europe, although it h...