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International Conference on Engineering and Technology (ICET) -- AUG 21-23, 2017 -- Akdeniz Univ, Antalya, TURKEY ; Abbas, ahmed/0000-0001-9514-6763; Al-Abadi, Ahmed Kh. Abbas/0000-0002-4249-3443 ; WOS:000454987100047 ; Recently, social media has had a tremendous impact on our life and culture. Most of people enter the social media websites every day to do several things which makes them the most popular data sources on the Internet. According to this increasing impact of social media, many research works have done to study these websites, analyze them and predict useful information from them. Twitter is one of most popular and widely used social media network in the world. In this paper, a new efficient algorithm is proposed to solve society problem that does not discussed before which is the fusion degree of international groups on their new countries. During the many wars, political problems and other personal situations, many people changing their places and try to find better life in other countries. Therefore, it becomes very important for those new countries to simplify that task as can as possible and continuously follow the fusion process of those new coming persons in the society. The proposed algorithm in this paper will measure the fusion degree of international groups automatically from their twitter accounts. The proposed algorithm uses some features from the Twitter public information to estimate this degree. As a case study the new algorithm was applied on Arabic people in Turkey. ; IARES, IEEE

Cet article traite des problèmes théoriques et méthodologiques soulevés dans le cadre d'une étude portant sur l'utilisation du droit international par la Communauté européenne à des fins de légitimation, en se focalisant sur le cas du démembrement de la Fédération yougoslave. Après avoir constaté le manque d'outils et de concepts pertinents dans le champ scientifique des relations internationales pour comprendre ce phénomène, il tente de transposer l'idéal-type wébérien de « domination légale » aux relations entre la CE, ses États membres et la Yougoslavie a priori peu susceptibles d'être appréhendées par un tel outil. Cet exercice apparaît fécond en ce qu'il permet de fournir une hypothèse d'explication des raisons pour lesquelles la légitimation par le droit a pu fonctionner dans certaines circonstances et pas dans d'autres.

Civil wars occur in some countries at some times and not in other countries at other times. This articleexamines how the potential for large-scale external intervention can prevent civil wars. The authorargues that intervention by external states in civil war can be so overwhelming that it reduces one side's probability of victory to essentially zero. When dissidents expect this type of intervention on the side of government, they anticipate no chance of achieving success through violence and do not initiate civil wars. When governments anticipate this type of intervention on their behalf, they feel protected from internal threat and are less constrained in their dealings with their populations. This repression increases grievances, leading dissidents to engage in strategies of dissent other than civil war. The authortests three implications of this argument-that states in more hierarchical relationships will experience civil war at lower rates, be more repressive, and experience other forms of dissent at higher rates-and finds strong support for it.