India Critical Thinkings Samples For Students

International Finance The most significant development in American Fertilizers Inc. as a multinational company since January 2014 is the execution of its strategy plan of going international. Overall exchange rate has decreased causing the company market to be stable enough in recent months. From the exchange rate, data for the last three months has fluctuated with an average rate of about 61.96.

This has caused the rate to have a minor change from the average exchange rate. The exchange rate has become stable on average even with a larger span of time due to the fluctuation. Exchange rate data shows a maximum fluctuation in ...

Compare and contrast courtesans in Renaissance Italy, Japan, and India

A courtesan originally means a courtier, a person who takes care of the powerful people in society. There are two traditions of courtesan, which include honest courtesan and the lower class of courtesan. The honest courtesan was portrayed as an intellectual and was often treated and romanticized almost like the women of the nobility. The art of courtisanerie is mainly associated with honest courtesan. They were well educated even than the upper classiest women, which made them hold careers such as artists and performers. They were chosen depending on the social and communication skills as well as their physical appearance. Therefore, ...

- Hindu Rights and Rituals: Describe Hindu worship and the role it plays within the Hindu Religion

Puja is a term that directly refers to Hindu worship, which is practiced primarily on an individual basis (“Worship (Hinduism),” 2005). Such is in line with the premise of Hinduism, which emphasizes on the value of personal experience in terms of its worship (Kreeft, n.d.). Deities in Hinduism are worshipped privately, such that it involves the supplication of personal offerings made by worshippers. Gods are typically chosen for worship according to preference, their images displayed at homes and are given incense, water ...

“The Namesake” is somewhat fiction with reality and the story moves around cities in India and United States and is about a family that has migrated from India to United States. Gogol Ganguly who is born in United States to Indian parents Ashima and Ashoke Ganguly struggles to be Americanized.

The name “Namesake” comes from the idea where in the US he gets compared to Nikolai Gogol (his namesake) which he hates.

Gogol grows up being influenced with the American culture and society, when he joins the Yale University he falls in love with Maxine and gets involved ...

Considering the losing market sales in domestic industry and in order to protect the domestic manufacturers, Indian Government imposed a ban on import on duty free flat panel TV’s. Prior to ban and additional import duty regulation by the Indian Government, leading TV manufacturers, Samsung, LG, Panasonic and Sony were running their production capacity to only 60-70% and were refraining from making additional investment for expanding their capacity courtesy to low demand from domestic consumers. The decreasing domestic demand was a result of underground TV market being run by grey marketers who were being benefitted from duty free import and ...

On a first look, the visual similarity between Pavitr Prabhakar and Peter Parker are unmistakable. Spider man’s costume is unmistakable. Beyond the immediate recognition of spider man, however, are characteristics that the American audience will immediately recognize: this Spiderman wears a highly stylized and impressive version of what looks like the Indian shalwar kameez or dhoti. Together with the sandals, the representation of Indian culture is apparent. Whereas both of these superheroes learn the lesson that “with great power comes great responsibility” in the same way, the stories are different. Prabhakar does nothing to help a woman in distress; Parker does ...

Both China and India are fast developing into consumer superpower and a large part of the consumers are the youth of both nations. The products mostly bought by this section of consumers from both nations include mainly products purchased for the “Passion” and “Vitality” values i.e. values of thrill and not price based values. Today’s young consumers from these nations focus their expenditure on such consumer products as smart phones, tablets, laptops, clothes, skin care products etc. as can be seen in the following Chinese consumer survey result.
Figure 1 Spending Preferences
Another area of consumption is ...

Influence of Buddhism

Influence of Buddhism

Introduction

The Indian region is politically decentralized due to the diversity of religion. However, the organized teachings of Buddhism in the Gupta Empire help the nation in establishing their political and religious unity. Although it was lost after the prosperous reign of the Gupta Empire, it left a significant impact in teaching morality and ethics. Two of the major documents helped in maintaining the significance of Buddhism in India, which were the “Dhammapada” and the “scripts of Faxien”. These two documents depicted the moral teachings of Buddhism during its reign in the Gupta Empire. The objective of this ...

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Indigenous people (the Cree) vs. British settlers: How does the confrontation between Mrs. Andersen and Crow Eagle dramatize the differing values and the racist attitudes that created conflicts between two cultures?
The confrontation between Mrs. Anderson and Crow Eagle served to show just how different the Canadians and the Indians are. It also showed a question of what it really means for a person to be civilized.
In the play, Mrs. Anderson reported Crow Eagle for stealing her ‘bath tub’. Her point was that stealing ...

Critical analysis of ‘Nike’s voice looms large. Social policy’ by Ballinger Jeff

Ballinger focuses his work on one company that has been known to exploit its workers. This is a tactic by Ballinger to ensure that his work is effective. Nike is a rich U.S. company that had been infamous for exploiting its workers. By using it as his target in his work, Ballinger was able to draw out worldwide attention for his book. An author writes his work with the aim of reaching out to his readers to make them aware or educate them about something. Ballinger as a labor activist had the aim to inform people of how rich companies used cheap ...

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Written by Forster Edward, A Passage to India narrates the ideas and events that unfold around Quested Adela and Mrs. Moore from the point they depart England for India. In India, they meet other English nationals working in the country and with whom they are quickly acquitted. However, the Indians in the novel are not quick to befriend the English people in their area as according to them, “the English are a comic institution” (25). On the other hand, the English men have a stereotype associated with the Hindus and do not shy ...

Racialization refers to act of categorization of people through put more emphasis or weight on their race. This term is usually used to refer to act through which a racial character or context on a certain subject is imposed. In addition, people may refer to it as categorize or differentiate according to the race as well as experiencing of perceiving in racial terms Therefore, racialization is seen as the use of legal system to fully confer privilege upon the natives (Whites) as well as discriminating all people of color. In the year 1848, Mexico and United Sates entered in a treaty to ...

Introduction:

A dramatic change can be witnessed in recent times in the Asian region, more specifically in China and India, two of the major global economic power houses. This change can be recognized as a drastic shift in culture, in what can be seen as a takeover of Western influences, primarily through media. The media has started to influence the growing population in both China and India, which are also known for their amazingly fast population growth rate; China is ranked #1 and India is ranked #2 in total population count. This gives rise to an entirely new conundrum for marketers; since ...

History vs Archeology

- History is supposed to be a written account of what happened before, but there is no way to determined if all that was already written is the only “history” that we have or if these are all true because it presents no actual evidences. This is when archeology comes or plays its part. It tries to confirm what historians have written and along the way they may discover artifacts which historians didn’t write about that could be added to the written history. History and archeology are two separate fields but they must complement each other so there should ...

Approach to change

India has an ever developing readiness and intercultural adaptability to change. In a country seen to have medium tolerance to risk and change, innovations ought to have a history full of benefits in order to be accepted and implemented. Unlike in other countries, failure in India results to a long-term erosion of one’s confidence by the individual and others as well. Given this inherent attitude, it’s a prerequisite for a manager to exercise intercultural sensitivity, especially when overseeing group meetings. The same is expected when discussing and critiquing contributions from the participantsFor instance, when a manager is presiding over an end of the ...

The Indus Valley civilization has fascinated people for a long time. It is a mystery, with no written records to help us solve why the people disappeared, where they came from, and where they went to. We can, however, know certain things about their civilization through facts that the archeologists have unearthed from the ruins that these mysterious people left behind.
Whoever these people were who resided in the Indus Valley so very long ago, we can tell that they were civilized and highly advance people. This is evidenced by their large citadels which testify to a well-ordered and an urban ...

- In an essay, explain the process of global decolonization starting with India in 1947. Discuss whether the great colonial powers (Britain, France, Belgium, Portugal, and the Netherlands "gave" freedom to their colonial subjects - in this regard think of contrasting "struggles" like the French in Indochina and the British in West Africa. Describe the temporary approaches of the British and French to keep their colonies tied to them. Finally explain how the United States and the Cold War effected decolonization.
In India, the nonviolent methods of Gandhi like the famous Salt March of 1930 were instrumental in ...

Introduction

Through the years, the western and eastern religions have been regarding women differently. For example, some religions regard women as goddess-like figure as they believe that they are the most holy creatures. On the contrary, other religions view women as insignificant hence denying them some important rights. Both Eastern and Western religions such as Hinduism, Buddhism, Christianity and Islamic all have differing roles for women. However, the religions remained to keep a few part of their roles similar. Each of the mentioned religion equips women with specific duties to fulfill as well as differing values for women. I choose to ...

Outsourcing refers to the practice of delegating to a third party the performance of some parts of the value chain that used to be done in-house. The make-or-buy decision is usually based on the cost-benefit analysis and aims to eliminate non-value adding activities or processes that the company does not have competitive advantage in. It is possible to distinguish between onshore and offshore outsourcing. Onshore outsourcing implies that the partner companies are located in the same country, while offshore outsourcing or offshoring implies that the outsourced activities are going to be performed by foreign entities (Jacques, 2006).

Originally outsourcing was ...

"The School Days of an Indian Girl"

In Zitkala-Sa's short memoir "The School Days of an Indian Girl," she recounts how she was taken by missionaries to a manual training school run by Quakers, and her experiences while being forced to attend. The story is an interesting take on the colonization of America, and the changing social attitudes that the indigenous peoples were being forced to adopt. In attempting to 'tame' the wild Indian girl, the Quakers themselves prove to be barbaric and controlling, as they suppress the Native American's culture in order to further their own ideas. Zitkala-Sa, in ...

The land west of the Appalachian Mountains was mostly occupied by the Native American tribes. There was a royal order which preserved this land for natives during the period America was colonized by the British. With the beginning of the American Revolution back East, the threat of an attack became real to the natives. The tribes living beyond the Appalachians wanted the British to put down the rebellion thus they allied themselves with the British.

The struggle for the land continued for a long period of time. By then, France, Spain, America and the Indians were all fighting each other to ...

Offshore Outsourcing

The article “Offshore Outsourcing: a SWOT Analysis of a State in India” by K.G.K. Nair and P. N. Prasad discusses the possibility of developing IT industry in the state of Kerala in India. The authors implement the framework of a SWOT analysis in order to provide a holistic assessment of Kerala as a destination for offshore outsourcing. Firstly, the article demonstrates the current trend in the outsourcing of IT and business processes to the low-cost locations, which is fuelled by the global economic recession. Limited opportunities for growth and the need to reduce costs in response to the unfavourable business environment and the economic ...

Introduction

The growing population is a great concern especially in Asia and Africa, where apart from the population growth there are other important social concerns like poverty, hunger and many more. Hence, various population experts have expressed their concerns about feeding the extra 3 Billion people, who will be joining us by the year 2050. Hence, it is important to understand and study about this problem to initiate a control now, so that the issues can be addressed on time. This paper will discuss a couple of articles that have highlighted the picture of current related concerns and at the same time will ...

Intuition and judgement: A critical analysis

Intuition plays a role, big or small, in many of the decisions made by humans in their day to day life. Intuition is on the subconscious end of reasoning and is thus inexplicable in normal logical terms many a times. The very definition of the term ‘intuition’ says that it is the “knowledge acquired from instinctive feeling rather than conscious reasoning”. This is why intuition is regarded an activity of the right side of the brain and is said to play a good part in developing aesthetic nature in man. It is thus, easy to see, how intuition plays a role in many ...

The famine in India and West Bengal

The phenomenon of famine in India is not something which can be taken lightly. According to this book, there was a concerted policy by the British of laissez faire economics to starve the people of Bengal into complete submission. Davis argues how colonialism and capitalism in British India killed millions of natives with policies which destroyed their ability to continue subsidizing themselves and their families. Naturally Davis feels rather emotionally about this issue although he is circumspect and matter of fact with relating the stark details.
New Imperialism is a theme often referred to by Davis in his book. Here ...

According to the World Food Programme (2012), almost 870 million people do not have the capacity to eat enough, majority of them living in developing countries. At least 564 million of the world’s hungry people currently reside in Asia or Oceania. In terms of gender, women comprise 60% of the entire number of the world’s hungry. Children have also been a victim of hunger around the globe as it fostered malnutrition and under nutrition, killing five million kids under the age of five from developing nations (World Food Programme, 2012). There have been proposals that most of the ...

1. Vivanta by Taj in Bekal, Kerala is a 5-star hotel occupying 26 acres of land in the southern region of India, Kerala. It features 71 laterite rooms and villas. The hotel features recreational services such as fishing, kayaking, trekking, and visits to historic forts (Vivanta by Taj, 2015). To improve the services of the hotel in the pursuit of increasing the visitors, the management should introduce occasional (monthly) festivals that feature authentic Indian culture for the visitors to enjoy.
2. Extra services for meeting business traveler needs are important in the hotel industry (Ball, Horner & Nield, 2007). In ...

THE INDIAN NATIONAL CONGRESS by Francis Robinson

The main supporting points of the article are the role of the Indian National Congress in the making of the Indian, as an empire and how the congress was able to create an organization setting with a framework of a nationalist movement which played a major role at all cost to raise the Indian political system to a higher point than the British would be willing to pay for. The parties win for the national cause has structured the national cause for making India one amongst the competitive system of the post-colonial era as a dominant party. Another main ...

China and India have demonstrated trend toward Western- style consumption over the last decade. Given the emphasis on the youth market in the U.S. over the last 60 years ( since the baby boom), what can you suggest for marketers in these youth-oriented consumer economies ( China and India)?
Given on the subject of globalism, it is very common nowadays to see Western influenced services or goods around the world, and this have also penetrated the East Asia market most noticeably in China and India. It is known that China is one of a stronghold in terms of labor market, ...

Both the documents: “The Laws of Manu” and “Ban Zhao’s Admonitions for Women” talked about the role, duties and status of women in different times and places. The Laws of Manu were edited in 1913. This paper thus draws comparison between the two texts and talks about how the different times; places and religions had a huge role to play in determining how women are treated. While the Hindu version, derived from scared Hindu books, clearly shows how subservient the status of women is in Ancient India and how the only purpose of her life is to ensure that ...

The Journal of Hendrick Hamel is an account of the thirteen years he spent in Korea under the Joseon dynasty when the ship he was sailing on shipwrecked off the Jeju Island in the southern coast of Korea. Contrary to the name ‘Journal’ the account of Hamel is not a daily report of the years he spent but rather a report he wrote for his employers. His employers were the Dutch East India Company and he wrote this journal specifically to inform them of any possible trade opportunities. His journal was published in the Netherlands soon after his release and arrival. ...

Introduction

Civil liberties are the freedoms and guarantees that the government cannot limit to an individual, either by law or judicial interpretation. Such civil liberties are; freedom from forced labor and slavery, freedom from torture and death, and so on. Many contemporary states have constitutional documents and bill of rights that function to warrant civil liberties. Some laws have been enacted by different countries using different legal means like ratifying and signing or address some controversial civil liberties. Controversial examples include; reproductive rights, property rights, civil marriage and rights to possess and bear arms.
The formal concept of civil ...

There are many different religions living together in the United States, and the topic is deep enough as to be able to write a book about it. For that reason, let us do a summary of how Judaism, Hinduism and Catholicism have influenced the United States and how their host country influenced them.

Even in 2008, during the presidential campaigns there was a high volume of God talk amongst

the candidates. Today the political debates are still about religious topics: prayer, religious
display on public property, and the limits of government aid to religious organizations.

Ultimately the debate is over the famous topic of church-state relationship, and the moral

perspectives that are brought into the political arena which in turn have consequences in public
everyday life (Wald & Callhoun-Brown, 24).
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M. Shelly "Frankenstein", E. Pauline Johnson " A Red Girl's Reasoning", E. Dickinson "poems 260, 269, 320, 340, 353, 479, 1096

Introduction:

Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein, E Pauline Johnson’s ‘A Red Girl’s Reasoning’ and Emily Dickinson’s poetry all explore what can be seen to be similar themes such as doomed love, unrequited passions and identity. Metaphor is also present in Dickinson’s poetry where the allegorical nature of her writings arouses feelings of intimate passion on a smaller yet no less powerful scale. One can observe an indelible link between all three female authors who were concerned with love ...

A brand can be defined as the term, name, symbol, design or other features that identifies the goods or services of a seller as distinct from those provided by other sellers. In the past, branding had been used to differentiate a person’s cattle from others people’s by use of a distinctive symbol that was burned into the skin of the animal using a hot iron stamp and this branding was adopted in business, advertising and marketing. An example of a modern brand is the Coca Cola which is owned by the Coca-Cola Company.
Brands are usually the most valuable assets of ...

Strengths

Samsung is a successful manufacturer of electronics internationally i.e. mobile phones, televisions and liquid crystal displays.
It holds a twenty-four percent of the globe's market share thereby being the number one producer and marketer of the same.
It possesses long-standing and fundamental relationships with notable retailers in Europe and America thus providing regular channels of sale for its commodities.

Weaknesses

The market share of some manufacturers in China has notably grown e.g. Huawei's.
Samsung has a massive dependence on the sales of consumer electronics that puts a limitation on their income towards a potential growth.

Opportunities

There has been a rise ...

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Gertrude Simmons Bonnin, who was born in 1876, was an educated and very influential Native American woman. She belonged to the Yankton Sioux tribe and was sent off to study in a missionary school at the age of eight. The writer struggled and faced many hardships at the time when prejudice prevailed towards the culture and traditions of the Native Americans. The women were the ones who suffered the most. When she began to write, Gertrude adopted the name ‘Zitkala-Sa’ as her pen name. She began to publish her work criticising The Carlisle Indian School from the 1900s. Her ...

Introduction

The tire is primarily the only part of a car that is in touch with the road. A balance must strike among traction, durability, overall, energy efficiency and comfort by the tire in cars. Due to all these factors, the designing and manufacturing of a tire is a complex process as compared to what is generally perceived .
Headquartered in the region of Clermont-Ferrand, France, the Michelin Tire Manufacturer is available in around 170 countries. It has more than 112,000 employees who work in various departments of the company. The company has a total of 68 production plants in ...

Christopher Columbus was quite sure that it was possible to sail to East Asia and India by heading to the west from Europe. His convictions were based not on obscure and legendary news of the discovery of Finland by the Normans, but on the considerations of Columbus' genius. The warm voyage from the Gulf of Mexico to the western shore of Europe evidenced of the existence of a great land in the west. Vincent, the Portuguese skipper, caught a piece of wood in the sea near the Azores (Eckhart 88-89). which depicted figures carved on it. The carving was ...

Primitive people believed in various sorts of deities to help them in their daily tasks; the ancient Hittites, Egyptians, Greeks, and the Babylonians worshipped many gods and goddesses to help them win wars, good harvest, as well as to ensure the safety of the whole empire. Because these societies lack the modern knowledge regarding scientific beliefs, religion played a very important role in shaping the society. Even today, interesting artifacts gathered from recent excavations were discovered by archaeologists of the modern times. These reliefs from the past told scholars about the power and influence of the priests (in Hittite, kings ...

There are varied definitions of common property that exist in various contexts. Its application and use is, therefore, determined by the specific context. Our definition of common property is in relation to real tangible property. Common property in this context of real properties can be defined as a property that is collectively owned by public or a community to which every member of the community has equal right to use and access. Sometimes, the government can own common property. Where government owns common properties, all citizens have a right to use it in various activities. The ownership and product of that property ...

FedEx is made up of several divisions. The most significant division, and market leader in its segment is its FedEx Express unit. The FedEx Express unit is the world's number one express service carrier. FedEx Express delivers three and a half million packages every day to two hundred and twenty countries. FedEx owns a fleet of six hundred ninety airplanes, and fifty thousand motor vehicles and trailers. FedEx Office retail outlets and shops offer document-related and business services. These retail outlets also function as hubs for other FedEx units ("FedEx corporation competition," 2014). When FedEx is measured against all other parcel ...

On 7th January 20011, USA today reported the upholding by a Washington District Judge of the 2008 decision by government scientists of the US Fish and Wildlife Service to include the ‘Polar Bear’ as threatened in the endangered species list. The Scientists had contended that polar bear’s existence was threatened because of widespread melting of ice, a vital part of the natural habitat of the bear, due to global warming. The Polar Bear has thus become the first animal to be declared “threatened” due to global warming under the “Endangered Species” Act.
But why should anyone have any objections ...

Political Science

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Essay
Man is a social animal and needs basic needs for his survival. The basic needs include food, shelter and clothes. Also, he needs love, care, and interaction with other people. Broadly speaking, he needs to communicate with others In order to live effectively. Human beings live in groups, form communities and colonies. The consistent interaction of the people with each other and the environment, for their survival and living, defines the society. However, the society is more or less concerned social interactions. The driving force for such interactions is the division or class in the individuals ...

Socialization is an aspect of human life that entails people coming together and leaving as one. There are many things that come together to form the social life of an individual. These range from socialization aspects, religion, culture, education, status, and roles. All these fit into a social portrait that can best describe an individual in the sociological perspective. The family, education, culture and social class play a key role in shaping an individual socially.
I am a male of a mixed ethnicity, specifically from an Aboriginal father and an Indian mother. I am the first born in a family of four. I ...

Problem:

How does better distribution ensure that developing regions are empowered to eventually solve their own hunger problems? What other development measures are necessary to strengthen a society? Is there a place for food distribution, perhaps early on in a development strategy?
The developing regions are unfortunately deprived of sufficient food, reason being the unequal distribution of food, hence scarcity of food in not the issue. The state governments and departments shall subsidize the purchase of food from under developed economies so as to increase their food supply, while farmers getting competitive prices. This will eventually better distribute the food, sources and ...

The wonderful and imaginative world of popular stories is not complete without magic. Whether it is the conventional western fairy tale Cinderella or the Arabian nights classic Alâ’ al-Dîn, magic lends an elusive touch that transforms the situation and makes dreams come true .In most popular fairytales magical creatures either cast spells on characters or run around transforming their lives. This is true in both western and Arabian mythical tales. Magic often construed as the ability to understand and manipulate the hidden forces of nature, runs rife in the thousand and one stories that form a part of the ...

Poverty and Pollution: A Vicious Circle

It is a widely accepted idea that the poor suffer more from the environmental damage and pollution. It is the poor who are the most dependent on the nature and the resources around them for survival, through foraging for food or other resources and plantation etc. There is an inseparable link between poverty and environment that has been studied very closely ever since the Stockholm Summit on Human Environment in 1972. It was here that the then Prime Minister of India had very famously quoted that the “Poverty is the worst form of pollution”. Around the world, it is the ...

Introduction

Satyam limited, which is a Nasdaq-listed company, is one of the largest Global IT services firm. It has a portfolio of Major American and Australian companies such as Coca Cola, Citigroup, Telstra and Quantas.

The former chairman of the company, Ramalinga Raju admitted he had been tampering with the books of accounts. The company had been experiencing losses which he was covering up to reflect that the company was making a profit. He shockingly revealed that 94% of the cash and other assets, amounting to US$1 Billion, of the company did not exist. There was also the pressure from the market ...

Introduction

Capitalism is a social system, both economic and political, where a country’s trade is owned and controlled by private organizations or individuals for profits while rationalization is a belief that actions should be based on knowledge and reasoning rather than traditions, emotions or other beliefs.
According to Weber, capitalism is defined as a common orientation in the shape of various mercantile operations in an effort to achieve maximum profit through economic exchange. It exists in many nations such as Babylon, China, Ancient Egypt, Mediaeval Europe, and India. Capitalism can either be regular or rationalized. Rationalized Capitalism comprises of ...

John Irving’s perception about the Cocteau play simple mean that being able to hold or seize the attention of the audience. When the audience develops fears for the characters that he created, it means that the audience care about them. Irving explains that no matter how serious the story may seem, it is his objective to seize the reader’s attention. He believes that his is job simple, which is to make the audience become sympathetic or care about a character. The audience should be able to love the characters or have empathy towards them in order to ...

IHRM

Introduction
Firms that do not have the quality human resource face challenges in managing its operations globally and in attracting quality human resource (Farndale, Scullion, and Sparrow, 2010). Therefore it is critical for firms to manage their human resource. For this reason, the practices of human resource management are decisive in the success of the organization. As firms expand their operations to different countries, organizations have to consider a lot more factors than they have to when they are managing an organization that operates in only one country (Adler, 2002). Therefore, the role of international human resource management practices ...

General Education Capstone

Introduction
Suicide is an issue that affects our country in a big way, especially with the increase of bullying incidents in schools around the United States. What can we do as a society to help this problem and recognize the signs? It is possible to notice the signs of someone thinking about committing suicide and there are different tips on how to help the person or even tell an adult about the situation. Suicide can be preventable if given the right knowledge
There Are so many reasons why any individual would choose this topic to write about such as: ...

Introduction

The concept of marketing is extremely broad; in fact it has such dominating options in it that deem extremely significant as far as managing a company accordingly. Marketing specifically means to market the products in a market using different aspects and knowledge management system (KMS). An organization which has a powerful and effective marketing function and workability effectiveness and position would be more worthwhile and effective as compared to the companies which are unable to apply the relevant technique of the marketing management in particular. In the field of marketing, enhancement in the brand is the core specific value for the sake ...

Introduction

Pragmatically, the deviant behaviour of white-collar criminals provides students of sociology a different exploration of how human nature works in clandestine operations in plain view. Society, at least superficially does not suspect a so-called white-collar individual of criminal behaviour in general, as stereotypes tend to lead people’s thoughts in the direction one way or another. While, the dishevelled, unkempt, anti-social “looking” individual exists as suspect of deviant behaviour by his/her mere appearance including labelled as a criminal in some regards, the white collar individual stands in society appearance wise as an upstanding citizen (Goode 2008).

Historically, the concept of white collar is not so new:

Edwin Sutherland created the concept of ...

The manner in which a person behaves and thinks is solely determined by that person’s inner self. The inner self propels and guides his daily activities. It is through developing a sense of confidence and self-motivation that an individual is able to achieve great things (Radhakrisshnan and Moore 114). Physiologically individuals become what they are based on their inner selves and the need to cultivate desirable inner beings in themselves as it is voluntary. They are judged through their actions while their personalities reveal what they are and the consequences of what they portray.
Nyaya an Indian philosopher argues ...

Introduction

For a long time, Australia has always been outward-looking nation that is strongly engaged and involved with the rest of the world. The last two centuries have particularly witnessed Australia build strong as well as enduring ties with countries across the global landscape. The bonds between Australia and many countries across the world have been forged and facilitated through a variety of aspects that range from history, trade, common strategic interests, sporting events and so on. The nature of the Australian society has also played a great role in facilitating the forging of superb relationships with other countries. Twenty-eight percent of the nation’ ...

When talking about gender abortion and arguing for or against it, one must look at the issue from both sides. It is easy to say that this is gender inequality and it is the same as killing a life. However, these straight accusations are quite unfair when not all the factors are taken into consideration. There are just as many arguments for as there are against sex-selective abortion.
Some believe that any kind of abortion is equal to murder. They also underline that it is the same as a human taking another human’s life. However, when looked upon from a ...

After the ending most widespread war in the history of mankind - the Second World War, the world entered into the New World Order. With the last shot of this war the European colonial period ended, and began new era –era of the two rival superpowers. Almost immediately after the ending of the war “Iron Curtain” has crossed the continent but not only the continent across the entire world. So let’s analyze to what consequences WWII led and how it impact on positions of all major players in the world. The first major consequence of the Second World ...

Introduction.

Since the existence of Homo sapiens around 180,000 years ago, human activities have been on the rise most of them with diverse effects on the environment. Human activities are responsible for almost all the loss in biodiversity throughout the globe (Southeast Asian Affairs 2002, pp 56). Biodiversity is not only unevenly spread across the Earth but also follows complex processes determined by the current changes in environment, global warming, evolutionary history of the planet and geology. Global eco-regions recognize that whilst coral reefs and tropical forests harbor most biodiversity there are manifestations in boreal and temperate regions, mountain ...