Essays on Anwar

Factors that Influence Purchasing Relationship in Automobile Industry of China

Introduction The USA, Western Europe, and Japan markets for the automobiles are almost stagnating causing an increased attention and concern to the world automotive industry. They have turned their interest in China market for cars. This is associated with the fast growing economy in China unlike that of European nations and the USA. The Chinese market for cars is indeed the turning point for all auto companies. The environment is conducive to start production in China to supply the potential markets and then export from there to other world markets. This literature will focus on the purchasing relationship in ...

The leadership theory that appeals me the most is behavioral theory. Behavioral theory emphasizes that leaders are not born instead they are made. The theory is indicative of the fact that successful leadership can be achieved via learnable and identifiable behavior (Yukl, 1971). This theory, however, does not consider inborn abilities and traits, but look at the actions or acts of leaders. This theory suggests that strong personality, self confidence, and ego with positive attitude are required for leadership. Behavioral theory believes that behavior of leaders directly exert their influence on efficiency and effectiveness of workgroup. Further, this theory ...

Individual Paper

Apple –FBI Battle over San Bernardino Terror Attack Investigation Executive Summary This report is about the battle between Apple Company’s iPhone and FBI’s demand from apple to develop a new software, which will help FBI to get the data contained in the phone of a terrorist, Syed Farook, who shot and killed 14 people in San Bernardino and left behind his iPhone. The phone’s iCloud was changed shortly after the attack, and FBI believes that such latest communication might help them get to know the terrorist’s plan. FBI went to court to be given orders ...

Mahathir bin Mohamad is a Malaysian politician, born December 20, 1925, in Alor Setar, the state capital of Kedah, north west. Mahathir was the fourth Malaysian Prime Minister from 1981 to 2003. Mahathir was the youngest of ten children of a professor of Indian origin and a Malay mother. He began a career doctor before entering politics in 1964. Climbing the ladder quickly, he became Prime Minister in July 1981 and quickly gained a reputation as a maverick. Mahathir bin Muhamad was educated in Alor Setar and the King Edward VII Medical College in Singapore. He joined the administration ...

Introduction

The pollution in the highly urbanized areas allows the phenomenon called ‘greenhouse effect’ wherein the heat from the Sun is trapped on the land causing tremendous amounts of heat and leads to numerous issues such as the rise of temperature, drought, the melting of icebergs, and high evaporation of water. Unfortunately, the cities contribute to this effect, the use products containing CFC’s and the pollution of too much carbon dioxide in the atmosphere leads to the destruction of the ozone layers. With the destruction of the atmospheric barrier, the excessive radiation from the sun cannot be prevented. In ...

Anwar et al., 2011 article “Associations between Periodontal Disease and Selected Risk Factors of Early Complications Among Youth with Type 1 and Type 2 Diabetes; A Pilot Study” offers a critical analysis of a wider array of issues on the relationship between periodontal disease and diabetes. Anwar et al., 2011 notes that there exists a specific association between type 2 diabetes and periodontal disease. Based on findings drawn from a pilot study, the current article suggests that the relationship between diabetes and periodontal disease vary depending on the type of diabetes. For this purpose, the current article suggests the need to evaluate the ...

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Essay 1

The Diamond-Water Paradox first appeared in Adam Smith’s An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations (30) to illustrate the irony of value as seen by consumers and traders. It since became a classic analogical centerpiece among subsequent economists to explain their respective theories of value. This essay gives a snapshot of Smith’s original description of the paradox, followed by David Ricardo and Eugen von Bohm-Bawerk.

Adam Smith’s ‘Paradox of Value

So goes the ‘Diamond-Water Paradox’: “Nothing is more useful than water; but will purchase scarce anything; scarce anything can be had for ...

Corporate Social Responsibility & Reputation Risk

CSR may be defined as the long-term commitment of firm to follow business ethics and economic development at the same time, and to take care of all the stakeholders in the business environment including employees, investors, customers, society, culture, etc (Worthington, Ram & Jones,). CSR brings business and environment on the same page to contribute positively towards societal well-being (Kotler & Lee). Reputation is widely defined concept of shared social notions spreading across the dimensions of economics and strategic management (Scott and Walsham). According to Fomburn (1996) who described reputation as a strategic asset benefitting the firm tangibly by lowering cost ...

My Name is Anwar Hared, I am 18 years old, and I want to be an economist. I feel that I should be granted the scholarship because I want to channel my education to assist impoverished and needy communities in different parts of the world. I have started some community-based project in my mother’s country of Somalia, the East African region and here in Canada. In order to reach my goal of creating sustainable and progressive livelihoods, I need to obtain quality education in Economics. I plan to use this as a vehicle to bring change to Africa and ...

INTERNATIONAL LAW

In an article titled, ‘The Decision to Use the Atomic Bomb,’ Henry L. Stimson, tries to justify why he and his team of scientists felt the need to drop the atomic bombs over Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945. Stimson, the then Secretary of War, in a race to beat Germany, used the atomic bomb over Hiroshima and Nagasaki. From Stimson’s view, while the use of the bomb was effective in bringing an end to the war, and also justified the huge sum of money and time spent on the ‘Manhattan’ project, it just couldn’t justify using it over ...

Mukhsin was one of Ahmad’s most popular films in Malaysia; this is because of a tale of the innocence of first love and its sentimental description of youth. This film explores the delicate, indeterminate love story between two children in Malaysia. Orked (Sharifah Aryana) an independent 10 year girl living with her musician father and British-educated mother. In summer vacation, she befriends a newcomer Mukhsin (Mohd Syafie Naswip), a 12-year boy from a troubled home who has come to stay with her aunt. The tomboyish Orked is uneasy among girls of her age and prefers to play with boys. When Mukhsin arrived ...

Films play a big role in the representation of society, in the cultural, political, and social scenes in society. Various genres of the film act to different effect in the society, with some providing educative insights, political activism in film, entertainment, all depending on the nature of the film. Film has found use previously as a tool through which directors and activists have utilized in the portrayal of historical events; the intention being to present the occurrences in as much a real way as to have an impact on their targeted audience. Historical events are often mucked by unpleasant occurrences, which the ...

Section I

The main reason for Muslims being violent is the victimization of Muslims in the world of sectarian violence against Muslims. Recently, in the course of the violent genocide in the western part of the country from the hands of the extremists were killed, tortured and left homeless thousands of defenseless Muslims. According to reports, criminals have not given up on any action, including burning children (Anwar 39). This comes at a time when not only the government has not taken serious measures to put an end to the crimes, but the international human rights organizations and their silence unties the ...

November 23rd, 2013

The Egyptian Revolution of 2011 was part of a series of upheavals in 2011 known collectively as the “Arab Spring”. (Rastegari, 2012) The revolution focused on the ouster of Egyptian President Hosni Mubarek. (Rastegari, 2012) The primary motivations for the revolution were political and legal issues. (Rastegari, 2012) Primary demands for the revolutionaries included the outer of Mubarek, ending police brutality, end of the “state of emergency” laws enacted by the government, and lack of freedom of speech. (Rastegari, 2012) In spite of these legitimate political issues, it was economic woes that truly motivated most peoples’ participation in the revolution. ( ...

Poverty is defined as the deprivation of those things that determine the quality of life, including food, shelter, clothing, as well as clean and safe drinking water, however, poverty is also defined as the deprivation of intangibles such as the chance to learn, to engage in meaningful employment and in addition, to have the respect of the society. There are various factors that cause poverty in Pakistan and they include: government policies, corruption, lack of education, large scale import, privatization, unemployment, terrorism, unequal distribution of land. According to Anwar (1), the Pakistan Government is not conscious of the ...

The American government has had to implement strategic measures in efforts to counter terrorism. Indeed, after the 9/11 attacks, America has been on the offensive with the strategy premised on prevention. However, while every effort to defend the territorial integrity and sovereign of America is welcomed, it is essential that such processes adhere to the law. In that strain, it is partially regrettable that America has resorted to using drones against its own citizens. Indeed, the confession by the Attorney General that since 2009, four citizens have succumbed to drone attacks comes as a wakeup call to the observation of ...

Health Care

Introduction Research question, aims and objectives Literature search strategy Appraisal of key study Identification of key themes Literature search strategy

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Conclusion Introduction The national framework for people survey document provides data supportive of a need pertaining to primary health care alignment of strategies when planning medical interventions for elderly populations across the world. Oman is no exception since every geographic location has its peculiar aging characteristics that must be addressed in designing health promotions programs and planning health care interventions for this vulnerable population(Department of Health, 2000) Hence, the role of ...

For nearly seven decades global foreign policy and international relations has been concerned with conflict between the government of the State of Israel and the Arab inhabitants of its surrounding neighbors as well as the ancestral Jewish homeland itself. Since before the state was formed, contention and hostility, as well as open bellicosity has dominated the political landscape in this small sliver of the world, fueled by religious tensions and upheld by a foundation of distrust and a history of violence. The conflict centers on the clash of Zionism, the ideology of an independent Jewish state in the ancestral Jewish homeland, ...

Business Opportunity Analysis

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The following report is a business opportunity analysis for AtlanTech Resources Limited, for the purposes of determining the feasibility of lowbush blueberry moisture sensors as a viable addition to our family of products. Given the decreasing rate of sales that exists currently within the company (8% annual decrease), a new product must be released in the next three years to sustain the viability of our current business model; this report discusses the viability of the lowbush blueberry moisture sensor in fulfilling that role. The existing market research and need for the product is established, as well as the ...

ABSTRACT

Suicide bombing and other forms of terrorism are tactics, not goals or strategies, and since the Afghanistan War began in 1979, the main political, religious and ideological purpose of men like Osama bin Laden and Anwar al-Awlaki was to overthrow the regimes in Muslim countries that were allied with the Western powers and restore the medieval Islamic Caliphate based on Sharia law. They used terrorist methods at any time and in any countries that they thought would best accomplish their overall purpose, and also searched for countries in Africa, East Asia, the Middle East and Central Asia where they ...

The article, the introduction to crisis theories is an article that attempts to explain the crisis that is found in the capitalist countries. In a capitalist economy, the citizens own the factors of production and hence the government has no control over the resources. The citizens make the major production decisions. Since there is competition, the resources are carefully exploited in an attempt to maximize profits (Anwar, 220). The article tries to identify the failures of capitalist economy. The failures in the economy and in political sector are what the article refers to as crisis. Even though there are periods ...

During some recent years, after the 9/11, Al-Qaeda, the dreaded terrorist organization, has experienced huge flak, but of course has virtually spearheaded an expansionist movement in the name of “jihadist movement” across the world to continue the terrorist activities of Osama Bin Laden. In this article some of the few examples relating to Al-Qaeda’s ideological, strategic plus structural adaptations are being discussed. The article also gives a fact sheet of the contemporary weakness and strength of Al-Qaeda. In its unabated jihadi movement, Al-Qaeda’s continuous fanning many violent activities of others by orienting that violence to the United States ...

Analysis

“Change is like a rest!” These were the words of one of the most famous African leaders whose identity I shall not disclose. Before he ascended to power, he was the darling of the people; loved and cherished by all. With his mobilizing powers, he helped the people oppose the then dictatorial government and together they achieved. A revolutionary movement was started and few months later, the activities of the government were paralyzed across the country. The people were allowed to elect a leader of their choice; and guess who was elected. Everybody was happy and highly optimistic that things would ...