Essays on Interests

In 1904 a British scholar Halford Mackinder delivered a lecture at the Royal Geographical Society called “The Geographical Pivot to History.” Among other important points he made in the lecture one is very relevant to the topic of this essay. Namely, Mr. Mackinder stated that at the beginning of the 20th century the world became the fully interconnected system. There were no more blanks and white spots on the map of the world. Everything was already known to man. Pushing forward, the scholar said that compared to the previous period in history of mankind when developments happening in a ...

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I am writing to you in order to present my initiatives for Better Horizons Credit Union members and clients. These ideas are to promote our organization, gain more loyalty and create a positive and sustainable authority. The first initiative is to organize a promotional trip for credit union members. The actual plan is to handle a cruise trip to The Bahamas. The main aim is to promote Better Horizons, create a positive image among credit union members and encourage them to think over credit ...

Impact of Waste and Appropriate Waste Management on the Planet

Waste management not done efficiently can compromise the wider interests of our planet and the health of our people. Polluted air and water is proving hazardous for the human health, impacting our lives severely. Waste should be properly managed. What is being done presently is improper disposal of waste, which is polluting the air and water reservoirs. Time has come when all of us should take individual level decisions, which serve the stakes of the whole planet. We should avoid packaged food and plastic bags, purchase fresh fruits and vegetables, and use can-packaged foods. Another way is making compost – ...

Outsourcing manufacturing activities from a local community to the developing countries is a decision that raises different opinions for varied organizations, community members as well as the workers in the foreign nations. The ethicality of the whole process needs to be considered in such a way that the process does not have adverse consequences to the progress of the community. Several scholars have related the process of outsourcing manufacturing to a developing country with the need for an organization to reduce on the cost of production as well as exploit the labor readily available in the developing nations. This ...

Despite placing each crew member on their respective team based on the results of objective measurement tests, the 2002 Army Crew JV Team consistently outperforms the Army Crew Varsity Team. Prepare an analysis addressing why the JV team outperforms the Varsity team and outline a plan of action to resolve the issues identified. Since it is an anomaly that a crew team picked based off of objective, numerical data will defy performance predictions, the analysis can serve as a guideline on how to handle similar situations in the future.

Issues

Over the course of the 2001-2002 crew season, an irrefutable ...

Is the Gun Lobby Still Invincible?

Alec McGillis in “The Gun Lobby’s Power Is Overstated” supposes that the influence of the gun lobby is overrated because it has local character and “becoming more concentrated in a smaller share of the population” (McGillis) but it can be said that the restrictive measures and tighter controls on the arms control do not pass in Congress because of the very powerful influence of the gun lobby. This is due to the strengthening of the American media of the various communities who find the resources and mechanisms of influence for their own interests. The terms of the interests ...

Section 1 - The Use of Conflict Resolution Styles

This section is aimed at using five forms of conflict resolution styles. These include accommodating, avoiding, collaborative, competing and compromising. To manage conflict among four team members of a group, five different paragraphs are produced highlighting a specific conflict resolution style used for negotiation during discussion . This is done in the following manner:

Use of Accommodating Style

Based on this conflict resolution style, all the group members should be convinced to cooperate with each other instead of following an assertive approach. They must be convinced to preserve relationship with one another since they are academically required to work together, as a team, for ...

Sustainable management in the hospitality industry is not a new concept. In the past, the industry has been focusing on the importance of sustainability. This supports hotel development and its operations. Moreover, environmental, socio-economic, and cultural impacts of the industry have been emphasized. Sustainable development denotes concepts that currently spin around every industry globally. In the past, the hotel industry had a spectacular environmental impact especially through power and water usage, consumption of durable goods, waste generation-solid, as well as liquid wastes. Energy is consumed during HVAC operations, general lighting, fuel, or normal power requirements. Water is similarly utilized ...

Introduction

Throughout is history, the American society has exhibited an unrivalled sense of national identity. Being an American citizen has over the centuries since its independence was seen as the most significant facet of an individual living within US borders. As such, US citizens who are residents in other countries also take much pride in the numerous benefits accruing to them, by reason of their American citizenship. As Bradburn provides, the boundaries defining real aspects of what entails an American citizen have since been blurry and undefinable since independence (1094). The main cause for such an outcome was the fact ...

Part1

Critics have questioned the authenticity of medical-related to industries support towards reforms in healthcare reforms. One might argue that these industries have decided to forgo profits in the future to gain in regarding public relations rather than support the efforts being made towards providing healthcare services access to all. According to Brody (283), a conflict of interest can be seen clearly by examining the reaction of medical professionals to these reforms. Professional medical organizations have made no promises towards reducing medical costs. Ironically, some physicians have offered to support the reforms on the condition that their income is not ...

Article Review

Article Review I review such article as “Gender Flux: Transatlantic Influence on Fashioning the Cross-dresser in American Silent Cinema” by author Ricardo E. Zulueta. It has been published in the journal “The Journal of Dress, Body and Culture” in 2015. It should be noted, that until now, there is no single view of the nature of gender. On the one hand, gender is associated with the models, which are developed for the scientific description of the problems associated with gender issues. On the other hand, gender may be considered as a social phenomenon, which is created by people in ...

Diane Sawyer’s presentation, dubbed Waiting on the World to Change revolves around the documentation of life in Camden City, a territory that earned the title of the United States’ poorest and most dangerous in 2004 and 2005. Concurrently, the interviewed subjects include Ivan and Billy Joe, both of whom are residents of Camden without proper and sustainable access to the necessities one needs for a quality and healthy life. First, the families of both boys lack adequate shelter as the houses in which they live are either someone else’s property or are of poor condition. For instance, ...

The Second Sino-Japanese war was a conflict between the military forces of China and Japan which lasted 1937 to 1945, following the first Sino-Chinese war of 1895. It has been claimed by some historians that were it not for military and economic assistance or support from the allied forces and states of United States, Germany, and Britain, Japan would have won the war even before it began. However, this was not to be as Japan was forced to surrender after the US-led troops dropped atomic bombs one of its cities, Hiroshima in 1945. This second Sino-Japanese is considered to ...

The Gilded Age, the period in American History directly following the Civil War was a departure from other earlier periods in the young country’s history. Mark Twain in the book by the same name tries to make this abundantly clear, the new age was one that was driven not by military expansion nor for the need for land but for the need for investment and goods. TWealthy Eastern families and tycoons made their fortunes in the Gilded Age by joining in the spirit of the age which was a call to the great wide open frontier. The spirit ...

REPORT DETERMINING WHETHER VIRAL MARKETING CAN REPLACE OTHER ADVERTISEMENTS

Glacier Products Ltd. Figures Figure 1: Viral Marketing Capacity 10 Figure 2: Effectiveness of Viral Marketing 12 Figure 3: Security Issues Associated with Viral Marketing 13 Figure 4: Ethical Issues in Digital Advertisement 14 Figure 5: Social Media Use by Marketers 19

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This report is a fulfillment of the research approval you made on 5th January. Both qualitative and quantitative research methods were used. Primary and secondary sources of data were interrogated towards achieving the goals of the research. The report discusses the viability of viral marketing as a rising form of product marketing. Security and ethical concerns that ...

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Emergent Curriculum- A reflection

Introduction The article on emergent curriculum, creating environmental awareness and documentation written by Ann Lewin-Benham about a preschool teacher, her experiences with pre schoolers, its impact on the children is reviewed and the advantages of the system is discussed in detail. The topics that will be discussed in the paper are about emergent curriculum, how effective was the teacher in implementing the program, theoretical base and about the documentation process. Emergent curriculum – The topics for learning is selected based on children’s interests and the teacher acts as a facilitator in identifying their interest. Identification process needs ...

Recognizing Public Value

Moore’s take on public value Public Value is the ability of a state or a nation to use measurable statistics to gauge the performance or effective level of its citizens. According to (Moore 8), he believed in the philosophy of measuring the levels of educated publics, health, safety that the citizens were able to produce within given period of times. In comparison to Dendhardt and Hutchison’s theory of public value, they both believed in the managers’ relations with the civil service and the political environment of the nation. However, Hutchison tries to explain that, for instance in ...

Once, prominent German philosopher Immanuel Kant wrote: “One is morally obligated to respect this dignity and value in oneself and in others”. This moral obligation is absolute, and it can`t have any exceptions. To hold any medical experiments on a person is possible only with the full awareness of the person about the experiment and in the presence of his or her consent to the experiment. This consent can be received only through a free expression of will. Interests of an individual undergoing any experiment must always prevail over the interests of science and society. What Baltimore's Kennedy ...

Democratic revolutions like the Arab Spring has toppled down political regimes abusing their authority for personal gains creating nepotic cults that leave people impoverished. Contrary to expectations, a series of revolutionary movement mostly failed to reach the intended target. It is not that all uprisings were to no avail altogether. Tunisia had better resources than countries like Egypt to reform the country. Overall, the shortage of wealth, the presence of specific US interests in the region, a pro-military electoral mentality, and the dominance of political parties have halted the democratic progress in North Africa and the Middle East in ...

What else can be done about it?

Despite the fact that much has been done, there is still much to be done. According to First Nations Child & Family Caring Society of Canada the most important goal of the organization is in the mission statement, which says “building helping communities”. According to this statement, the purpose of this organization is to search, detect and provide necessary assistance to those children and families who are in need. An important component of a successful search of these families is a strong information base. In other words, we need all, available in the twenty-first century, ways of delivering information to ...

CONTENT PAGE

Introduction

Components of a networked community Characteristics of a network society Privacy of information Identity and networked communities Effect of emergence of networked society on capital and labor Arguments for a networked society Critiques of the network society Conclusion Reference The Networked Society Introduction In the current world, people have access to adequate, accurate, and timely information. The interconnection of people has been made possible by the tremendous improvement in technology in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries. The access and affordability of communication devices like computers and phones for a long time has brought about a gradual change ...

Introduction 3

Problem Definition 3 Economic Theories 3 Analysis 6 Conclusion and Recommendations 12

Bibliography 14

Are the Rich Getting Richer and the Poor Getting Poorer Still Today Introduction Nowadays there is a lot of discussion whether the rich are getting richer and the poor are getting poorer in the modern world. The answer to this question lies in the very understanding of poverty. Various economic schools employ different approaches when describing the causes of poverty. Therefore, they give different answers to the question mentioned above. Some of them think that the statement about the enrichment of the rich and the impoverishment of ...

Education occupies a big part of everyone’s live. People are learning new information almost every day. It is very important to make sure that this educational process is effective and useful. Discovering what “the best education” means is still an issue despite the fact that education systems were created long time ago. Moreover, they are constantly developing as well as people who are interacting with them. Education is a complete set of activities and actors involved such as educational institutions, family and surrounding. They are teaching person and provide with certain characteristics which are accomplishing picture of good ...

Communities of Canada

Challenges in the Creation of healthy & sustainable education systems for the First-Nation Communities of Canada Education of the First-Nations of Canada has been one of the challenging issues historically. Various agreements and treaties have been signed among the stakeholders, including the federal and local administration for formulating an education policy that ensures the constitutional rights of the First-Nation communities. A conceptual mechanism needs to be structured to let the First-Nations self-manage their education-related matters to meet the challenges that help in reducing the tensions, differences, and confrontations, occurring between the overlapping First Nations and non-First Nations communities, vying for ...

Reflection of Personal Student Experience:

Introduction: This report examines the moral and ethical dilemmas encountered by nurses in practice. The healthcare environment is increasingly becoming complex and continuously presents nurses with moral dilemmas. This is especially true when the ability to do the right thing is stalled by inconsistent values and beliefs of other healthcare providers. Across the nursing field, different personalities prevail. The level of success in the nursing practice, and the drive to achieve the projected results, vary with personal attributes, and the inclination to take risks in conflicting situations. The paper will focus on the Dominant (D) personality, as well as, ...

Governing Policy, Board Members, Roles, Responsibility

Stakeholders, Clients, and Community [Institution Title]

Introduction

Every organizations are not without a stakeholder. It only means that every organization is rightfully composed of different individuals who are classified as the “organization’s stakeholders.” In an article published in 2014, the author described the stakeholders as the brand of the organization. In other words, the stakeholders serve as an image that represents the organization and what it generally stands for. There are two types of stakeholders. These include the (a) external stakeholders, and (b) internal stakeholders . Each type of stakeholders have a specific role in the organization and each contributes ...

The decision of the Supreme Court concerning gay marriages is one most important civil rights events, which influenced the sense of social responsibility because this historical decision enables one-sex couples to enjoy the same extent of rights. This decision is the logical sequence of the policy of Barack Obama enshrined in his program. The majority of Americans supported such decision and it was met in society as one of revolutionary achievements of the 21st century and as logic step in fighting the discrimination due to any position or status. Not less important was the decision of Obama to employ ...

Introduction

There are multiple theories regarding rationality. Perhaps the most famous and the most discussed theories of rationality were provided by Weber, which included the Formal Rationality and the Substantive Rationality. The application of these theories of rationality can be found in everyday decisions and lives. Their application can also be found in business practices and multiple business theories. The theories of Scientific Management and Human Relations related heavily to the before mentioned Weber’s two theories of rationality. All of these theories allow companies and individuals in managerial positions to perceive the individuals and tasks around them from a ...

Benefits resulting from Due Diligence for Responsible Business Report

CSR generates benefits for a business internally as well as for the external stakeholders. However, it is challenging to monetize the benefits of the CSR since much of the benefits are only visible in long run. In addition, the challenge comes from the fact that they are indirectly led to by the positive changes of the CSR (Sino-German, 2012). On the other hand, whether firms are likely and able to practice the CSR is highly dependent on their managers’ incentives as well as constraints that are in turn determined by their preferences, contracts, ethical beliefs and objectives. The major ...

The New Public Service: Critical Analysis

Denhardt and Denhardt authored a book entitled “the New Public Service: Serving, not Steering” which was reprinted in 2007. This book explores a new concept for governing citizens and is principally aimed at such organizations. The concepts involved with the “New Public Service” embody certain core elements. The authors present, explain, and clarify that “public servants do not deliver customer service; they deliver democracy” (2007) through the deeds performed utilizing those concepts. The authors explain how, in theory, the principles of the New Public Service are more beneficial to the public; the citizens. By comparing and contrasting the Old ...

Diversity in the workplace is very common nowadays, thanks to globalization and an ever changing business and marketplace trend. Gender and race are the most common diversity factors associated with modern workplaces. However, age group, marital status, family responsibilities, economic status and religion of coworkers, make the workplace atmosphere rather cumbersome and harmful through various stereotypes (Solvic, 2011). Stereotyping is a human behavior common in multicultural workplaces wherein individuals place certain labels on others that result in making universal assumptions about others even as they have very little or absolutely no personal information about them. For instance, there are ...

Literature Review

This section review literature on the responsibility of Western Powers on Civil Wars as well as Rebellion within Eastern and Central Africa. From the reviewed materials, it is evident that the style of Western administration on the African continent left African countries unprepared economically as well as politically for independence. For that reason, it undermined the state of security within most countries from their start of self-governance. The influence of Europe within Africa has contributed significantly in establishing conditions within many countries for rebellion and civil conflict to take place. The Western powers treat African states as strategic economic ...

Abstract

Informational technologies have developed so rapidly, that there was no way not to affect the ways of teaching and learning. This paper gives brief information about the concept of use of technologies in education, as well as how they can help with the biggest problem of education at our time. The paper describes the basic formats of e-learning, their advantages and differences. As plagiarism is considered as crime nowadays, the paper includes the information about why this problem is so important and what are the ways of preventing it. (Keywords: e-learning, Informational Technologies, plagiarism,)

Introduction

Modern scientific literature pays special ...

Kobrinsky (2008) stated that negotiation is the act of solving disputes. Power based approach in negotiations aims at winning other than a win-win situation. In most cases, the power-based approach tends to use intimidation, coercion, and status among other aspects associated with one’s positions to discredit the accounts of the opponents and consequently overpower them. However, it is evident that the approach can be risky and costly (Cheng, 2009). For instance, if a school head tends to force a Muslim student to remove the Hijab with disregard to her religion and culture. As a result, the school head ...

Introduction

According to experts, the security threats of organized and transnational crime have existed for many years in Southeast Asia and have even increased over the years because of globalization. But despite the fact that organized and transnational criminal activity in Southeast Asia is rampant, little study has been done to fully understand this phenomenon. In a study submitted to the United States’ National Institute of Justice, for instance, it was observed that Southeast Asian countries have little awareness about organized and transnational crimes and its impact on their national security. Among their major findings is that “there is little ...

Introduction

Downplaying and romanticizing of history Evident in works of fiction like "Gone With the Winds" Distortion of History History is sometimes distorted to serve certain goals and interests An example is the Turkish authorities' denial of the Armenian genocide This is an abuse of human rights to memory and dignity Critical History Critical history attempts to recast distorted history Including overlooked history like The Moors' is the main objective of critical history Foucault theorized the idea of critical history Conclusion It is important for people to understand history Critical history gives people the hope of saving both the present ...

Conceptual Framework and Purpose of the Paper

Virtue ethics has been chosen as the framework to guide the stand to be taken. Virtue ethics recognizes the critical role of moral character, emotions, and experiences in moral judgment (Robichaux & Parsons, 2009). Virtue ethics goes beyond acting in accordance with a certain set of ethical rules into having consistently habitual pattern in acting that way when providing care, interacting with colleagues, and in life (Robichaux & Parsons, 2009). Under virtual ethics, the concern of the nurse is on what kind of the nurse they should be (Day, 2007). The major concepts in virtual ethics are compassion, fidelity, fortitude, veracity, ...

Among different theories that were implemented in XIX-XXs century the concept of utilitarianism and deontology are still the matter to discuss. Although firstly the suppositions of utilitarianism appear in the writings of the British moralists of XVI-XVII centuries, the modern theory of the concept is most often associated with the British philosopher John Stuart Mill (1806- 1873) who elaborated the theory from a hedonistic version proposed by his mentor Jeremy Bentham (1748- 1832) who thought a person should experience a lot of pleasure and avoid suffering. As most clearly stated by Mill, the basic principle of utilitarianism is that ...

Article critique

Introduction The body of the male, particularly the body of the white male in the article becomes a vessel of display of explosions, beauty, musculature and physical feats. This is the main direction taken by Susan Jeffords in her article, “Screening the Male”, to explore the theory of masculinity. As implied by Susan, the externality of the male body in itself confirms that the outward parameters of the white male body are primarily focused on the capturing the attention of the audience. Consequently, this present an avenue for exploring the dominance of masculinity in Hollywood cinema in line to ...

Affiliated University

Interesting points learned and interesting questions generated from the social business by design in chapter eight, nine and ten. The reflection of chapter eight, nine and ten of the managerial book, social business by design (Hinchcliffe, & Kim, 2012) implores the need for a well drafted and versed summary of the three chapters. Chapter eight shades light on crowdsourcing and engaging a company’s customer base for reliable information about their business and how to tune their practices to their customer’s interests through the internet, especially the social media. On the other hand, chapter nine depicts social customer care ...

Abstract

The hotel and hospitality industry is expanding as the need for globalization in business operations continues to create much attention. The paper sought to conduct a study on the religious attitudes and behavior that make Muslim consumers subscribe to a particular food or service in hotels across Thailand. The sample for the study was 100 Muslim respondents who are residents as well as visitors. The sample was selected randomly with a structured questionnaire used to collect data from the respondents. Regression analysis was then conducted to determine level of significance ion the relationships between the identified variables and a ...

[College]

Political: 5

Economic: 6 Social: 6 Technological: 6 Environmental: 7 Legal: 7 - SWOT Analysis. 7

Strength. 8

Weakness. 8 Opportunities. 9 Threats. 9 4) Competitive Strategy Analysis: Five Forces, Value Chain Strategy Clock. 9

A) Five Forces: 9

Threat of new entrants: 10 Threat of substitute products and services: 10 Bargaining power suppliers: 10 Bargaining power of buyers: 11 Rivalry among existing competitors: 11 Recommendations: 11 B) Value Chain: 12 C) Strategic Clock: 12 5) The Further Suggestions. 13

References 14

Samsung: Strategic Management: Business Report. 1) Samsung: Introduction and Background of the Topic. Samsung Group (in future SG) is the Korean global company - well known ...

Introduction

In the modern international landscape, who or what is able to obtain and exert power? Globalization has completely transformed the fundamental nature of how individuals and countries relate to each other. Thomas L. Friedman’s “Globalization: The Super Story” published in 2002 as part of a larger text entitled Longitudes and Latitudes: Exploring the World After September 11, asserts that three types of power exist within the systematic structures of globalization. Those three forms of power include that between conventional nation-states, global markets and nation-states, and individuals and nation-states (Friedman 392-393). Friedman also asserts that the systematic structures inherent ...

INTRODUCTION

Every society develops, struggles to find and seeks solutions that will be best for society. What are the best laws, political style and what should be considered right and wrong and good or bad. Science says that for every action there is a reaction. Essentially, this means that there are consequences for all actions and choices, which calls for great consideration in regards to those acts being right or wrong, good or evil and or even worthwhile. Unfortunately, there is no universally accepted means by which attain these social goals that need to be achieved. One area of ethical ...

Managing Organization Change

An organization’s existence and operation are always influenced and shaped by different environmental drivers that surround it. These drivers may have their genesis within and outside that particular organization. The sensitivity or insensitivity to these environmental dynamics may contribute to the survival or the fall of an organization respectively (Dixon & Day 2010, p. 275). The institutional environment is always changing with time and knowledge advancement. What may have worked and led to success in a given organization at one point may become outdated and obsolete. Failure of an organization to evolve in relation to these changes may result ...

Delivery date

Overcrowding, pollution, congestion and traffic are some of the reasons why most governments need to focus on the planning of cities and the adjacent neighborhood. For example, in United States, Chicago is one of the cities that exhibit most of these factors thus necessitating planning. Traditional planning methods focused on bringing down old buildings and building new low-income buildings. However, this did not stop the formation of slum-like dwellings. Modern city planning was thus necessary. It focuses on improving city economic as well as social aspects of city living. Contemporary urban planning is one of the planning processes that ...

Assignment Title

Credit Expansion In 2001, the economy faced a mild recession (GDP dropped by 0.3%) with unemployment remaining at a 30-year low (only 4%). Policy makers concluded that such a small drop was an end of a business cycle. The Federal Reserve, however, took measures to stimulate borrowing and spending and decreased interest rates multiple times throughout a year resulting in 40 years lowest 1.75%. The end of the recession and low-interest rates caused a rapid growth in housing and construction. The recovery was characterized by extremely small unemployment gains in all sectors of the economy except for construction. In ...

Introduction

The Sandy Hooks debacle sent shock waves throughout the American education system and by extension, compelled other forward thinking nations to review their respective educational systems. In unison, the community around the Sandy Hooks Elementary School, the nation and the international community at large rallied behind the victims of the tragic events. However, one academician in particular shocked the world, the nation and more so, the victims of the fatal shootings (Jaschik, 2015). An associate professor, James Tracy tenured with the Florida Atlantic University’s School of Communication and Media Studies related the events to some conspiracy theory. Parents ...

The advent and growth of the technological sector have been instrumental in the dynamic changes that have been realized in the media sector. The sharing of information and ideas has been revolutionized with the advent of the internet. The speed and rate of information flow have also been enhanced significantly. This essay focuses on analyzing the capacity of new media to cope with the propaganda models as defined and explained by Noam Chomsky. It seeks to expound on the dynamics of new media and the depth to which propaganda models can be applied or fail to work. In the ...

I took the Human metrics Jung Typology TestTM and my results say that I have a slight preference of introversion over extraversion (6%), a slight preference of sensing over intuition (3%), a moderate preference of thinking over feeling (47%), and a slight preference of judging over perceiving (12%). To sum it up, this test claims that I have an ENTP (Extroversion, iNtuitive, Thinking, Perceiving) personality. When I think of the word “extrovert”, I imagine someone friendly, gregarious, and sociable. But when you combine the words “extrovert” and “intuitive” together, the meaning of the former becomes something much deeper. For ...

Introduction

Our company name is called LifeWater. The company is dedicated to delivering healthy, natural, detox water to consumers and encouraging a healthier lifestyle for all. Our beverage consists of natural drinking water infused with fresh fruits such as oranges, lemons, limes, and cucumbers; which are natural detox remedies. Our mission is to be the world’s number one respected choice for drinking water in the beverage industry. We aim to offer a high quality product at a revolutionary price while changing the lives of our customers; one beverage at a time. Our purpose is to inspire people to make ...

The only world that can describe Ancient Greek Sculpture is perfection.It concerns not only the appearance of the characters presented but also Greek attitude to life. Art was supposed to imitate life in its ideal way but what was hidden behind this beautiful presentation? And does this phenomenon have something in common with modern pop culture? The history of Greek sculpture was not so even as it may seem. It had it ups and downs. After centuries of searching for interesting presentation of the human body Greeks decided to concentrate on the realism and show the human body as ...

Executive Summary

Introduction Company Background The Mr. Bean Group Limited is a Singaporean based food and beverage retailer registered with an intra vires role of production, packaging and distribution of soya bean-based foods, food products, and drinks. The company, founded in 1995, produces soya milk as its major product among other products such as beancurd, grass jelly, soya beans, ice creams and pancakes. It is a subsidiary of the larger Super Bean International Company, and it has a considerably large market share in the South-east Asia. The Group has a sizable number of outlets including 50 outlets in Singapore and an ...

In any commercial activity carried out in a country, the government has an interest in it. Therefore, in carrying out the business, the government will set up the laws for private investors to follow. Contradicting the government rules and regulations makes the firm’s external business environment quite unfriendly because the government may impose unfriendly business policies to chock the firm’s investment (Bagley, 2005). UAE government made a demand to Research in Motion (RIM) to make a way through which the government can monitor communication of co-operating blackberry users. Research in motion management should allow the government to ...

Month Day, Year

Herewith, I am presenting my personal memo for your kind information. This note covers certain important details about my background and brought up, my interests, achievements and goals.

Background

I was born on September 21, 1991 in the city of Al-hasa in Saudi Arabia. My family comprises of my mother, three brothers and three sisters. Ever since my father, who took care of our family, passed away when I was fourteen years old, my mother took full responsibility for our upbringing. Currently, my mother is a manager administering the General Presidency for Girls’ Education in the country. Since the death ...

The primary issue at hand is that of corporate personhood – ever since Citizens United v. SEC in 2010, corporate entities are allowed to spend money to exercise their free speech, ostensibly guaranteed to them by the First Amendment of the Bill of Rights. However, the dilemma lies in whether or not corporations are people. Is it fair, right or accurate to allow a corporation (essentially a collection of individuals with a great amount of capital and spending power) the exact same rights as an individual American citizen? Do corporations have the right to act as moral agents, and use ...

1. Merck’s Stakeholders Undeniably, at the heart of any business lies its stakeholders who play an indispensable role in the success of the firm. Stakeholders refer to any party that has an interest in a business. Merck has many stakeholders who include the victims of river blindness, the firm’s employees, its shareholders, the media, other healthcare firms, and the government. Ranking the stakeholders in their order of importance results to shareholders, victims, employees, media, and finally the government 2. Cost and benefits of the medical research Investing in medical research, though costly, comes with a corresponding amount ...

Law

THE LEGALIZATION OF MARIJUANA IN COLORADO Introduction The purpose of this study is to determine the effects of the legalization of marijuana in the state of Colorado by covering the following issues: 1.) the positive and negative effects of legalizing marijuana within the state; 2.) the effect of marijuana on public health and safety; 3.) the economic advantages after Amendment 64 was approved in the state of Colorado; 4.) the effect of decriminalizing marijuana to the police and law enforcement agencies. The outcome of the research will be an evaluation of the overall impact of the legalization of marijuana ...

Literature review reflects the emergence of different approaches to the interaction between school and family. The essence of this approach lies in the understanding of the main objectives of the school work with parents. It can help to create conditions for the actualization of the educational potential of families and effectively resolve the existing problems in family education. The researchers specified the theoretical approaches to the planning, organization and implementation of interaction between school and family in the process of education. Analysis of important problems in the work of teachers, psychologists and sociologists confirms the issues of psycho-pedagogical work ...

Introduction

Project management engineers face various ethical dilemmas in every single project they undertake. Ethics may be defined as that which is good and just not just for an individual but also for the society at large (Jonasson & Ingason, 2013). The reality of these ethical dilemmas exists in almost all the phases of a project. The specific phases that a project undergoes include: planning, design, construction and operation (Oberlender, 2000). The project design phase is one of the most important phases of any project; from it, the direction which a project should take is drawn. The design stage sets project ...