Essays on Region

America’s peaceful borders have been necessitated by two remarkable trends that have occurred over the past thirty years. These include sweeping democratization and the spread of integration agreements. The military and the governments of the day have played their different roles successfully. The military have been on the lookout for any peace disturbance potentiality from outside the country while the democratically elected governments have ensued prevalence in all hemispheres of the country. As a result, countries have managed their borders peacefully without the need for military interventions (Johns Hopkins University Press 1). Through investment and trade preferences, the ...

History of dengue

Dengue is described by the World Health Organization (n.d.) as a fast emerging pandemic viral disease with worldwide prevalence. The viral disease was initially traced to the epidemics in Java and in Egypt in 1779. Some literatures trace back the virus and its vectorsto the Chin Dynasty. It was hypothesized that the disease occured in the Western hemisphere in the midddle of the 17th century and believed to originate from tropical America. However, some researchers would point out that the accounts of dengue outbreaks were traced back during the 18th and 19th century in Southeast Asia.The dengue outbreaks in ...

The EU Should Admit the Western Balkan Countries Soon Even if They Do Not Meet all Criteria

The Name of the Class Introduction Nowadays there are 28 member countries in the European Union. From its humble beginning as a peace holder after the horrible outcomes of the end of the first and second world wars, European Union grew to the powerful and strong economic and political union. EU countries share common economic zone, political values, such as strict rules towards corruption, and so on. Historically, the reason why “ECSC or the European Coal and Steel Community” (Cia.gov, 2016) was so successful that it enabled to create EU afterwards, was because after couple of years of its ...

“Arab Spring” in 2011 was meant for overthrowing the corrupt and incapable governments in many of the Middle Eastern countries such as Tunisia, Libya, Yemen, and Egypt (Ibn Abī al-Ḍiyāf and Brown 59). The anarchic rule of the king/president was taken over by democracy in these countries perpetually, as a result of the constitutional reforms. The constitutional changes were meant to implement democracy as the major political system in the Arab world. The question arises as to what interest did the Arab governments had in constitutional reforms and what did the public want? Revising the constitutional text ...

Introduction

The cell membrane encloses the cell contents and regulates what gets in and out of the cell. This property of a cell is referred to as selective permeability and helps in maintaining life processes (Beckett 22). The property enables physiological process such as diffusion and osmosis to proceed. Diffusion is the movement of particles from a region of high concentration to a region of low concentration (Roberts and Mitchelmore 38). In a cell membrane, the molecules will diffuse from the side where the molecules are more to a region where they are less. Because of selective permeability, only molecules ...

Introduction

In the book, “The Behavior of Law” Donald Black tries to explain how the conduct of law is a social phenomenon. Black describes a general, quantitative and predictive theory that describes the various conditions within which law is applied or can be applied. Black argues that since law is a social phenomenon, it does not take into account the human nature concept. As such, law can be explained without incorporating a person’s motivations or any other psychological motivations. This means that the theory does not take into account the rationality of human beings and also the goals and ...

Elemnt 120

The new horizons in science mean new inventions and even new elements to be found. The modern techniques make the last thing not a dream but reality. In 2006 the scientific community has been prizing Russian and US scientist for their success in identification of 118th element (LeClair, 2006), which was the newest super-heavy element. This was performed on the in Dubna, Russia through observation of atomic decay, indicating that the observed element 116 was produced via the alpha decay of element 118. This is was the second data this element was declared to be synthesized, but this time ...

Immigration is a contentious topic in the United States today. Even now, the Presidential Debates are full of discussion of immigration and the suggestion of immigration reform; in the last months of his presidency, President Obama seems intent on discussing and passing new immigration reform legislation as well. Immigration is a difficult topic in the United States because the country has literally been built on the backs of immigrants; however, there is also a long history of xenophobic thought and nationalistic sentiment in the United States as a whole. The history of immigration is even more contentious in places ...

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I believe that every culture, race, region, and religion, has a history. The concept of preservation of culture etc. demands that certain stories be made in order to make it easy to pass them on. These stories then begin to define the whole history of a region. Just like the myths associated with Shamanism, thousands of other myths exist. For example, Greek mythology is known throughout the world. Writers, poets and painters refer to the characters of the Greek myths even today. The names of the Greek gods and goddesses have been used so commonly that they are now ...

Uyghurs are a tribe in the Turkish heritage, and they are Sunni Muslims living in the Xiangjian Autonomous Region in China. The Uyghur Turks are the fifth largest minority, and their population was around 8.4 million in 2000. When the nationalists and the communists were fighting to get on the power in the Han China, the Uyghur Turks stroke and they declared their independence. However, the communist regime has dominated the strike (Tang and He 8). In the region where the Uyghur Turks live, there is a lot of natural resources, and the GDP per capita is comparatively higher ...

Abstract

PRN narcotics combined with massage therapy represent a typical clinical practice used to manage acute pain. Nonetheless, PRN narcotics have come under increasing scrutiny because of their association with safety and dependence problems. The present study presents a review of current literature on the use of massage as a pain management technique. Researchers have identified the effectiveness of foot massage, touch massage, vibration therapy combined with adjunctive massage, and rhythmical massage in the control of stress and postoperative pain. In a recent study, patients with back pain have reported experiencing chronic pain for about one to eight years following ...

Part 1: Broken Rainbow

The Broken Rainbow is a movie that depicts the displacement of the Navajo people in Arizona by the government of the United States (Maria and Victoria 1). This displacement followed the occupation by the Navajo of a land that had the potential of producing coal, oil and generating electricity.

The power plants

The power plants were built to ease the concerns of the people of California that had rejected the idea of sharing the water of river Colorado. Arizona politicians adopted the Central Arizona Project that led to the construction of power plants in Page and Laughlin. A lot of water was ...

Huawei and ZTE are two major Chinese telecommunication companies with an international brand. Identify who leads these companies, if they are state-owned or private, and where these companies are based. Huawei is located in Shenzen, Guandong in China. It is one of the largest multinational networking and telecommunication equipment producers, and it is marketed all around the world. The company is identified as the "employee-owned" company, and the Chinese government is involved in the management. In another word, the company is owned by the employees; however, the workers do not have any information how the company is managed and ...

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 ...

Introduction

Over the years, there have many cities within the United States that have been developed in terms of infrastructure and housing facilities, leaving the case for landscape and sustainability of the natural resources behind. Historically, Los Angeles is one of the big cities that have been developed on the basis of utilizing the natural resources of the nearby region and focusing on building an urban metropolitan city. Sustainability has been put on the backfoot, for the past century as urbanization and incoming flow of population has seen investment in every form of infrastructure, leaving the once naturally beautiful region ...

The Cotton Gin

The cotton gin was an invention that contributed largely to American history. 1793 was the year when Eli Whitney invented the cotton gin, the machine designed to remove the seeds from the cotton plant after it was harvested. The cotton gin was a very simple invention which did not require much effort on the part of the human workforce because the machine did all of the work. The agricultural South in America consisted mainly of farmers and slaves who worked in the cotton fields and were responsible for the harvest and production of cotton. Farmers knew that the cotton ...

1.0. Introduction Current data released by OFGEM (Office of Gas and Electricity Market) shows that the prices of energy (both gas and electricity) are at persistent increase in the wake increasing market concentration in the industry (OFGEM, 2014). In such situation, the government has to intervene either through Demand Side or Supply Side Management to balance the situation. This paper sets out to analyse the current trends in the energy sector of the UK from every critical angle. It also aims to connect them to the economic concepts to come up with the most appropriate solution in the end. ...

Middle East is a region covering the Western Asia, Arab Countries and Egypt. Their food or cuisine could be considered as diverse due to the rich history and culture of these countries. However, there is a certain kind of homogeneity among these Middle Eastern cuisine or food. Most of their foods have common ingredients including pitas, honey, olive oil, sesame seeds, olives, parsley and sumac. The most popular among the foods that comes from Middle East are the shawarma and kibbeh. Sharwarma is a meat cuisine where combinations of beef, veal, lamb, chicken, and turkey meat are grilled for ...

Abstract

The energy consumption in the high performance computing and cloud services is enormous. This requires energy efficiency techniques to reduce power consumption in operation and cooling of the data servers and high performance computers. To search for more energy efficient techniques to save power, companies across the world share data and conduct survey. This article gives an overview of requirement of energy efficiency, different energy efficiency algorithms for supercomputers, cooling and energy efficiency techniques used across the globe.

Introduction

There are multiple sources for energy consumption in high performance computing such as power consumption in running High Performance Computing (HPC), ...

Human resource management is a function that is present in many organisations and is designed to optimise the performance of employees towards the delivery of products and services that are instrumental for the company’s achievement of its objectives. Human resource is basically managing people within an organisation by primarily emphasizing on systems and policies. There have been a variety of events associated with human resource management. Many of these events have been reported by the media, both the electronic and online media. This article will focus on one key human resource management event reported by the Society for ...

Sustainable Tourism: the Importance of Destination Tourism Indicators

Question 1 Tourism lifecycle is a concept proposed by geographer Richard Butler in “Canadian Geographer” journal in 1980. According to Butler, any touristic destination has its own lifecycle. It starts from a moment when a place is unknown to tourists and stays aside of touristic routes. Then mostly due to a word of mouth popularity of the destinations starts growing, local residents become involved in the process of hosting guests and corresponding infrastructure appears (hotels, transport, catering etc.). At certain moment local tourism infrastructure becomes developed at maximum level, at which it can host peak number of tourists. And ...

Introduction

Africa has a population of over one billion people that is roughly 14% of the world’s population (Brown and Levasseur). Most of the people in the continent live in rural areas with some of these places densely populated. Areas that are highly populated are along the river Nile, the Maghreb region, West Africa, East African Highlands, and eastern half of South Africa.

Environmental Factors Affecting Population Distribution

Most of sub-Saharan Africa nations rely on agriculture for a living either through subsistence agriculture, export agriculture or a combination of both. Areas with fertile soils and reliable annual rainfall that can support the growing of ...

The Philippines is famous for its emerald rice fields, smoldering volcanoes, wildlife, and mega cities. Located on a land distant from the mainland Southeast Asia, it holds great historical features and rich in cultural and spiritual. Catholicism is the main religion of the area, and resulted from the Spanish rulership. The Spanish culture remains in the country as evident in the festivals, architecture, and churches. The country’s economy is steadily growing as well as the tourism and agriculture. It gains a lot of revenue from tourism due to its beaches and islands, which act as the main tourist ...

The supply chain is an activity that involves movement of business or company’s products from producer to the consumers. It does not involve the producers, consumers and the consumer only, but it also includes the other parties that facilitate the movement. These parties include transporters, warehouses and the customers themselves. Many factors are considered in the choice of a supply chain by the company. The aim of the paper is to analyze the supply chain of Ford Automobile and to discuss management and strategy of the firm. The figure above represents a simple diagram of the supply chain ...

Why we fight is a documentary that explains the U.S agenda on militarism and why it extends its military from region to region. The documentary shows that there have been many cases where the U.S has had to intervene in order to secure its interests and to promote the American ideology, mainly the capitalist agenda. This has worked in cases where the containment of communism has been seen as a necessity and where the American military deemed necessary; it planted its roots in that region. Even though America is a democratic country, the military is one institution that has ...

My research covers on the topic about overpopulation in sub-Saharan Africa. Overpopulation is a condition whereby the number of the existing human population supersedes the carrying capacity of the planet. This condition is usually undesirable in nature. All over human history, birth rates have always equaled death rates maintaining a sustainable growth rate. My intention to research on overpopulation is based on how serious this issue is especially on the African continent. Overall, overpopulation poses a big problem in different fronts. It is a major cause of poverty, malnutrition and underdevelopment (Logan, 1991). This is especially so in Sub-Saharan ...

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 ...

Response to Question One

Many United States citizens affected by HIV have received assistance from aid programmes available in the country. People currently living with HIV in New York have received support for their basic and secondary needs. Most of the aid granted to People Living with HIV (PLWH) have been through the Special Need Plan (SNP) (World Health Organization, 2014). Only PLWH and their dependants can join the HIV SNP. SNP provides mainstream managed care to the registered members. It also has the mandate of coordinating various forms of aid and supporting in the best way people living with HIV(Dutta, Wirtz, ...

Margaret Mead once said that people should never doubt that a small team of committed and thoughtful citizens can change society and the world. Indeed, the notion is the only thing that ever happens. The educational foundations in the United States evaluate the literary institutions, policies, philosophies as well as the informal and formal education during the 19 and 20th century. The period was filled with numerous changes in the education system particularly those related to minority groups. The variations led to a trifold transformation in learning in the United States that educates citizens through a democratic procedure, creates ...

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Sweden is the largest country in the Northern Europe and is situated on the Scandinavian Peninsula. It has the lowest income inequality rate in the world. It shares boarders with Germany, Denmark, Russia, Lithuania, Poland, Latvia and Estonia. The country is predominantly agricultural, and it is notable for its wide forest resource when compared to other European nations. As Schack-Nielsen points out, “around 4% of Sweden’s workforce relies on primary sector” and around 6% of total land is used for agricultural purposes (Schack-Nielsen 34). Sweden has 21 counties and 25 provinces, and these divisions serve ...

The sun holds immense energy that is yet to be tapped. It is estimated that the suns energy could be able to power 1000times of the worlds desired energy needs. Methods of utilizing this energy being devised could be the solution to all our energy needs, like oil, and could be the gateway to the future. Sol-U-Go is a new automobile manufacturing company that is harnessing solar energy to power their new automobile machines. With the plummeting prices of oil and its environmental pollution, solar power presents itself as the more affordable environment safe alternative. Sol-U-Go automobile company targets ...

Introduction

Regional policy and innovation in the Asia/Pacific region has been of great interest to me since the class began studying the region. I have spent a considerable amount of my life living in this region, so the perspectives about the region that were introduced in chapters three and four gave me a new and different understanding of and perspective on the ways that innovation and policy are developed in the East Asian countries of the world. Interestingly, a more global perspective on development has really added to my interest in the region and the market forces that are moving ...

Health Assessment Assignment l: Paint a Picture of Your Target Population & Community Assignment #1

Community A health assessment is a care plan that is used for the identification of specific health care needs of an individual and how addressing of those needs will be carried out through health care system or nursing facility. For the purpose of this health assessment assignment, the selected place is the Altamonte Spring-Dade County, which is in the southeastern region of the Florida state (Miami Beach, 2015). The selected region is heavily urbanized due to the excessive development carried out within the last few decades. According to the US Census Bureau (2015), the population of the county is ...

Impact of Contraband, Bootlegging and Peddling on Inner City Small Business Success: A Millennial’s Perspective

Abstract Inner cities were the business hub for a long period of time. However, in the last 30 years, many large and small businesses have closed down their shops and moved out of inner cities to more affluent city suburbs. Especially noteworthy is the fact that small essential businesses such as grocery stores and drugstores are closing down their stores in inner cities despite a huge demand prevailing there. There are many reasons attributing to the problem. Contraband, bootlegging and peddling definitely have forced some of the small business owners to shut down their business. They are unable to ...

Introduction

Strategic management plays a vital role in the development of every organization as it provides the opportunity to the business to expand in the future. The strategic management process is also referred as the science of experimenting and formulating the long term and short term plans for the business including the initiatives with the purpose to optimize the objectives of the organization. The process is important as it is linked with the mission and vision statement of the organization/company. There is a need to supervise and amend/edit the strategies of a corporation with the analysis and demand of external ...

Back in 2011, a wave of peaceful and violent protests swept across the Arab world. These protests later came to be referred to as the Arab Spring (Haerens and Zott 5). The civil protests began in Tunisia when a fruit vendor burned himself in front of a government building (Haerens and Zott 2). These civilian uprisings led to the eviction of rulers from power in Tunisia, Libya, Egypt and Yemen (McCaffrey 5). However, the reception of the Arab Uprising varied from country to country. In some countries the uprisings were met with violent opposition from the government while in ...

Introduction

In this competitive business market, the success of an organization depends on the intangible assets of human resources and intellectual capabilities. The economic analysis of crime has brought forward the importance of human resources in the police department of any region. Hence, it is important to understand the need for the workforce, planning, recruitment and selection process in a police department to enhance the capability of the organization to control crime in the region. The report discusses the external and internal factors influencing the demand and supply of labor in the police department. Along with that, the report also ...

Obviously, the success of East Asia in economic activities is the result of the perfect combination of the state’s intervention and lassie-faire. In this case, the “miracle” does not mean accident, but rather is a result of well-thought and careful analysis and consecutive policies. Therefore, the outcomes of such strategy make the East Asian example outstanding and put it in contrast with other regions. However, there are lots of controversies and misinterpretations of what really happened with the economies of some flagship countries in the East Asian region. East Asian progress has put into question those things that ...

Abstract

Crude oil has been refined to make such fuels as diesel and petrol as well as industrial chemicals and lubricants. Transport activity, as a core element of economic development and a precondition of human welfare, is increasing across the globe with the growth of economies. Transport predominantly relies on such fossil resource as petroleum. The literature relevant for this study can be divided into two parts or strands: one that focuses on the demand side and another one that gives analysis to the oil market by focusing on the supply side. This paper absorbs the ideas of both strands ...

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The City: An Overview Montreal is the second largest city in the Canadian province and is situated on the island of Montreal. The city has been the hub of all sorts commercial activities ranging from finance, pharmaceuticals, aerospace, design, technology, tourism, culture, sports, film and global affairs for decades. The city is predominantly French speaking one and is fondly called as the ‘cultural capital of Canada’. The city is highly influenced by the two famous rivers Saint Lawrence and Ottawa. The city lies between the hill-heads of Mount Royal, from which the very name Montreal originated. ...

According to official government data of 2014, 578,424 people experienced homelessness in the USA every night. These people sleep outside on the road pavements, in front of buildings, and some in homeless shelters. The state of homelessness renders the people vulnerable to diseases due to the harsh climatic condition of the night, shortage of food, and stress. Fundamentally, homelessness result from traumatic events such as losing a loved one, job, domestic violence, family disputes, and divorces among other issues. These problems make the homeless people stressed and depressed to the point of losing focus in their lives. At ...

Introduction

GST is one of the most controversial laws in Australia. Despite the fact that this tax is one of the major sources of Australian treasury, many critics contend the idea that it has a regressive nature. To be more specific, they argue that this tax has larger impact on lower income earners, suggesting that in comparison with those, who earn larger incomes, this tax consumes proportionally larger share of income. The proponents of the GST in their turn rebuffed by claiming that in order to furnish adequate reimbursements for these categories of people, the government of Australia introduced a ...

Examining culture-specific differences

Examining culture-specific differences

Part one: The West Georgia Community Mobilization Initiative (W-GCMI).

The West Georgia Community Mobilization Initiative (W-GCMI) was a project funded by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) in West Georgia between 2000 and 2004. The project was scheduled to run for four years under full implementation by CARE International. The W-GCMI project targeted vulnerable communities. It aimed at mobilizing the communities through their leaders towards various projects that improved their lives. CARE provided various grants through community based organizations as a way of enhancing community mobilization. Through this initiative, the communities were empowered to manage finances and develop mechanisms to end suffering. While ...

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 ...

Biodiversity hotspots refers to a geographic region within a reservoir or biodiversity that is receiving threats from humans. It is described in terms of the number of species inhabiting the region, the number of species exclusive to the region and with the kind of threat faced. Australia has 15 biodiversity hotspots, of which 10 are located in South-Western Australia. These hot spots are discussed below:

Fitzgerald River Ravensthorpe:

Uniqueness: It has a diverse landscape that is made of rugged hills, coastal land, plains, cliffs and ranges. Species present: It is home to 1800 species of flowering plants. More than 70 varieties of ...

Question 1a. Giving appropriate examples and using your own words, differentiate between risk and crisis as used in the hospitality and tourism discipline. In the tourism industry, risk and crisis are two distinct but interrelated terms. Risk refers to the possibility that of the occurrence of potential threats, thus the need to employ the needed pro-active solution to lessen or eliminate it. Accordingly, because of the dangers associated with risks in the industry, there is a great need to ascertain the likelihood of its occurrence and ways on how to manage such risk. An example of risk in the ...

Dengue Fever

The patient in the current case study lives on the Kenyan Coast and suffers from Dengue fever. Due to the warm climate in that region, mosquitoes, which are the main transmitters of the fever, are prevalent. The region has health centers, but those that cannot be trusted in the accurate diagnosis and cure of the fever. Normally, when a patient is diagnosed with the fever, he or she is only given medication to ease symptoms such as migraines that are associated with the disease (White, 2004). In the case where the patient can access good medical attention, they are ...

Write a description of the health history you would need to collect from the patient in the case study to which you were assigned. In the assessment of rectal bleeding the physicians will have to assess the duration of bleeding, the nature of the bleeding as to whether it is fresh blood-streaked or mixed-blood with stool. Similarly, the physician will assess the patient in regard to anal pain or discomfort, itchiness or lumps (Treas & Wilkinson, 2014). On the other hand, a personal history of relate illnesses such as colorectal cancer, colorectal polyp, inflammatory bowel disease will be determined to ...

This paper substantiates the insights espoused by Enrico Moretti that the level of economic success depends on a number of factors, such as: education, productivity, and salary. These factors related greatly to geography, that is, where you live and work (Moretti 3). According to Moretti, a worker’s educational level and skills will determine his salary and on the economic progress of other individuals around him/her. Depending on the geographic location, the economic success between two individuals shows significant variances. Workers in developed cities, where innovation proves to be the driver in labor productivity, earn up to three times ...

Giordano’s Current Positioning Strategy

Giordano has provided high-quality customer service unparalleled by any other retail chain stores in East Asia, South East Asia and the Middle East since 1981 since its inception. While many clothing stores are providing the same products that are affordable, trendy and high-quality clothing for men, women and children, Giordano has set the precedent for customer service out of its competitors such as the Gap, Espirit, Hang Ten, Baleno, and Bossini. The retail stores founder, Jimmy Lai, conceived the idea of value-for-money for the business where they would focus on excellent customer service, understand the customers’ needs and wants. ...

The countries in East Asia and South East Asia have had the highest economic growth rates in comparison with the countries from the countries of the other regions of the world. 13 countries in East and South Asia grew at 7% and higher for at least 25 years. In more detail, GDP growth by region in 1960-2006 equaled as follows: Sub-Saharan Africa – 2.94%, East Asia & Pacific – 7.49%, South Asia – 4.63%, Latin America & Caribbean – 3.52%. The countries in East Asia are often described as “an East Asian Miracle”. However, their success was not something unlooked for. The governments of the ...

Prehistory

Soviet suppression of the anti-socialist events in Poland and Hungary in 1956 showed that Western hopes for Soviet Union easing its foreign policy were in vain. As well, the victory of Nasser in events related to the nationalization of the Suez Canal, contributed to a further change in the correlation of forces in the Middle East in favor of the national liberation movement (Hahn, 2001). Arab East - most consistent followers of anti-imperialist positions as well as the Arabian Peninsula started to show the rise of political movements. The British and French imperialists found themselves pushed off to the ...

The trend towards the globalization extension covers the desire of the developed economies to approach the developing nations to the growth and position of the first ones. However, the contemporary world faces the necessity to understand the social structure of the developing countries in order to develop the policies that may assist in the elimination of the imbalances between the countries. In this respect, the evolution of the society is divided into three stages applicable to the countries. For the purposes of this paper, the author draws attention to the issues as to whether Tunisia falls within the scope ...

“The Pueblo Revolt” presents the evolution of the relationship between Indians and Spanish colonizers in the province of Santa Fe de Nuevo Mexico. Spanish colonization of the southwestern part of North America in many ways affected the fate of the local Indian population. Indian Pueblo colonization gave great economic changes, untold suffering along with the cultural innovations. Spanish colonialists favored the political situation in the region. The Spaniards subdued significant number of tribes and received tribute from them. However, many tribes feuded among themselves and rebelled against each other. Various economic and geographical conditions of the life of tribes, ...

War historians consider it appropriate to refer to the Korean War as the ‘Unknown War’ or ‘Forgotten War’. This in essence due to that fact that up until the collapse of the USSR and subsequent declassification of Soviet documents on the war, the events leading to the conflict were largely shrouded in mystery. On the 25th of June, 1950, the North Korean military attacked South Korea and as such, varying motivations for the war led many countries to support either the North or South. This may shed more light as to the underlying causes of the war and more ...

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Abstract This research paper shades light on the Saudi Arabian-Iranian conflict and its severity on the involved parties’ economic stature and international relations. The research paper elaborates the background of the Saudi Arabian- Iranian conflict and the factor that have resulted to the spiraling of the conflict, such as proxy conflict. Moreover, this research presents areas that are key to understanding the conflict and thus, it provides information that proves to be fundamental to the formulation of solutions to the historic rivalry between the two antagonizing parties. Furthermore crucial research questions are presented in this proposal, for steering the ...

Before a person starts a business, it is important to have a business proposal which is a document that outlines the idea an entrepreneur has for a new business. It entails the new name of the business, describes the business itself, target market, competitors, success factors, short-term and long-term goals as well as the sources of finance. All entrepreneurs should ensure that they have a business proposal as it is a guideline for the company’s operations. This paper will provide a business plan for a new business. The new business will be named HAVYOS. It is an acronym ...

Business Wanted To Support Rule of Law Framework

Business Wanted To Support Rule of Law Framework

Introduction

In the article entitled Business Wanted to Support Rule of Law Framework published in the Risk and Compliance section of the Wall Street Journal, the business community is called forward to become more involved in their responsibility to the public. The report indicated the effort of the United Nations Global Compact in pushing for the promotion of laws that demand a sense of greater corporate responsibility, not only among existing business, but also among emerging markets. Based on research, the lack of sufficient law of potential markets is one of the ...

The state of Florida endeavors to become the top performing economy in the United States and the world’s best destination for learning, playing, working, doing business, and even living. To achieve these goals, the state formed the Florida Department of Economic Opportunity, here in referred to as the DEO. The DEO is responsible for the statewide coordination and management of community development opportunities, workforce programs, and economic development initiatives. The agency works with other partners in support of the governor to champion economic development in the state. Over the last five years, the DEO contributed immensely to the ...

Introduction

Mayan civilization existed for more than three thousand years and for 1200 years their civilization dominated the Central American region. The Mayan civilization reached their crest around 900 A.D. as Maya cities were teemed with around 2,000 Mayans living per square mile. Even in the rural Mayan areas, their population used to be between 200-400 people for every square mile. Therefore, it seemed mysterious when the whole civilization disappeared completely soon after their peak. The disappearance of the Mayan civilization has been considered as one of the biggest demographic disasters of human history as a vibrant society went ...