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Article Review...? Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX Act) of 2002 Article The Supreme Case against Sarbanes-Oxley Synopsis James Freeman, in his above article in Wall Street Journal, argues that the costs associated with Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 far outweigh its benefits. The Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX) was passed by US Congress in 2002 with the aim to protect gullible investors from the fraudulent accounting practices of corporations. The government enacted the law in view of the series of scandals witnessed in early 2000s such as Tyco, Enron, and WorldCom shaking investor confidence in financial statements presented by corporate companies. The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board (PCAOB) is a regulatory body that has come...
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Article Review...in different journals, magazines and newspapers regarding health. It is difficult to keep track of all and it is equally difficult for the writers to get the attention of the readers. In order to be a good article it is necessary for the writer to present facts and figure in as simple language as possible. The article under review was authored by Peter P. Egeghy, Rogelio Tornero-Velez, and Stephen M. Rappaport, who are part of the Department of Environmental Sciences and Engineering at the School of Public Health, University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill. The study, entitled “Environmental and Biological Monitoring of Benzene during Self-Service Automobile Refueling”, was an attempt to...
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Article Review...?Article Review: Time to Create Sound Teamwork by Diane Bandow The article d Time to Create Sound Teamwork by Diane Bandow talks about the importance of teamwork for running businesses successfully. Lack of teamwork within an organization can cost a lot more than what is obvious, for lack of trust and understanding in relationships between team members can decrease performance levels, inflate production cycles, and will even bring down the quality of product/service. But unfortunately, building functioning teams (also called Group Development) is not given due attention in most companies. This tendency is no longer acceptable in the new telecommunication age, where face-to-face...
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Article review... Review of the Article ‘The Evolution of the Term ‘Conservative’’ In the article ‘The Evolution of the Term Conservative’, the author attempts to persuade readers that the original concepts associated with the terms ‘liberal’ and ‘conservative’ have been found to adopt each other by principle within a closer look into the modern reality. By claiming that ‘most liberals are not liberal and most conservatives are not conservative’, the writer readily points to the tangible fact more felt than perceived objectively. That is, these political labels are confined to the sphere of ideal thoughts unless the exact meanings are aligned with the actual behavior. Apparently, however, words are what have constantly maintained the remarkable... or...
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Article review...?Article Review The of this article is “Leadership behaviors, organizational culture and knowledge management practices: An empirical investigation.” This article has been coauthored by Hai Nam Nguyen and Sherif Mohamed. This fifteen page long article was published in Vol. 30, No. 2 of the Journal of Management Development in the year 2011. The name of the publisher of this article is Emerald Group Publishing Limited. More and more organizations have started to use knowledge management in their attempt of gaining competitive advantage, as a tool for leveraging their core competencies. As a result, knowledge management is being widely...
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Article review...Carroll, Archie. The Pyramid of Corporate Social Responsibility: Toward the Moral Management of Organizational Stakeholders, Business Horizons, July-August 1991. Introduction Corporate Social Responsibility is a critical tool that all business entities should embrace in order to accrue the desired success. The review seeks to identify the constituents of corporate social responsibility and the ideal protocol of engaging them to acquire the set goals and objectives. Archie connotes several items in the article that are salient to deciphering the desired relevance upon the business environment. The review further seeks to identify the intensity at which the author...
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Article review...Article Review Bibliographic Information/Introduction The article in review is by Carroll B. Archie d, “The Pyramid of Social Responsibility: Toward the Moral Management and Organizational Stakeholders.” It is an article that was published in the year 1991, which aims to discuss the numerous ideas behind organizations, their stakeholders, and the environment in which they are located. In the beginning, it was not clear what corporate social responsibility entailed, except for the fact that organizations had a financial obligation to the immediate environment. However, it became clear that social responsibility entailed more than just the financial debt...
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Reading Review... Reading Review Ways in which contemporary artists conveyed the political and social turmoil and the technological changes
The early twentieth century artists continued with the cultural values initiated by the nineteenth century artists in different ways. Such values were used in their art practices and visualized in the art forms. However, the values were so rigidly entrenched that despite continuous challenges, they were never overturned until at the end of the century.
Most early 20th century artists made icons in support of the radical political causes that they adopted. Such causes, whether communist or socialist, were difficult to be understood, but the artists existed through the unrest revolutions and the turmoil... Reading Review...
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Reading REVIEW...Reading Review Reading Review From the Racism in History movie, the second episode is the most captivating. From Bifutake’s work, one would argue that the concept of scientific racism is brought out clearly1. This is seen from the justification of the Europeans to practice slave trade, slaves who are Africans. It is evident that slave trade was more of legal, and that the Europeans are seen to claim their legal right to acquire slaves2. It is through this episode that the audience witnesses the Nazis applying the racism policies3. This would be interpreted to mean that ideologically some races felt more superior to others.
Though at times affirmative action does not...
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Reading review...Expectation of Gender across Cultures al Affiliation) Expectations of Gender across Culture Using kaleidoscope as an analogy, this article bring out sexuality as a product of continuously changing patterns that are set in motion by prisms that underlie change, both simple and complicated, leading in a wide array of likelihoods. The books is composed of ten chapters are which are split into three major portions, that is prisms, patterns, and possibilities and evaluate the notion of gender and sexuality as a perpetual evolving process.
The outline presents a synopsis, not only of emerging theories that give information about the outlines through which gender is conveyed at the personal level, but also the duty gender plays,...
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