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...? International Entrepreneurship Literature Review Introduction The paper aims to render potential reviews on peer-reviewed journal articles and academic sources like books related to the dimension of international entrepreneurship. The concept of international entrepreneurship has gained significant importance owing to the emergence of a globalised economic system. Nations around the world in the globalised system are operating based on mutual cooperation and cooperativeness owing to the formation of international trade and commerce associations and hubs. Entrepreneurial activities have started internationalising through identification and exploration endeavours...
11 Pages(2750 words)Literature review
...?ESL Journal Reviews Part A ESL Journal This is a journal that is intended for and teachers of ESL, that is intended to increase room writing skills. It also is intended to provide a discussion forum for teachers and ESL professionals. It also has the stated purpose of offering a platform for the expression of teaching concepts and research. It also has the purpose of making students’ work accessible to those at home and in the host country, as they show how much they have progressed through their acquiring English skills. The forums include the teaching forum, in which teachers can discuss teaching strategies with one another; the student forum, where students can get...
16 Pages(4000 words)Book Report/Review
...?Analytical Reviews Part One. Manning starts from the observation that from earliest times people have sought to keep alive the memory of times past,either by oral means through stories and poems, recited at special events, or after the invention of writing, and later printing, with the production of written records. He observes that when we look back over historical writings from around the world we can see that they are all similar in the way that they approach the task but that there are also many differences. Each historian writes from a particular cultural perspective, and aims to meet the expectations of a particular audience. These factors mean that most history is skewed towards certain dominant themes and ideas,...
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...?Analytical Reviews; Part One: International Politics and World History. How to international politics matter? Paul M. Kennedy’s book The Rise and Fall of the Great Powers covers the whole world from about 1500 until the mid-1980s. In roughly chronological order he recounts the achievements of each major world power as it arises out of its particular context and attains prominence. There are eight chapters divided into three main themes sections and it is interesting that he repeats the title “strategy and economics” in each of the three section headings. This is a somewhat misleading hint, because in fact what his analysis shows is that very often the great powers lack strategy, and seem to be on a pre-determined curve...
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...?Analytical Reviews. Part The emergence of a world history. Arnold J. Toynbee (1889-1975) was a respected British academic and historian who attempted what very few have managed in one lifetime: he wrote a monumental work of history, covering a truly global span and reaching back to the beginnings of recorded human history. Its modest title A Study of History belies its huge ambition. Toynbee devoted most of his working life to this task and in the end it amounted to 12 large volumes published between 1934 and 1961. The structure that Toynbee chooses for his analysis is that of the civilization, and he makes a clear distinction between this and smaller societies which do not develop to the size and complexity of a...
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..., or teams with high autonomy and low external knowledge (p.1006). Combining autonomy and external knowledge increased strategic and operational effectiveness when the required knowledge is non-organizational, but not when they were organizational. They also increased the two types of effectiveness when the required knowledge was in short supply, but not when it was general. Therefore, the combination of autonomy and external knowledge promote effective performance for self-managing teams because it will allow them to make decisions that are independent yet informed, and avoid possible risks of too much influence or too rigid isolation. ARTICLE REVIEW 3 References Haas, M. R. (January 01, 2010). The Double-Edged Swords of...
2 Pages(500 words)Book Report/Review
...? Journal article reviews on terrorism 25 August Introduction Two articles investigated the impacts of terrorism on specific populations. The first article is “The Effects of Terrorism: The Aftermath of the London Terror Attacks” by Bux and Coyne (2009) and the second article is “The Impact of the Madrid Bombing on Personal Emotions, Emotional Atmosphere and Emotional Climate” by Conejero and Etxebarria (2007). This paper compared and contrasted the aims, major points, population, sampling strategy, research design, literature review, and boundaries of these two articles. These studies have some similarities in their major findings, particularly where negative emotions were higher one...
7 Pages(1750 words)Essay
...no. Article Reviews Weber, James. Adapting Kohlberg to Enhance the Assessment of Managers. Bussiness Ethics Quartely. 1991.Volume 1, Issue 3, pp.293-318. This paper presents an adaptation of Lawrence Kohlberg’s Moral Judgment interview and standard issue scoring method. It emphasizes on our points: a) The flexibility of utilizing an oral written interview method b) A combination of more familiar and less familiar moral dilemmas c) A reliable and simpler system for scoring the managers responses and categorize their stage of moral reasoning. d) Follow up questions that probe managers’ moral reasoning by focusing upon key organizational values. Managers often face moral and ethical conflicts in workplace; however, little...
3 Pages(750 words)Essay
...Court Case Reviews Court Case Reviews Chapter 11 Chapter 11 of Rolando V. Del Carmen’s book, Criminal Procedures Law and Practices, talks about the confessions and admissions about the Miranda v. Arizona cases (Carmen, 2009). The case was a marker verdict of the U.S. Supreme Court that passed 5-4. The court’s decision overturned an Arizona courts charge of Ernesto Miranda on abduction and rape charges (Carmen, 2009).
My Thoughts
I totally agree with this case as the suspect was arrested, but not granted any Miranda rights. It is advisable that before a person is arrested the law officers grant the suspect his/her Miranda rights. However, Ernesto was not granted the rights, and; therefore, he might have...
3 Pages(750 words)Book Report/Review
...Art, Exhibition and Film Reviews By + Exhibition Review: Mix Summer Show The of the exhibitionunder review is the Mix Summer Show, which is a biannual show program that celebrates and highlights the breadth of the artistes that associate with the gallery (Artrepublic.com, n.d., n.p). The venue of the exhibition was the Lawrence Alkin Gallery. It brought together the original artworks of both street and contemporary artists like Copyright, David Walker, Ben Eine, Mr. Brainwash and Ryan Callanan (Artrepublic.com, n.d., n.p.). The show also featured collage artistes Maria Rivers and Bonnie and Clyde. The setting of the gallery showed the detailed design of the building, which helped display the artwork strategically, with lighting... more than...
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