September 29, 2018

The Challenge of Economic Growth and The Implementation of Financialization on Developing Economies

The Washington Consensus concerns the adoption and expansion of neoliberal policies and practices. For the past thirty to forty years, this agenda has dominated market economies. In the past few years, emerging research is demonstrating the challenge of this agenda(Picketty 2014). The following will argue that the limitations of neoliberalism, is the challenge or ‘underperforming’ […]

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The Perceived Leadership Style of Neuroleadership

Abstract NeuroLeadership (NL) maintains that there is a neurobiological need for humans or employees to identify with their leaders and the etiology for this are mirror neurons and other social/developmental attachment processes that condition the neurbiology leader/follower behaviours. It is hypothesized therefore, that there ought to be a way of testing the NL theory of ‘need’

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Brain Development as Social Development

“We send and receive messages from one another across a synapse—the social synapse.” (Cozolino 2014b) Between neurons connecting, is the ‘synapse’ that functions as a signal and connects one brain cell to the next. When one individual is connecting with another through communication, even visual communication, there is a ‘social synapse’ between the brain firing

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The Role of UNICEF’s International Business And How Affected by International Law

Introduction As a phenomenon, globalization is contested based on its amplitude, implication and nature. Generally, it is described as a process with multiple facets of the expansion of human activities globally. There are two dimensions that are presumed to have a mutual influence. The two are real and ideational dimensions. The idea has been charged

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Should Nurses and Physicians Assist Patients Who Want to End their Lives?

Physician-assisted death (PAD) is an issue that has been in the public dialogue since the 1990s, and until this century, it is still an issue whose consensus has not been reached in the public domain. Various ethical questions surrounding the rights of terminally ill patients to end their lives have been raised and become prominent

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Naked City and Las Vegas; Two Different Worlds

Should Prostitution Be Legal?

Introduction Given the sacred nature that rests behind sexual activity, prostitution should not be legalized no matter what. Presently, many countries are keenly looking into legalizing prostitution, and thus decriminalizing the illicit sex industry, as established by Raymond (2003). I beg to concur with Raymond’s (2003) views that legitimizing prostitution does nothing close to empowering

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Social Entrepreneurship for Solving Community Issues: The Impact of Husk Power in Rural India

Husk Power in Rural India: Social Entrepreneurship for Community Issues

  Forward This study gives an examination on how the social entrepreneurship and value addition model can economically improve the livelihood of the community. It limits its research to Husk Power System and its operations to Bihar village of India. The results of the findings may not be conclusive enough to offer the overall school

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Social Psychology; What are Inter- and Intra-Personal Factors?

What is social behavior, and how do both inter- and intra-personal factors influence social interactions in the clinical setting? Social psychology is a scientific study that seeks to find out how a person’s thoughts, feelings, and behaviors are influenced by the presence of other persons be it actual, implied or imagined. People think, feel and

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Strategic Management: Atlassian Case study

Strategic Management Challenges: Australian Case Study

Introduction Atlassian, an Australian software company that was launched in 2002 specialises in productivity and collaboration application tools meant to easy collaboration among project teams (Gothard, 2013). The clientele portfolio has been growing in leaps and bounds and already includes eBay, Visa, Citigroup, BMW, Procter & Gamble, Netflix, NASA, Nokia, CiTRỊX, BBC, Samsung, PayPal, Adobe,

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Suzuki-Maruti; A Massive Vehicle Manufacturer Case Study

Suzuki-Maruti; A Massive Vehicle Manufacturer Case Study Introduction From humble beginnings, Suzuki has transformed into a massive vehicle manufacturer in the domestic Indian market. Its meteoric rise to the top of the market stems from its keen understanding of market dynamics. The company ventured into the market with a bang with cheaply priced mini cars.

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The Role of Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) in Diagnoses of Pituitary Gland

The pituitary gland is an important part of the body because it controls several hormonal glands such as adrenals and the thyroid. The gland is a nearly the size of a pea and has two parts referred to as the lobes (Maya & Pressman, 2010). The front part is the anterior pituitary while the back

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