Upon closer investigation of the Starbucks dilemma in South Africa, it can be concluded that there are a multitude of reasons as to why they are not as successful as they would like to be. The following is a brief summarization of the current situation for Starbucks in South Africa. Taste Holdings, the local license holder for Starbucks in South Africa, has withdrawn from their dealings with Starbucks and their other food companies, and they have sold their 13 Starbucks...
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Abstract Does the violation of Child Rights lead to Child Labour problem? Violation of Child Rights is a topic of great concern in every country of the world since the Industrial Revolution, Globalization, and Privatization etc. Under these entire situations, Child Rights are denied and these factors have led to the creation of such circumstances where millions of children worldwide are denied of their basic rights irrespective of their age, gender, birthplace, race, religion etc. Out of total population, in...
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This paper will utilize an empirical lens to examine the underrepresentation of women in leadership positions in higher education. In most of Indiaâs higher education policy documents, it has been observed that gender was a negligent category of analysis. Realizing the significance of the issue, Sustainable Development Goals have included the issue of gender parity as one among seventeen goals by the policymakers (United Nations Development Programme, 2017). This paper will argue that while women in higher education leadership in...
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Abstract The relevance of Dr. Ambedkar at present day India is due to the Inequalities rise in the status of women and men. Discriminatory in all sphere of Indian Society through its Traditions more equal than the Rule of Law. Dr. Ambedkar saw women as the victims of the oppressive, caste- based and rigid hierarchical social system. The issues of class, caste and gender in the contemporary socio-economic and political set up Gender Justice is Derailed in Indian Society. The...
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Abstract From the exacting promoting viewpoint, the business division structure in India is dichotomous having natural and urban markets. Anyway various don't concur with this point of view as they battle that purchaser all around is a client and thus their requirements, desires, feelings moreover attitude will similarly be the equivalent. However, the condition is with the end goal that, there must be independent elevating techniques to be especially made to suit the nation's provincial and urban business direct. Presently,...
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Public health as a whole is focused on ensuring a population stays healthy and is protected from any potential threats to their health (National Health Service (NHS), 2015). This was summarised by Acheson (1988) when he defined public health as the âart and science of preventing disease, prolonging life and promoting health through the organized efforts of societyâ. The importance of this is highlighted by the World Health Organisation (WHO) who explain that public health helps increase the effectiveness of...
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Education has been an integral factor contributing to the development of humankind since the outset. For ages, the drive to learn more about the surroundings and our curiosity has prodded us to seek education. Today, schooling has become an intrinsic part of a manâs life and education is being known as a basic right in numerous countries around the globe. However, in many of the worldâs poorest countries, armed conflict persists to wreck basic school infrastructure, hopes, and ambitions of...
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Thousands of racial minority drivers, across the United States, have experienced traffic stops caused by racial profiling (Briggs & Keiming, 2017, p. 262; Carroll & Gonzalez, 2014, p. 566; Engel & Calnon, 2004, p. 62; Fridell & Lim, 2016, p. 41; Higgins, Vito, Grossi, & Vito, 2012, p. 171; Rojek, Rosenfeld, & Decker, 2012, p. 100; Weitzer & Tuch, 2002, p. 439). In addition to the stops, the police inflict more force upon the racial minority drivers (Engel & Calnon,...
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Domestic violence is a very controversial topic that affects almost every American in some way, shape or form. Domestic violence victims have not always been treated as most would like to see. Coming from that are many different foundations, that are supporting the victims by creating support systems, shelters, hotlines, and many more implementations have been put in place to make domestic violence victims lives easier after the incident has taken place. Domestic violence has also been called Intimate partner...
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In order to understand what is meant by prejudice and discrimination in health care due to obesity, one must understand the basic concepts of the statement. First let us start with the what is meant by obesity. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (2018) Obesity is measured by an individualâs body mass index (BMI) of being 30.0 or higher. Obesity can be a result of behavioral, educational, environmental and genetic factors. According to Hales, Carroll, Fryar, &...
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Abstract In the mid-1990s, the traditional buyer-seller sales style began shifting to a consultative relationship based model withan emphasis is on âsatisfying the customersâ needsâand ânot trading goods for moneyâ. Understanding the perspective of the potential buyer and creating a potential need to buy the product started gaining importance.This in turn made good sales âbeing educating, consulting, solving problems, providing answers and helpingâ, the pre-requisites of a successful sales person. Emotional Intelligence which is based on these competencies, plays a...
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For the longest time, law enforcement officials have use profiling as a part of their tactic to apprehending criminals. However, in recent times profiling has become a major concern because law enforcement officials are unable to separate their tactic of criminal profiling from racial profiling. According to Perry (2016), racial profiling is âwhen the members of a particular or racial or ethnic group become subject to greater criminal justice or institutional surveillance than othersâ (pg. 420). In addition to this,...
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As contentious as the idea of punishment may be, it is one of the most important factors in any society. In order to understand what punishment, it, it is important to understand why we punish individuals. Many scholars have various reasons to why and how we should punish. Some argue that punishment is used as a deterrence method which deters individuals in society from committing crime. Others argue that punishment is used for rehabilitating the offender by changing their attitudes...
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ORIGIN OF THE TERMS The first of the two to appear was the term utopia. Utopia derives from the Greek prefix âou-â, meaning ânotâ, and topos (ÏÏÏÎżÏ), âplaceâ, so a no-place, or place that does still not exist. The initial âuâ can also be interpreted as the Greek prefix âΔÏ
â, Ancient Greek for âgoodâ, so the translation of utopia can also be the âgood placeâ, but itâs only by combining both meanings that we truly get a wrap of what...
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Abstract As the generations evolve the culture of people change as well. Many people believe that the people of today should learn to be intellectual and that this is necessary to be taught from the young ages for a child to able to adapt to the changing environments. Often this consumes a child preventing them from exploring their true qualities and attributes. Instead of playing outside, verbally and physically communicating with friends, relaxing, pursuing their hobbies and being creative they...
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Madame Bovary by Gustave Flaubert and âSwann in Loveâ by Marcel Proust provide examples of the way desire affects romantic relationships. Both novels depict their female characters as desired and having desires; however, the desire they possess and manifest in others is what contributes to desireâs death. In Madame Bovary, Emmaâs lack of desire for her husband and uncontrollable desire for unattainable romantic scenarios stirs up her adulterous desire for LĂ©on and Rodolphe. Emmaâs fervid desires are briefly satisfied by...
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Introduction This report provides information about the integrated marketing plan to Sheffield City Council to improve tourism and help the local economy. First of all, it is important to understand the concept âIntegrated Marketing Communicationsâ. What is Integrated Marketing Communications (IMC)? It could be explained as the mixture of all the promotional tools. Semenik explains that it is âusing all communications tools in a unified way to create synergyâ (Semenik, 2002). Whereas, Egan describes that âIMC is a strategic business...
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Abstract Trafficking of women and children is on a rise globally. The primary reason why most of the jurisdictions around the world including the most developed ones are unable to contain women trafficking is the ingenious ways devised by traffickers. One of the recent trends identified in cases of women trafficking stems from the mushrooming of International Marriage Brokering Organizations or the Mail Order Bride Industry. The International Marriage Brokering Organization or the Mail Order Bride Industry are marriage agencies...
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In her writing, Plant considers the role of Situationalist International âvanguard movementâ and theory as an ethnographic catalyst and artefact for revolutionary change in a postmodern world. The group was a revolutionary alliance of European avant garde artists and writers that developed a critique of capitalism based on Marxism and surrealism (Plant 2). Forming from the Lettrist international and the international Union for Pictorial Bauhaus, the group has its origins deeply rooted in radical art and design. According to Plant,...
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According to the World Health Organization (2018), overweight and obese individuals are those with âexcessive fat accumulation that may impair health,' and this occurs as a result of a positive energy balance i.e. energy intake is greater than energy expenditure. An individual is classed as overweight if they have a BMI (body mass index) of 25-29.9 kg/m2, and obese if they have a BMI of 30 kg/m2 or more. However, these values differ for children due to the rapid growth...
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Introduction The focus of the investigation is how social class and feminism is presented in both Charlotte Bronteâs novel and the magazine article titled âFeminism and Class Consolidationâ. Jane Eyre was set in the 1800âs where society was changing slowly and steadily. The setting is a key part of the novel as it is used to express and symbolise what Jane experiences at each stage in her life. The protagonist of the novel is Jane Eyre and the antagonists are...
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Around the world, very many people are under attack for who they are, how they dress and ultimately who they fall in love with. In very many countries today, being lesbian, gay, transgender, bisexual or queer (questioning), means living in daily discrimination and prejudice. This discrimination is based on: gender identity (how you identify yourself despite your biological sex), sexual orientation (who you are attracted to), gender expression (clothing and make up) or sex characteristics (your genitals, chromosomes, hormonal levels...
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Introduction Obesity is defined as excess fat on the human body. Obesity is measured using Body Mass Index (BMI) which is calculated by dividing weight (kg) by height squared (m^2). It is classified as between the rage of 25 and 30kg/m^2 on the BMI scale. Dyslipidemia, diabetes, hyperglycemia and cardiovascular diseases are all associated with high body fat levels. Globally, 1.3 billion people are classified as being either overweight or obese, which is an excessively high number and it needs...
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Executive Summary The HIV incidence in Bhutan has seen increasing over last decade ever since the first detection of HIV case in the year 1993. Since then, HIV was given the due attention with the establishment of the National STI and HIV/AIDS Control Programme in 1988, even before the first case of HIV was detected. This rise has been attributable to increasing prevalence of Sexually Transmitted Infections, strengthened HIV detection services with improved infrastructures and nevertheless the improved public awareness...
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INTRODUCTION Samsung is a South Korean conglomerate headquartered in Samsung Town, Seoul. It comprises of numerous businesses under the umbrella brand of Samsung. It was initially started as a trading company but has diversified into other sectors through the years. Samsung has been consistently successful in satisfying customer needs through its varied range of products and services. The company generates revenues through three major business units: information technology and mobile communications (IM), consumer electronics (CE) and device solutions (DS). The...
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Introduction The contemporary gothic form deals with the feminist perspective on sexuality and gender, as well as gender roles in the sense of them being socially and culturally conditioned. Violence and the sublime are translated into the fear of consequences of the choices imposed on the female protagonists by the society and the dominating male-villains. The modern twist on the fear of the consuming male figures is transformed into fear of villain-husbands with a horrid secret threatening to destroy the...
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Executive Summary The following study tends to discuss a strategic plan of management for Apple, Co. A prominent smartphone company. The discussion initiates with a transitory introduction of the company followed by the external drivers which influence the state of the company. Afterwards, the competitive environment of the company is discussed which is further justified by Michael Porter's five forces. Afterwards, the internal analysis is conducted followed by VRIO analysis. Finally, on the basis of thorough discussion is done on...
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Crime has always been a contentious topic in the study of development and functioning of human society, also known as sociology, branched unto its own sector; criminology. The relationship between race and crime, in Canada has been a topic of public controversy and literary debate for decades. Since the 1980s, the debate has pivoted around the causes of and contributing factors to the disproportional representation of racial minorities. In our society today, racial discrimination and inequality continues to be a...
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Abstract The ongoing discussion of euthanasia has its supporters and foes. It is already somewhat legal in few places in the world, but still strictly monitored and followed where it is available. Advocates fight for the cause stating that assisted-suicide provides an peaceful end to lives hindered by old age, terminal illness, and empty meaning of life. Those against euthanasia suggest that it is unethical to assist in any type of suicide and that human life should be lived to...
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Abstract The following essay will cover some aspects on traits and motives which drive women to commit acts of crime in domestic setting. Some reasoning on the question will also be provided. The work is intended to break down most common stereotypical ways of thinking about female murderers and provide grounds for well-argued personal opinion. Introduction The topic for this essay was chosen based on the fact that there is a relatively little number of female murderers compared to male...
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