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    WHAT DOES GLOBALLY RESPONSIBLE LEADERSHIP MEAN TO ME Gone are the days when the primary focus of all business organizations was profit maximization and to be the no 1.Today the principles of triple bottom line i.e people-planet-profit (having replaced the double bottom line) ‚ sustainability‚ corporate citizenship and corporate social responsibilty have occupied the center stage of all business processes.Apart from the interests of shareholders‚it is imperative to take into account the stakeholders

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    Public Leadership Emmett J. Nixon BPA/406 Karen Amabile Leadership in itself is the correlation of power and influence put to use to ensure that objectives are met to achieve satisfactory rewards (Rusaw‚ 2001). However‚ the main difference between private and public sector leaders is the intended target. The duty of the private sector is to serve its patrons and investors‚ where profitable business is dependent upon client sales‚ stakeholders‚ and its customer base. A leader in the

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    Social conservatism and economic conservatism often times go hand in hand. Generally‚ it can be assumed that social and economic conservatives’ principles intertwine. However‚ “social conservatives are more likely than the others to see these principles through a religious lens”. In fact‚ their core principles are as follows: “anti-statism justified by the equation of statism with blasphemy‚ anti-utopianism undergirded by the doctrine of original sin‚ individualism (especially among evangelical

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    The Decline of Feudalism

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    THE DECLINE OF FEUDALISM There were three main reasons for the decline of feudalism. The development of the Magna Charta and the Model Parliament contributed to the decline of feudalism. The Bubonic Plague greatly affected the people of Europe and played a large part in the collapse of the social structure. The Hundred Years’ War was the final event leading to the end of feudalism. These three blows to the political structure made feudalism desolate by the late 1400’s. The development of the

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    The Holocaust was a terrible time for the world -- especially in Germany and the Nazi’s main targets: the Jews-- but lasted for YEARS with no say to stop from the government and/or the citizens of Germany or the WORLD. So‚ was the Holocaust the responsibility of the citizens or government and let this go on? The four sources given determines the answer: in Source A‚ The Diary of Anne Frank is the diary of a young‚ Jewish girl who had to go into hiding once the Nazis took over and were capturing the

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    How do Earthquakes Occur and What Was The 1906 San Francisco Earthquakes Damage? Who knew an earthquake which can last for no longer than a minute but can cause so much harm? On April the 18th‚ 1906 an earthquake struck the coast of Northern California‚ San Francisco at 5:12 a.m lasting for a minute. But who would think that it was the second most destructive earthquake in the world. So how did this Occur? Earthquakes develop in the crust of the earth. The inner parts contains a lot of energy. Some

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    Who is responsible for Duncan’s death? When answering this question‚ you must first know what it actually means to be responsible. Being responsible is having primary cause of or being able to be blamed for a particular deed. Inside the play of Shakespeare’s Macbeth‚ there were multiple people who played a part in the death of King Duncan. Although this is true‚ I feel that Lady Macbeth was most responsible. Lady Macbeth played the largest role in the death of Duncan because she was manipulative

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    America Decline

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    states in decline-again? (Michael Cox) VS The Empire writes back (M.J.Williams) "America’s present need is not heroics but healing; not nostrums but normalcy; not revolution but restoration." This famous sentence pronounced by Warren G. Harding‚ the 29th President of the United States‚ at the beginning of his office in 1921‚ could be‚ from certain points of view‚ perfectly adapted today. In fact‚ America’s situation and future for four decades‚ has been largly debated. Is she in decline? Is she

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    Kodak's Decline

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    conclude by proposing some recommendations on how they could have avoided this disaster. Eastman Kodak was created in 1888 by George Eastman‚ who has set out the values of the company from the start. Kodak is an American multinational specialised in photographic equipment. George Eastman created the push-button photography and Kodak established its hallmark easy-to-use camera systems. At first‚ it was only a film and camera retailer but it then diversified into the Chemical and the Pharmaceutical industry

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    The Decline of The Bee

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    The Decline of The Bee The bee is a vital part of human existence. They pollinate‚ giving life to plants‚ animals‚ and in turn‚ man. If they were to die out‚ the human race would follow suit in a mere matter of years. 65% of all flowering plants require bees for pollination‚ and the percentage being higher for the major crop plants‚ like corn and wheat. These crops account for $47.1 billion every year. Honey bees are responsible for one-third of the food we eat‚ meaning no bees equals no food.

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