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    Who has the power to determine what is right from wrong? Do the authorities have that power? If so‚ is there a limit to that power? In the early 17th century‚ there were many conflicts involving the authority figures and who had the power to say what is true and what is false. After the invention of the telescope‚ questions regarding natural events such as whether the earth or the sun was at the center of the universe were talked about more frequently. However‚ who got to determine whether the telescopic

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    Every society‚ past and present‚ has unspoken things that keep it running smoothly. Formerly among these are nested hierarchies. These hierarchies‚ for lack of a better phrase‚ were a sort of world view; they were ways of thinking that are held by the majority of the society. They dictated the order of things and how things are to be done. This was particularly prevalent in medieval Europe; the hierarchies were almost like seams to the fabric of that society as a whole. Which poses a question: what

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    Why World Is Not Flat

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    We live in a world that is Not That Flat OB - II Project Report Submitted by: Manish Saluja Mayank Kapoor Mayank Tyagi Manik Jhamb Manish Srivastava Contents Introduction 3 Objective 4 Historical Evolution of Globalization on Organizational Structure 5 Case Studies – Showcasing successful organizational structures 6 Nike Model 6 Microsoft Model 7 Globaloney – Unraveling the myths of Globalization 11 Problems with Traditional Globalization Theories 11 Reasons for

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    The sphere was called the celestial sphere where the stars stayed put. Heliocentric Model (of planetary motion): In 1530‚ a polish astronomer Nicholas Copernicus proposed a different model than the geocentric. Heliocentric model is when the sun is the put at the center of the universe and the planets revolve around the sun. Proposed by: Nicholas Copernicus Why this belief was proposed: A little less than 100 years later‚ a new generation of scientist

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    Galileo Galilei on Trial Galileo was born on Feb 15‚ 1564 in Pisa (Machamer). He was born when there was no such thing as ‘science’‚ yet by the time he died science was well on its way to becoming a discipline and its concepts and method a whole philosophical systems (Machamer). Galileo started to study for the priesthood‚ but left and enrolled for a medical degree (Machamer). He never completed this degree but instead studied mathematics notably with Ostilio Ricci‚ the mathematician of the Tuscan

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    CHAPTER 1: THE PROCESS OF STRATEGIC HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT INTRO Introduction to the essential elements of HRM‚ and later it presents the continuous-improvement HRM Model. Nature‚ origins and implications of HRM HRM is the part of the organization responsible for all aspects related with people. In recent years it is recognize that better outcomes can be achieved when line managers (different from HR managers) share the responsibility of HRM. HRM includes strategy development and analysis

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    Culture IHRM IBO 2014 1

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    BO6201 - IBO - Culture & IHRM • Culture and its importance in international business – National‚ organisational and industry cultures – Dimensions of culture – Cross cultural negotiations • International HRM – Its roles – Ex-pats‚ locals and TCNs © Chris Davison 22 Oct 2014 Chris Davison c.davison@kingston.ac.uk tel: +44 7910 764 758 slide 1 Globalisation is leading to . . . • Physical mobility – Dramatically increased flows and mobility of international talent • Short- vs long-term • Self-

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    that the moon is dark and shines because of the light of sun. He gave a logical explanation to the theory of solar and lunar eclipses. He declared that eclipses are caused due to the shadows casted by the Earth and the moon. Aryabhatta proposed the geocentric model of the solar system which states that the Earth is in the center of the universe and also laid the foundation for the concept of Gravitation. His propounded methods of astronomical calculations in his Aryabhatta-Siddhatha which was used to

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    anatomy changed after Nicolaus Copernicus said that the Earth is not in the middle of the Universe but the sun was. In the Middle Ages people believed that the earth was in the center because that’s what it says in the Bible. Ptolemy came out with The Geocentric Universe and that’s what everybody believed. When Copernicus came out with The Heliocentric Universe‚ people did not believe him at

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    Organizational culture and national culture: The case of multinational companies: ZARA (outline) Defining concepts: What is organizational culture? A system of shared meaning held by members that distinguishes the organization from other organizations. (Organizational Behavior‚ p.546) Do organizations have uniform cultures? (Ibid‚ p.548) Dominant culture and subculture How the culture of a country influences the culture of a business? Geert Hofstede identifies four cultural dimensions

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