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    examples (at least two). 2. a) Describe MEC’s journey into internationalization. b) Where would you classify them now in terms of their phase of int’l development? c) And how would you classify their managerial mindset (parochial? Ethnocentric? Geocentric?)? Give historical examples (& contrast w/r/t the company’s tenets of globalization) to support your answers (to each of a‚b‚c above). 3. As of the late 1990’s (post KM’s death)‚ how well has corporate management succeeded in propagating KM’s

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    Ch.4: Culture Monday‚ May 20‚ 2013 2:01 PM   -Interpret pictures differently -different countries have different perceptions of Americans -Polychronic- "without schedule" -Monochonic- with schedule -Direct culture- communicated through words -Indirect culture- message is not implicated by words but by things in context -High Context- body language‚ silence‚ behavior ‚ collectivism‚ polychronic -low context- predominantly through explicit statements in text or speech ‚ with feeling‚  

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    Throughout the 16th century‚ the Roman Catholic Church wielded substantial power‚ allowing it to control and influence society. This was facilitated by the education of various fields that fell under the jurisdiction of the Church. Since the bible was the basis for church ideology‚ it was also the foundation of all knowledge with priests controlling the content. Supporters of their doctrine were compensated whiled opponents were fearful due to the consequences carried out. In this way‚ by controlling

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    The graticule‚ the mesh formed by the lines of constant latitude and constant longitude‚ is constructed by reference to the rotation axis of the Earth. The primary reference points are the poles where the axis of rotation of the Earth intersects the reference surface. Planes which contain the rotation axis intersect the surface in the meridians and the angle between any one meridian plane and that through Greenwich (the Prime Meridian) defines the longitude: meridians are lines of constant longitude

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    Aristotle Life Aristotle was born in the year 384 B.C in Stagira‚ Greece. Aristotle’s father was a court physician to a Macedonian king. Aristotle would the Macedonian influence for the rest of his life and will keep strong connections the Macedonian court. When Aristotle was 17 he was sent to Athens for a better education where he then attended Plato’s Academy‚ the finest school in Athens. Aristotle created a very close relationship with Plato and his academy. Aristotle did not take over Plato’s

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    Even in this abridged version‚ Plato’s fable "The Allegory of the Cave" reflects the vast wisdom of Plato‚ his teacher and the philosophers of his time. The story’s meaning and lessons are as significant today as they were then‚ and its inclusion in The Republic is well earned. The intentions of Plato in sharing this story seem to be fairly simple. As with all of the works that he included in The Republic‚ he is attempting to convey a message that relates to government and leadership. I also believe

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    Khadijah Ricks Professor Jim Delise Mosasics II 4/20/2015 Galileo vs. the Moon Truther When Galileo first turned his telescope to the moon‚ he had no idea that he was about to see something that would cast doubt upon centuries-old beliefs. At the time of Galileo‚ science was based upon the teachings of Aristotle. According to Aristotle‚ the Earth was the center of the universe. All heavenly bodies‚ including the moon‚ were perfect spheres that moved around the Earth with circular motions or combinations

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    on the sun. These theories were contrary to the Church doctrine and the Inquisition asked him to abandon his opinions. By 1630 Galileo had completed the Dialogue on the Two Chief Systems of the World‚ this is where he compared the Ptolemaic‚ or geocentric and the Copernican‚ or heliocentric systems‚ and found the heliocentric model far superior. In this work‚ he went into lengthy detail about the doctrine of uniformity where he states that any cause corresponds to an affect throughout the universe

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    All We are is Dust in the Wind From antiquity to the 17th century‚ the study of nature and the cosmos have constantly been reforming. As these changes have been analyzed over the past semester‚ we come to the culmination of our journey with the identification of the causes for these changes to the scientific community through time. This constant change can be diagnosed with three symptoms. First of all‚ the preponderate religion or belief system of the time; not only of the “scientists”

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    introduced by Copernicus until he was dying because the Catholic church considered the thought of the sun being at the center unorthodox. So‚ after Copernicus died the church tried to suppress the theory. The heliocentric model eventually replaced the geocentric model‚ even though the process was slow. Now‚ in the present‚ there are ever growing controversies in Science. For example‚ stem cell research is a topic that is always being criticized and/or applauded. It has not been completely used in the

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