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    Lotte Confectionary Case

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    After its foundation as Lotte Confectionary in Japan in 1948‚ Lotte Group (henceforth referred to as Lotte) has grown to be among the largest companies in South Korea‚ currently ranking the 6th largest chaebol (Korean conglomerate company) based on revenues. As any other big company‚ Lotte had to start as small company and develop a strategy to grow further. The story of Lotte is partially a success story‚ however‚ there are also some controversies and challenges surrounding the group. This paper

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    Korean War Effects

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    lost on either side. But to this day both North and South haven’t signed a peace treaty instead they made an agreement to make the demilitarized zone to exchange prisoners. They are both technically at war with one another making 2017 the 67th year since the war started even though the fighting ended back in 1953. The Korean War was a war between North and South Korea hence the name. The war wasn’t just between the south and the north as the south was going to lose turning the whole country into one

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    to anyone who is in need. Secondly this essay will look at how humanitarian aid has changed over time. For the purpose of this short essay I will look at the 1998 famine in North Korea whereby humanitarian aid was given‚ only under political concessions. Disguised as aid‚ the humanitarian assistance given to North Korea was used as a political tool that undermines the fundamental ideas of humanitarian aid. The basic theorizations of humanitarianism put a deep emphasis on adherence to principles

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    Crossing Heaven's Border

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    describe North Korea (Jacob and Benzkofer 1). In North Korea‚ the leaders‚ and those that are considered to be upper class and loyal to the regime‚ dine on gourmet cuisine‚ expensive cigars‚ and other luxuries while 4 out of 5 children are suffering with malnutrition (Msnbc.com Staff 1). Their living conditions are unfathomable. The North Korea regime and its military make the decisions on when they eat‚ what they eat and how they live. Living in a dictatorship like North Korea‚ you are not allowed

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    APB WORKSHOP ACTIVITY 2

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    with reference to appropriate examples. Answer with reference to appropriate examples. Q2. To what extent have Korean Chaebols impacted on the economic growth and business development in South Korea? Support your answer by making reference to a case example. Background information During 1960s and 1990s‚ South Korea has experienced an incredible transformation to become a developed high-income economy. As it has achieved by focusing on developing large-scale industrial conglomerates refer to chaebols

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    tourists having an average of 5 to 10 clients per day‚ generating $5 billion per year wherein 40% were sold by parents and 15% by their relatives (Willis‚ 2002). Japan and South Korea had been two of many Asian countries that currently face the problem of child prostitution. Together with its increasing trend‚ countries like Japan and Korea have been continually making its effort in solving this problem with a common goal in reducing and in a long run eliminate commercial sexual exploitation of children

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    War. Subsequent to the outbreak of war‚ young‚ strong men were forced to join the army in North Korea. This meant to my North Korean grandfather in his 30s‚ fighting against the South Koreans was a patriotic obligation. However‚ he refused to fight‚ or support the government‚ and along the group of crowd he realized that the only way of escaping from the ordeal was to abandon his home and flee to the South. Of course‚ he strongly urged his parents to come along with him. Nevertheless‚ they responded

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    Globle Fire Power

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    GlobalFirepower.com: Strength in Numbers   History and Warfare If history has shown the observer one thing‚ it is that war follows man like a shadow. According to one source‚ documented history has recorded an estimated 300 years of known peace on our planet - leaving thousands of years open to conflicts of varying degrees. Interestingly enough‚ this mostly unknown fact forces us to recognize that there has been some source of conflict - be it religious‚ ethnic‚ territorial or otherwise - between

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    The Hermit Kingdom Essay

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    Hermit Kingdom’‚ the isolated nation of North Korea‚ through the involvement of propaganda‚ unique ideologies and strict law enforcement‚ have masked‚ to some extent‚ the true reality of life in their country. Following the Japanese surrender at the end of WWII in 1945‚ Korea was divided into 2 zones‚ north and south‚ ruled by the Soviet Union and the United States‚ respectively. Established circa February 1946‚ the Provisional People’s Committee for North Korea was the initial ruling committee of the

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    Kim Jong-Un

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    Jong-un is the unpredictable new leader of North Korea. Recent events‚ plus events from the past year‚ have made him a big target in the eye of the media. Threatening the U.S. and its allies with nuclear and ballistic missiles has made him an influential person on society today. Even with many warnings about North Korea’s weapons testing‚ they still proceed do as they wish. In recent weeks major countries such as the U.S.‚ China‚ Russia‚ Japan‚ and South Korea have been planning and preparing just in case

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