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    Global and Social Issues

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    Global Social Issues and Change Social scientists are trying to measure global poverty‚ despite specific disagreements pertaining to where to draw the poverty line. For instance whether to base the poverty line on minimum income‚ or the ability to purchase specific foods‚ or even consumption. In 2000‚ the United Nations began addressing the issue of global poverty and created the Millennium Development Project (Schaefer‚ 2011). Thorbecke (2011) states the project’s mission is‚ “The reduction

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    Kirby vs. Carnival

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    Rodriguez 4156924 In the case of Kirby vs. Carnival‚ I hold Carnival Cruise Lines responsible for her injury. There are several reasons why‚ first the bartender is responsible for her overall consumptions of alcohol‚ there is a history of guests that have either fallen or jumped over board and finally there is the fact that carnival never took it upon themselves to call for air lift transportation to the nearest hospital. Bartenders at Carnival Cruise Lines rely on big tabs and tips to make their

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    Social change shows the progression of a civilization and unexpected modifications to order‚ behaviors and values. This can range from a change in language‚ urbanization‚ travel‚ or symbols. Social change is a force that can be a positive or negative growth in a society. In the United States‚ the Civil Rights movement advocated for equality across all races. During this time there those who protested for this social change while others resisted and tried to stop it. During times of social change

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    Social Change

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    Social Change is defined as any modification in the social organization of a society in any of its social institutions or patterns of social roles. Usually social change refers to a significant change in social behavior or a change in some larger social system‚ rather than to minor changes within a small group. Thus‚ social change refers to changes in the established patterns of social relationships for example in family‚ religious or economic life. One of the biggest social changes that has

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    The Notting Hill Carnival

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    Introduction The events industry has become an essential part of our culture today as Bowdin et al (2006‚ p.4) noted when he sated‚ ‘since the dawn of times‚ human beings have found ways to mark important events in their lives. Today‚ events are central to our culture as perhaps never before’. As a consequence countries are increasingly looking for ways to highlight their advantages in order to produce a variety of social‚ economic‚ environmental and cultural benefits that‚ in turn‚ reflect the

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    Step Away from Them

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    An Analysis of Frank O’hara’s “A Step Away From Them” At the turn of the 20th century‚ the movement of modern art began to distinguish itself by moving away from traditional and classical forms. Artists like Pablo Picasso were deconstructing their formal techniques by abstracting forms of conceptual art. We began to question and criticize: “Is that art?” By mid-20th century‚ the schools of the modern movement already began to echo into literature‚ dance‚ and music. Abstract Expressionist literature

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    Allure Cruise Line – Challenges of Strategic Growth and Organizational Effectiveness Who are the “major players” in the North American cruise industry? The “major players” in North America cruise industry are‚ Carnival‚ P&O Princess (P&OP)‚ RCC and Star Cruises Group accounted for 69% of capacity in 2002. In 2006‚ with P&O Princess now part of Carnival‚ the top three reached over than 79%.  In progress the top three “major players” would increase to 81% by 2010. With the emergence of MSC Cruises as

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    Zambia becomes 7th competitive economy in Africa under the PF government September 5‚ 2013 | Filed under: Statements | Posted by: ZIN The World Economic Forum (WEF) has ranked Zambia as one of the top 10 most competitive economies in Africa for 2013. The WEF’s Global Competitiveness Report 2013-2014 which was released in Geneva‚ Switzerland yesterday ranked Zambia as the seventh most competitive economy in Africa ahead of Kenya‚ Gabon and Senegal. According to the report accessed in Lusaka yesterday

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    Health Cruise

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    Health Cruises Homework 1.    What is the minimum number of passengers Health Cruises must sign up by November 20th to break even?  *Fixed costs = $220‚000 (Ship rental and crew) + $65‚000(initial advertisement expense) +$10‚000(administrative expense) = $295000 *Contribution per unit = $1500 -$200 = $1300 *Breakeven point (in units)= 295000/1300 = 226.92 : At least 227 passengers should sign up for Health Cruises by November 20th.

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    The Future of Cruise Industry Abstract Cruise industry has rapidly developing since 1990s; it becomes not only as transportation tool‚ but a modern way of travel and even lifestyle. It is regarded as ‘floating resorts’. This journal article focuses on the future development of cruising industry. It examines cruise industry on five main factors: the structure of the industry: high concentration and enter of Low-Cost cruise lines; the potential customers: whether aging population or young generation

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