Executive Summary Background and Objectives Education is of paramount importance in the life of every person. Knowledge can only be enhanced if the tools of learning are harnessed and available to everyone who wants to …

The process of decision making can be split into three different concepts which are intelligence, design and choice. The intelligence is a collection of information of all types that is required within the decision making …

Anomalous monism, as advocated by Davidson (1970), provides a plausible account of the relationship between the mind and the body. The position Davidson adopts is characterised by two key claims. First, all events (including the …

Gang violence and knife crime are caused by young people’s social background factors in association with individual risk factors which result from poverty, deprivation and associated social problems Introduction This report aims to address the …

Introduction Entrepreneurial opportunity is often considered as the heart of entrepreneurship; without ongoing generation or identification of opportunities, the field of entrepreneurship would seize to exist. Accordingly, entrepreneurship involves sourcing and identifying profitable opportunities and the …

Introduction: The term ‘open innovation’ was first coined by Henry Chesbrough[1] in 2003, when he defined the term as ‘the use of purposive inflows and outflows of knowledge to accelerate internal innovation, and expand the …

Literature review As competition within both the goods and service industries becomes more and more intense, many organisation are searching for new and innovative ways to retain their consumers (Banyte & Dovaliene, 2014). As consumer demand …

International Human Resource Management Scullion (1995, p. 352 cited in Linehan, 2000) defines international human resource management (IHRM) as human resource management issues that arise from the ‘internationalization of businesses, strategies, policies and practices that firms …

In the light of economic inequality, to what extent can neoliberal health and education policies transform development outcomes? In the last three decades, neoliberalism has been the dominant approach to policy. The concept in its broadest …