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Excerpt from “Lusotropicalism and the Legitimisation of Exploitation: Colonialism in Mozambique under the Estado Novo, 1930-1964”

INTRODUCTION This introduction first sets out the research problem and then discusses its rationale by contextualising it within criminology and in the light of extant research. Next it outlines how this dissertation intends to answer the question before briefly summarising the contents of the succeeding chapters. The Research Problem As the process of decolonisation began[…]

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Gemfields PLC: operations and strategic aims

INTRODUCTION GEMFIELDS PLC Gemfields PLC is an AIM-listed multinational natural resources company specialising in the mining, processing and sale of coloured gemstones. High-quality Zambian emeralds are Gemfields PLC’s speciality but it also produces Zambian amethysts and rubies from Mozambique. Its central offices are located in London, with other offices in New York, Mumbai and Cape[…]

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Is quantitative easing as practiced by the Bank of England in response to the financial crisis ineffective?

Abbreviations used: MPC – Monetary Policy Committee BoE– Bank of England QE – Quantitative Easing _______________________________________________________________________ Introduction QE refers to an unconventional monetary policy undertaken by the central government or the monetary authority of a country to revive consumer spending and promote economic growth. This is done by purchasing government or other securities from the[…]

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Contemporary Methods in English Language Studies

1. Introduction In this analysis I will investigate and discuss the colligations, semantic preferences and semantic prosodies of the near-synonyms ‘build’ and ‘construct’, and how these affect their meaning. For the purposes of this analysis, I have drawn on literature regarding lexical priming in order to clarify some basic notions in the field. My data[…]

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Factors Influencing Online Clothing Purchases

Abstract E-commerce is a relatively new phenomenon but it has been enjoying strong acceptance across the globe. Customers are increasingly shopping online and the list of products is expanding as well. In this paper, I analyze why customers buy clothes online instead of buying them from the actual store. I have tried to find out[…]

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A discussion of whether internal migration can be a conduit out of poverty for vulnerable and rural households in low-income countries.

Internal migration is ‘an important route out of poverty in places where conventional development efforts have had limited success’ (IOM, 2005). To what extent do you agree with this statement? Excerpt Introduction The International Organisation for Migration (IOM) (2005, p.23) maintains that ‘internal migration is turning out to be an important route out of poverty[…]

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Agricultural vs Industrial Economic Development

Different countries have different approaches to economic development; some focus on economic development through industrialisation while others focus on high-value agricultural production. Several factors determine which model a country should focus on in order to foster economic growth. However, to achieve growth in both urban and rural areas, it is necessary that growth-promoting strategies be[…]

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The entry modes for international/foreign market operations.

Essay: Critically discuss the various modes of entry for which an organisation can internationalise their operations. Is there one mode that is preferred above others? Introduction This essay will discuss the entry modes for international/foreign market operations. Foreign market entry mode decisions are typically influenced by company and target market factors such as: the organisation’s[…]

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Risk assessment and management

Risk Management Introduction Risk management is an essential ingredient of an organisation’s success. Before discussing risk management, it is crucial to first explain what risk management is and why is it needed. It is also important to discuss how various business functions can give rise to risk. Risk assessment is performed with the aid of[…]

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Meaningful occupation in older age

Section 1: Executive summary Meaningful occupation contributes significantly to health and well-being across the life span (Hamell, 2004; Wright and Sugarman, 2009; Reed, Hocking and Smythe, 2013). With 1.4 million people aged 65 or older in the UK, focus on continued engagement in meaningful occupation during retirement is considered essential in supporting positive ageing (Hewitt,[…]

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ETHICAL HACKING

Abstract Increasingly we are seeing individuals and companies relying on the internet and the services provided such as internet banking, online shopping and information storage. As we have become increasingly dependent on these services, we have seen an increase in the threat of attack from hackers and, more importantly, to our information stored on computers.[…]

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An Overview of the Surf Tourism Industry and Its Impacts

Introduction The structure of this literature review is twofold. Firstly, insights into adventure tourism will be presented in order to provide readers with a broader picture of the industry. Secondly, surf tourism and its impacts will be discussed, where the impacts are divided into ecological, economic and social. Adventure Tourism ‘The magic of space is[…]

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The Recession and its Impact on the Automotive Industry in the UK

CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION The automotive industry is recognised as the engine room of Europe and its economy. Europe provides the opportunity and freedom for the competitive and innovative automobile industry to flourish. As the figures indicate, there were more than 3000 businesses related to the automotive industry with an overall manufacturing workforce of 180,000 and[…]

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ELGIN PHARMACEUTICAL: Strategy for Hiring Childcare Workers

INTRODUCTION While many organizations are facing great difficulty in attracting and retaining competent employees due to skilled-labour shortages (Lievens et al., 2002), Elgin Pharmaceutical (EP) has been proactive in the knowledge-intensive pharmaceutical industry. Having chosen to follow the high road in its HRM practices, the company is considered to be ‘an employer of choice’. The[…]

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Employee satisfaction with the performance appraisal system in Sainsbury’s, UK

Abstract This paper is based on an empirical study of the performance appraisal system of one of the UK’s top retail super market, Sainsbury. The data will be collected from the employees of Sainsbury’s using quantitative methods. Survey questionnaire research strategy will be implemented in order to collect the primary data from employees. Regression analysis[…]

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Dynamic Causal Modelling as an Effective Connectivity Measurement Method

Introduction In recent years, the idea of functional and effective connectivity measurement of the brain has attracted much attention. Our brain is an interconnected network. The interaction between brain regions is fundamental to brain function and this interaction can be quantified by brain connectivity measurement methods. Brain connectivity usually refers to three basic terms: structural,[…]

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THE INFLUENCE OF GREYWATER REUSE ON DOMESTIC WASTEWATER QUANTITY AND QUALITY

Abstract Pressure on freshwater resources and increasing pollution to the environment as a result of inefficient sewer systems has led to the emergence of innovative water management strategies. One such strategy is wastewater recycling in the form of household greywater reuse (GWR). While previous literature offers insight into potential benefits of GWR, it has generally[…]

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A discussion of regulatory reform in the OTC derivatives market

The 2008 financial crisis made policymakers and legislators around the globe deeply concerned about the complexity and opacity of the OTC derivatives markets. The major impact of the OTC derivatives on the global economy is beyond any doubt. Their volumes are staggering and keep growing every year. This paper argues that the recent regulatory reform[…]

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Evaluate the role of Alternative Development as a policy to combat illegal drug production

‘We totally reject drug trafficking. But drug trafficking exists because of the demand for drugs. We agree to help fight drug trafficking, but help us to find markets for alternative products.’ Farmer Leader, Yungas, Bolivia UNODC Alternative Development: A Global Thematic Evaluation (2005) Several policies have been adopted to combat illegal drug production. It has[…]

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Biosensors and Analytical Techniques

Introduction Protein expression is an essential part of proteomics– the field of science that determines the presence and quantity of protein in a cell or tissue. Protein expression is commonly carried out in bacteria, yeast, viral, insect or mammalian cells, depending on the kind of protein and the intended application. The oldest expression systems are[…]

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Consensual Relationship Agreements as a Defence against the Employer’s Vicarious Liability in Sexual Harassment Cases

A survey of 1,000 professionals conducted by the Harvard Business School revealed that 94 per cent of them worked at least 50 hours a week, while almost half worked for more than 65 hours.[1] It was believed that the advent of modern technology would reduce the number of working hours, but the evidence points to[…]

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Multi-sited ethnography in STS: Capturing global complexities and the role of the researcher.

Introduction In this paper I review and examine how Science and Technology Studies (STS) (Hackett et al., 2008; Jasanoff et al., 2001) draw on and influence the method of ethnography.​ The question I ask is: how can STS ethnographies capture the complexity of global connections? To answer this question I will introduce the main ethnographic[…]

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How can one establish whether law exists in all societies?

Law and the trouble with defining law. Law as a concept has proved famously difficult to define, one because its definitions are often circular and two, because each successive definition improves upon or negates assumptions made by previous definitions. Today, the concept of law is more important than ever, with increasing globalisation and merging of[…]

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Best practice recommendations for the handling of landfill gas produced from landfill sites (2009).

This work makes recommendations for the best practical options for the treatment and utilisation of landfill gas produced at landfill-waste treatment facilities in Leeds. The production of landfill gas is evaluated over the lifetime of the landfill site and design recommendations are provided in order to sustainably recover, treat and utilise the landfill gas as[…]

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Linking literacy with mathematics in teaching

Introduction Throughout my teaching career, I have endeavoured to be a reflective practitioner who considers all attributes of my practice. Ellis (2012) emphasises the importance of the generality of teachers reflecting. Dadds (2009) extends this argument further, although the benefits of this seem to be constrained merely to theory and research. Weick and Sutcliffe (2001)[…]

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Post-Eighth Amendment Irish Abortion Politics

Conclusion – Post-Eighth Amendment Irish Abortion Politics This thesis has illustrated the exceptional nature of the conflict and policy making process that has developed in Irish politics and society since the insertion into the Irish Constitution in 1983 of the Eighth or Pro-Life Amendment or Article 40.3.3. The amendment obliges the Irish state to guarantee[…]

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The role of assessment centres in personnel selection

Critically evaluate the contribution of Assessment Centres to the development of the psychological contract between newcomer employees and the organization. Also compare and contrast different views that selection methods solely perform ‘predictivist objectives’ versus the view that selection methods can also serve the development of a ‘viable psychological contract’ between the individual and the organization.[…]

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The legality of US drone strikes against terrorists in Pakistan and Yemen according to international law.

Introduction The US drone programme has its roots in the Vietnam War when the Pentagon tested unmanned and unarmed aerial vehicles for intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance missions[1]. After the 9/11 terror attacks, the incumbent President of the US, George W. Bush, ordered US drones equipped with missiles to seek and kill Al Qaeda leaders[2], setting[…]

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The relationship between inflation and economic growth (GDP): an empirical analysis

1) Introduction For many years the relationship between economic growth and inflation has been one of the most widely researched topics in macroeconomics. In economics, inflation is defined as the increase in the level of prices and economic growth and is usually defined as the Gross Domestic Product (GDP). It measures the market values of[…]

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DUAL IN CONFIDENTIALITY – ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES IN ARBITRAL PROCEEDINGS

SECTION I: INTRODUCTION Disputing international companies who would like to settle the matter privately often prefer the option of arbitration. An arbitration clause in the contract, included as a pre-enforceable clause, enables the solving of a contractual issue when a dispute arises.[1] Alternatively, arbitration is the agreed method when the dispute arises. The privacy of[…]

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