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Globalization and labor market impacts on US workers

Impact of globalization on US jobs One can certainly debate when globalization began in the United States. Was it when millions of slaves were imported from Africa? Was it during the Spanish-American war when the US sowed the seeds of a colonial empire, that, ultimately, never went far.

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Cultural literacy and competence in multicultural societies

The world is more interconnected now than ever before, both with technological tools and also with population migrations that are occurring on an unprecedented scale.

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Terrorism and natural disasters: contemporary threats to U.S. homeland security

Although the vast majority of the global population of more than 7.5 billion people want nothing more from life than their fundamental rights guaranteed by the United Nations Declaration of Human Rights and the opportunity to earn a meaningful living in safety and security, a miniscule but growing…

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Technology, environmentalism, and citizen engagement in future urbanism

Technology is already a significant aspect of urban life. The phrase \"smart city\" is now a popular phrase, owing to the remarkable technological advances made in the last few decades.

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Strategic positioning of Emirates Airlines in the global aviation market

Introduction A strategy is defined as a plan of action intended to accomplish a specific goal. Strategy encompasses attaining or at least attempting to attain to gain, a competitive advantage over rivals.

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Economic policy application to space exploration and development

Introduction Most application of economic policy is done on either the national, supranational or subnational scales. Seldom is economic policy enacted on the non-national scale. Yet, there is the question of whether there is benefit to applying economic doctrine to space exploration.

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Factors driving differential population growth in developed and developing nations

Introduction Global population growth has been on the rise from the beginning of time and the numbers just keep increasing since the fertility rates in some countries tend to have a flat line on the graph, but for others it’s always a declining phenomenon.

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Milton Friedman's shareholder theory and modern corporate buybacks

Introduction Milton Friedman’s quote gets to the heart of the conflict between shareholder theory vs. stakeholder theory. Shareholder theory posits that a corporation’s sole responsibility is to maximize the return on investment (ROI) for shareholders.

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AI and digital government innovation in Caribbean public sector management

Transformative Artificial Intelligence and Digital Government Innovation for Public Sector Performance Management1.1 Background of the Research1.1.1 Overview of the ProblemTransformative artificial intelligence (AI) and digital government innovations are increasingly becoming central to enhancing…

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The right to clean water as a pretext for Western intervention

The Right to Clean WaterIntroductionWhen making assertions and declarations like everyone has a right to clean water, one should understand the underlying causes for the declaration.

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