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Corporate social responsibility and stakeholder theory in multinational corporations

For example, Friedman (1990) considered maximization of shareholder wealth as being the sole objective and responsibility of a well-managed company. This perspective, though, generally viewed corporate social responsibility activities as a distraction rather than a goal.

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God concept and God image in American religious psychology

Has the concept of God well and truly woven itself into the very psyche of the average American citizen? What exactly does the average American think about God?

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John Hill's analysis of British cinema during Thatcher's government, 1979-1990

The book, "British Cinema in the 1980's" by John Hill, has given detailed accounts of both heritage as well as Empire films, but however, happens to convey the mistaken message that filming the past is all completely an escapist and a reactionary idea, and that it has to actually look extremely…

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Violence and injury risks in high school and college sports

Participation in amateur athletic events has grown tremendously over the past few decades in terms of their scope, power, and economic status.

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Interracial adoption and cultural identity in adoptive families

Adoption is a social phenomenon that spans centuries, cultures, and nations. It is the focal point of many policies, laws, and public attitudes. In the United States, adoption legislation and practices change and reflect society's evolving perspectives.

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Gardner's multiple intelligences theory and educational assessment practices

Howard Gardner's contributions to the field of education are profound, extensive, and revolutionary. His theory of multiple intelligences states that students are able to absorb, manipulate, and produce information through a variety of media.

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Negative stereotyping and its impact on African Americans

Stereotyping of racial groups is common throughout the world. Positive stereotyping helps even the non-deserving members of the racial groups. Negative stereotyping has even a worse effect.

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Origins and development of hip hop dance culture

There are many changes that take place in societies and most of the changes take place due to the natures of the societies. Some of the changes are viewed to be new, but they are often revival of old traditions, and then it is very difficult to decide when the change really took place.

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Standardized evaluations and cultural diversity in U.S. schools

An Investigation of the Effectiveness of Standardized Evaluations in Culturally Diverse U.S. Schools Today Today, the primary goal of education in the U.S. is an education that fosters the intellectual, social and personal development of virtually all students to their highest potential.

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Marketing to younger customers through mobile media and voice-activated systems

Since the past decade, the reach of television and other mass media to the younger customers in the developed world has seen a decline.

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