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Human nature and capitalism: Marx, Nietzsche, and economic outcomes

The 21st century has been labeled the "Century of Asia" with China foregoing its former state-run economy in favor of a capitalist approach to model the way for other emerging nations to become rich and prosperous.

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Walmart's employee management practices and ethical violations

Wal-Mart is among many multi-national retail businesses that are well-known. It runs chains of large discount department stores and warehouses all over the world though it's an American multinational retailer corporation.

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Short-term absences in a transport company depot workforce

Short-Term Absences in a Logistics Setting: Identified Implications and a Proposal for Further Research Maintaining optimal efficiency and productivity is one of the key aspects of human resources management when it comes to daily operational activities.

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Teaching at-risk students mathematics through digital design

Can at Risk student learn math through digital design? Through research, it has been determined that sat risk students to school because they enjoyed math and hands-on courses (i.e. art) or that have up-to-date technology.

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Erikson's identity development theory and media influence on adolescents

One prominent theory, Erik Erikson's Theory of Human Psychological Development breaks the entire human life cycle into stages. Each unique stage represents a generalized approach between the individual and the world, running from infancy to geriatric behavior.

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Sexual factors affecting human behavior and rape: a cultural analysis

The argument has been made, with the support of a growing body of scientific evidence, that modern humans continue to exhibit many of the traits that were developed as important survival mechanisms during the Stone Age where for humans, the survival of the fittest depended on reproductive success.

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Homogenous versus heterogeneous teams in multinational corporations

In the context of globalization and market liberalization, the structure of working teams changes. The current project assesses the features of the homogenous teams and the heterogeneous teams, understood as teams in one location, or teams formed from individuals in different global regions.

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Biblical counseling approaches to addiction: a word analysis

Human physiology is remarkably complex, even for 21st century science. However, much like recent discoveries in quantum physics, as science discovers more and more about the biological basis of behavior -- or neurochemistry, the basis of behavior and addiction remain a mystery.

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Should public figures be obligated to serve as role models?

There is an intrinsic desire in people to seek out and imitate others whose behavior is considered better than one's own. Children idolize their parents as role models. As a child gets older, they may seek out role models from other places including public figures.

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Evolution of cabin crew training in commercial aviation

Aviation has changed in massive ways in the last few decades. When commercial flying first debuted to the public, the pilot was considered "king" of the aircraft and his decisions were never questioned and it was always assumed that he knew exactly what he was doing; there was seldom any input…

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