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The new global economy has increased not only the amount of information exchanged, but, as a consequence of that, the competitiveness between companies operating on the international market.

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Japanese-Americans and workplace diversity in American organizations

The make up of the American workforce has changed dramatically over the last 50 years. During the 1950s, more than 60% of the American workforce was made up of white males.

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Green accounting and sustainability practices for corporate survival

Presently, the financial world is recoiling from a collapse of the public's faith. The global population has been made intimately aware of the ecological consequences of unrestrained human economic expansion. Corporations play a massive role in the creation of carbon emissions and greenhouse gases.

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Andrea Jung's leadership style and rise to executive success

Andrea Jung is one of the most powerful female executives in the United States, making a study of her leadership style necessary, not only for women who aspire to executive positions, but for all people who aspire to executive positions.

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Core values and personal objectives in a mission statement

My mission is life reflects my core values as an individual. I strive to achieve success at every step, and seek to improve myself constantly. I want to be a force for good in this world in whatever way I can.

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Gap analysis of Harrison-Keyes publishing's e-book crisis

Harrison Keyes is a well-known and successful publishing house. After having managed to satisfy their customers needs for years, it now finds itself in a situation which might degenerate into a general crisis. The company decided to invest in e-books, but the marketing campaign failed.

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Merck's Mectizan development and fiduciary duty to shareholders

Merck's decision to proceed with the development of Mectizan violated its fiduciary duty to its shareholders, but did not violate its overall corporate responsibility. Merck has stakeholders other than its shareholders who benefited from this decision.

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The case for and against legalizing prostitution

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Strengthening moral foundations in organizational leadership

What would you do to strengthen the moral foundation of your leadership base and of the leadership base of your organization?

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Leadership theories from Kotter, Confucius, Machiavelli and Rousseau

John Kotter has written several self-help books on corporate management. The most recent, Leading Change, outlines an 8-step process to effect transformations successfully, and has become a bible for change with managers.

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