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Emerson's transcendentalism and influence on American individualism

The strength of Emerson's work has always been in its absolute honesty and dedication to communicating in words, the actions we need to take in life in order to be truly alive.

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AIDS origins, transmission, and global public health response

AIDS and offer solutions to managing the problems. AIDS is a devastating disease that began in Africa and has spread around the world.

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Lou Gerstner's transformational leadership at IBM in the 1990s

Specifically it will research former IBM CEO Lou Gerstner and his leadership style. Lou Gerstner served as CEO of International Business Machines (IBM) from 1993 through 2002. He helped turn the company around in the 1990s, and is credited with saving the company from financial failure.

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Labeling theory and juvenile delinquency: effects and implications

Through references and studies the effect of negative as well as positive labeling will be discussed and a reviewed for its particular impact on the younger offender.

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Customer satisfaction and loyalty in four-star hotels Geneva

A lot of hotels create questionnaires to find out if their customers are satisfied during their stay. If the questionnaire score shows a result which is better than good, they will think that the customers are loyal to them and will always return back.

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The World Wide Web's impact on information access and sharing

This work will answer a series of questions beginning with the broad question: How do social, technological, and economic changes impact the individual? The overall question of the work is: What is one of the most important technological advances in recent years?

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Selfish genes and sociological behavior in Dawkins' theory

Richard Dawkins' the Selfish Gene and Jonathan Kozol's Savage Inequalities: Children in America's Schools Sociobiology uses the Darwinian theory of evolution to understand human social behavior. To do so, sociobiologists make several key assumptions.

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Why UN humanitarian intervention in Somalia has failed

Situated on the horn of Africa, Somalia is a country that has been described as one of the most dangerous and underdeveloped areas on the continent. The country has been immersed in various degrees of violent conflict since its establishment as an independent country.

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The rise and decline of Fordism as industrial organization

Taylorism" and "Fordism" have been replaced by "post-Fordism" as the means of organizing work in a capitalist society. What is 'Fordism'?

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Eurasian organized crime in the United States: past, present, and future

As the world's economic and information infrastructure becomes globalized, a new organized elite criminal group is being shaped.

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