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Copyright protection and public interest in archives across the United States, UK, and China

What, exactly, is a Copyright? Why is it important? A Copyright in general terms means the set of laws and rules that are set up be a government with the primary purpose of affording protection to the authors or the writers of 'original works' of their own, that they have created.

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Law enforcement administration from medieval England to modern America

The origins of the office of the sheriff, both in England as well as in the United States of America are very old, and in England, it can be traced back to the time of the Norman Conquest in the year 1066.

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Business ethics and corporate citizenship at Southwest Airlines

How Southwest Airlines handle the various crises? How can one single company enjoy so much success in its chosen field of operations?

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IBM's decline in the personal computer market and sale to Lenovo

IBM, entered the computer field during the 1960's, into a market where Apple Computer Inc. And Tandy Corporation's Radio Shack Division had been dominating until then with one of its initial attempts to make a 'mini super computer'.

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Criminal behavior risks among undercover police officers

Undercover" is a term that has made its way into the public vernacular, thanks in large part to movies and television programs. Undercover, at its fundamental level, means pretending to be someone else- the construction and portrayal of a false identity for an ulterior purpose.

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Competitive advantages in European Union industries: Porter's Five Forces analysis

The European Union is made up of several countries, and all these countries have one single aim, which is to promote and develop business relationships within Europe and also with the rest of the world, in today's world of globalization.

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Employee turnover in service sector organizations

All organizations require employees to make them a success and this function is considered as important as finance, machinery and land for running the organization successfully.

~49 min read

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British labor unions from the Industrial Revolution to the twentieth century

Labor unions are associations of workers for the purpose of improving the economic status and working conditions of the employees through collective bargaining with employers (Union pp).

~30 min read

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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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Community policing implementation challenges and best practices in American municipalities

From a law enforcement and community relations perspective, it would just seem to make good sense to place as many police officers "on the beat" in any given community and this, in fact, has proven to be the case in cities across the country.

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