… of WWI. There are four main causes of WWI. They are Nationalism, Imperialism, Militarism an Alliances. The assignation of Archduke Ferdinand was only the 'spark' which set off the 'barrel of gunpowder'. The four causes had created so much tension in…

… Bears in Alberta these days, it's hard for one to help but become lost in the numbers, the varying facts and especially the politics behind it all. So what is really happening in our wilderness? Scientists say we are precariously close to losing our…

… with Colgate's distasteful toothpaste named Darkie. Initially I discuss about what is ethics, how it affects, and ethics in business. In the second part, I discussed about options for Colgate to handle the situation. With continuing, I focused…

… to begin to fall back. But after the German army has been chased by the allies they decided to start using defensive plans. The Germans stopped at the river and start making trenches to prevent the allies' progress towards the Germany. The Germans…

… between law and justice. The Mallor text describes Legal Positivism and Natural Law and indicates the differences between the two are the unjust positive laws. This essay looks to, on a very basic level, examine and understand these differences.…

… Asia, Australia's immigration policy had been one to accept only Western Europeans who conformed to the stereotypical mould of an Australian. As the reality of Australia's vulnerability was understood, the new Immigration minister, Arthur Calwell,…

… revises the product offering to satisfy individual customer demands. Advertiser A person or organization, that initiates the advertising process. In-house agency An agency with an advertiser organization that performs all the tasks an outside…

… soft drinks were banned from the markets in Belgium and later also in Luxemburg and France. Two failures in the bottling system were the cause for the nausea that the people suffered. According to the article it would have been better if they would…

… of planning in American organizations. His cynicism may be well directed, however, in that he presents ample evidence that most organizations and organizational planners enter into planning with little understanding of the definitions and various…

… opportunity to exploit a weak, disorganized, and sparsely populated, Southern Africa. He established ruthless control by setting up a government beneficial to himself, and enjoying enormous profits through diamond mining. To people today this act may…