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Plot Summary

The movie is set in the near future in Great Britain. After the world's disasters and wars, the Norsefire Party takes over the government and establishes strict dictatorship. This newly established fascist police state has all the instruments, which are typical for totalitarianism: strong radical ideology, the only governing political party, total control over the mass media and strict censorship, repressions and concentration camps. Art, music, film, religion, homosexuality, and free-thinking are forbidden. Life goes in accordance with the guidelines of the ruling party. In the evenings on a single state-run channel, which is broadcast everywhere and always - Continue reading...

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Cookies were originally developed to store user preferences of an online user to provide them personalization on a particular website. Today all websites including government, MNC, online games, online stores and social networks all are collecting information about a user with or without informing them. The scope of this information ranges from basics of name, age and gender to more specifics such as the religion, political affiliations, hobbies, friends and family as well as your travel, web and relationship history. Most online applications today allow users to sign in through their social media Continue reading...

Introduction

E-discovery, usually refers to simply as discovery, denotes to the exchange of electronically stored information in litigation. The United States laws regarding discovery are pursuant to federal rule 26(1). The rules are government by many thorough procedures that determine whether or not they can be used by the opposing counsel. They are located in the federal rules of civil procedure as effected on the 1st of December and later amended on the same month of the year 2010. Most Jurisdictions around the world have come up with their rules regarding discovery so that they can effectively trade and Continue reading...

Question #1. What is wage inequality defined in literature? Given the complex data set, explain how you will proceed in order to provide evidence on wage inequality.
As part of the review of the economic theory according to the level of wages from the personal characteristics of the worker always had a pronounced applied nature, as the assessment of the productive characteristics of the worker is a necessary condition for determining the amount of his salary. In connection with this basic tenet that characterizes economic approach to explaining the differences in the level of wages of individual workers, was Continue reading...

Introduction

What are the key legal factors present in the scenario?
In the given case, a soft drink company was sued by the Seattle man when his claim of Harrier jet was rejected by the company. The man claimed for the Harrier on the basis of the advertisement in which it is shown that company would provide Harrier jet in exchange of seven million company points. The company rejected the claim mentioning that the Harrier jet as shown in the advertisement was just for humour purpose. However, when the man took the case to the court, the judgement was also Continue reading...

INTRODUCTION

“In a normal democracy, should the head of state be elected based on his blood, or on the votes?” questioned populist leader Pablo Iglesias (Iglesias, as cited in “Pablo Iglesias of PODEMOS”). On June 2nd 2014, Juan Carlos, the King of Spain, publically announced that he was abdicating the Spanish, and his intention for Felipe, his son, after thirty nine years since the demise of Franco in 1975, made Spaniards quite happy. That same night in Puerta del Sol, various grassroots movements sprung up in Spain’s capital, a time referred to as the “spring of the Indignants and Continue reading...

Answering Questions about Land Law Contracts

Introduction
Law is nothing, but a civilized way and method of resolving issues and disagreements between the people of a specific location. The laws of different countries are divergent in many aspects, and the cultural realities of surrounding societies shave a great level of impact on the legal practice as well so there are dissimilarities in the law of different lands. However, there are striking level of sameness as well. Thee contractual law operates on the basis of established norms and practices. The seller makes an invitation to offer so that the potential buyer can proceed with the communication Continue reading...

Is This Ethical?

I Conflict of Interest
In engaging in business with a competitor of International Widget, John Anderson violated the company’s Code of Ethics provision on Conflict of Interest. According to this section, the employees of the company must act only for its benefit and avoid engaging in business with direct competitors of the company. Providing services to a direct competitor of the company is expressly prohibited by this portion of the Code. A conflict of interest issue occurs when an employee’s private interest infringes or runs counter to the interest of the company. One manifestation of such interference Continue reading...

Introduction

Negotiation is one of the key determinants of decision-making when an issue arises between one or more parties. This involves a conscious understanding of either party social, cultural practice as a tactical approach to arrive at a reasonable concurrence. Hofstede’s noted that people have different perceptions of how they view the world social issues and reaction to other parties’ views. Culture is a composition of shared value that draws their reference from personal observation of characters at childhood or perceptions adopted from a continuous association with daily challenges (Fang, 2001). Human beings are presumed to undergo a life Continue reading...

In the competitive business environment, organizations can only survive by concentrating its efforts on revenue generation. Sometimes the necessity to concentrate on surviving the competition may be disrupted by conflicts in the organization. In order to ensure that workers remain focused on bettering the competition as well as being productive, it is significant to fathom the causes of conflict and conflict resolution strategies. Conflict denotes opposition or disagreement of ideas or interests among groups or individuals in an institution. Conflict is inevitable provided people work together. It is natural and normal for any workplace to be in conflict. Whenever Continue reading...

Issues in Global Business Contracts

Institutions

A contract can be defined as an agreement between two parties, whether formal or informal, resulting in the creation of obligations that are legally enforceable and demandable. To be valid, a contract must meet all the essential elements, namely, mutual assent, consideration, capacity and legality. Mutual assent is another term for consent, which in detail means that there was a valid offer and a valid acceptance. Consideration is the price or a thing of value given or to be given by the one party of the contract to another in exchange for the services to be given. Capacity Continue reading...

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Introduction

The behavior of a group of people that I observed was at a college welcome party for freshmen in college. Social stratification is most overtly expressed by clothes, body language and behavior of individuals, and this was evident from the crowd I observed. The students were all new to college, and the atmosphere was quite jubilant and ecstatic. As the night fell, students began emerging in throngs, some in groups and some alone. There were those who were dressed in a way that one would deem inappropriate Continue reading...

10 C’s for Writing Effectively
10 C’s for Writing Effectively

Communication Problems with Email

The most obvious problems in email are lack of clarity, completeness and closure as email composer is assuming that readers would have idea about every point. Starting from the subject till the ending, many things need clarification. Some of the major shortcomings are:
The utilization of contributions of guests is unclear i.e. for purchasing a gift for retiring person or for meeting expenses of party .

It is not mentioned whether party will contain dinner or drinks.

The contact information of coordinator of farewell party is not mentioned for removing any sort of confusions.
The tone gives a hint Continue reading...

Business: Logistics

Introduction
With growing competition in the market and increasing focus on reducing cost, logistics is becoming a key strategic decision point for managers in most of the businesses today. The objective of this paper is to discuss logistics, its uses and need for outsourcing this business function. The paper is divided into four sections. The first section defines logistics and describes its use in daily operations management. The second section of the paper discusses the need to outsource logistics to third party and their role in the OEM industry. The third section enlists functions that third party providers perform Continue reading...

They are organizations responsible of creating, enforcing, as well as applying laws that mediate conflict, develop governmental policy on an economy, and social systems. For example, political parties determine the flow of politics in a region. The concept is highly significant in the course by defining how a common body is significant in defining the politics of certain people.

Civic Virtue

It refers to the cultivation of habits of personal living that are essential for the wellbeing of the community. For example, an individual may practice civic virtue when they engage in activities such as voting, volunteering, as well as engaging Continue reading...

Introduction

This paper seeks to review and analyze the Doctrine of Promissory Estoppel and its application within the Australian legal jurisdiction. According to this doctrine1, it was formulated with the overriding objective of preventing the inequitable dissemination and application of the common law in Australia. However, the Australian courts have recently expended the interpretation and application of the doctrine to the extent that certain critical considerations that are contained in this doctrine are now deemed to be irrelevant2. In this regard, this paper will seek to understand and analyze the origins of this doctrine within the Australian legal system, and Continue reading...

Question one

Masters of collaboration
Human beings have the tendency inheriting different cultural behaviors and practices within their society or the environment. The integrated behavior entrenched in the mind of people contributes immensely to how different people relate to each other and how they resolve particular issues affecting them (House, Javidan, Hanges & Dorfman, 2002:8). Such cultural knowledge has been viewed by Hofstede’s to differ across nations and subsequently to manifest its influence in the globalized corporations or multicultural companies.

Cultural dimension scores (Hofstede, 2014)

b. Influence of another culture dimension of collaboration

Power distance index

Power distance index is the extent to which different cultures value power or Continue reading...

Wherever we go and whatever we do, we are applying mathematics in our everyday life without even realizing that we are doing it. People have been using the principle of mathematics everyday for thousands of years. When someone buys vegetables in the market, constructs a house or travels by train, knowingly or unknowingly he applies simple mathematics. Here are some examples to show how mathematics finds application in everyday life.

Math in the kitchen

Consider a woman preparing cake in the kitchen by following instructions from a cookery book. The book presents the list of ingredients required for preparing a cake of weight Continue reading...

Political Science

In Getting the Majority to Vote: Practical Solutions to Re-Engage Citizens in Local Elections, published by the Columbia Institute Centre for Civic Governance, Norman Gludovatz argues that “Key barriers include an increase in cynicism towards politics, a growing sense of alienation and disconnection to community and social networks, the difficulty and complexity of obtaining political knowledge in municipal elections”. It may very well be Gludovatz’s maladies in local elections may as well apply in a long list of reasons why most Canadians fail to vote in elections. The main objective of the paper is to review and analyze Continue reading...

1. Caucus: a way to select candidates by group of selected electors
2. Primary: a way to select candidates through open election
3. Open Primary: a primary open to the general public regardless of party affiliation
4. Closed Primary: a primary only open to party members
5. Super Tuesday: the Tuesday in March of the election year when the largest number of states hold primaries
6. Convention: the political event where each party chooses their candidate for the Presidency
7. Party Platform: the overarching policy a party decides to support during the campaign
8. Single-member district: a legislative district Continue reading...