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Bangladesh - The Private Sector Role in Development
1) Is the private sector present in the electric sector? If so, since when? If not, was it ever present? Until when? What happened?
Bangladesh is considered to be one of the most energy-poor nations, with almost 38% of the nation’s population not having access to electricity. It is able to only partially meet the energy demands of the country, and since 2013, has been importing electricity from countries like India. The frequent power outages that occur in the country are blamed on the old grid infrastructure and poor administration.Electricity Continue reading...

Indeed, Euripides’Medea and Shakespeare’s The Tempest were written in two different eras in addition to the fact that the two writers were two different people. Yet, the two works seem to meet on certain grounds, exploring some common themes, and utilize the same motifs. Moreover, both plays were originally experienced through public stage performance. However, as expected, these two works are also different on, among other things, how they develop common motifs, how they seek to resolve central problems, as well as the implied or explicitly stated assumptions on human nature, functions of justice, public realm, duty Continue reading...

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This paper would like to investigate the impacts of wind farms and pylons in Ireland. Recent public outcry regarding the utilization of wind energy in Ireland has raised concerns whether the sustainability of wind energy is real or not. For the same reason, this paper will look into the advantages and disadvantages of wind farms and its related technology and infrastructure and examine the ethical issues associated with its operation.

Introduction

Wind farms and pylons are two of the most recognizable structures brought by energy production technologies. Wind farms harness the wind’s velocity and convert it into mechanical power. Continue reading...

Democracy between two types of government, parliamentary and presidential, differs in many ways. At the same time the word itself is interpreted by different regimes in different ways. Therefore analyzing which amongst the two is more democratic may prove to be difficult since democracy itself is quite relative. Even with this though, this paper is able to point the relatively more democratic by setting the definitive rules of what a democratic state’s characteristics are. With this, it may be concluded that the presidential form of government is relatively more democratic because it embodies participation, competition and liberty more Continue reading...

The books of 1 and 2 kings talks of how God rescued and delivered the Israelites by revealing his power. Compared to other books of the bible where such power is revealed through a group, the book of kings concentrates on individual persons. The people may be considered ordinary in the eyes of the reader, since most of their names are not mentioned. The first parts of the book are filled with chapters that reveal the transition of kingship from David to Solomon, who became the second king of Israel. The minor characters of the books reveal God’s Continue reading...

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Introduction
Humans are intelligent beings. They have adopted our environment to improve our lives. As they have gained knowledge, they have continually expanded the methods to tap the environment. As a result, the energies sources they have been using have been evolving and improving from stage to stage. First, it was fire and wood then coal. Thereafter, it was gas and oil. The latest stage is nuclear energy.
Nuclear energy has a set of features that no other known source of power can compete with. Nuclear energy can easily supply high demands with low operational cost and low gas Continue reading...

Adolf Hitler

I have chosen to write on the leadership skills of Adolf Hitler. Hitler rose to become the dictator of Germany and had the personality traits of an autocratic leader. He believed that only he had the vision, military and political knowhow and the determination to lead Germany to a glorious future. His self-confidence did have its limitations and he was strongly criticised as well as hated for this personality trait. Moreover, Hitler had a violent rage whenever someone even questioned his decisions. He did not bother to consult other individuals prior to making a decision and this finally led Continue reading...

There are various methods applied when charging a car battery. However, in the case of an automotive battery, it is automatically charged when the engine is turned on. A car battery is made up of lead plates and an electrolyte that stores voltage (Bertness, Kevin and Michael, 198). When the engine is turned on, an alternator attached to the engine and the battery, produces electric currents that are stored in the battery. Most alternators have an in-built regulator that determines the amount of voltage/charge a battery receives and stores. In any automotive engine, there is a serpentine belt that Continue reading...

The US and China are the world’s largest economies and military powers. They are also incidentally each other’s largest trading partners in spite of the political tension that exists between them. Although the trade relations between the countries are on a large scale and the economies are interdependent to a large extent, the two countries cannot be more different from each other. The Unites States of America is a capitalist democracy while China is a communist country. The US follows a bi-party system (not strictly bi-party as other parties and independents contest and get elected to office, Continue reading...

Source and utilization of power in a nursing environment

Leadership is the basis or plays a critical role in nursing, where a leadership needs to perform various duties such as training, motivation, communication, assessment, supervision, counseling, and conflict leadership. Among these personal, positional and coercive power are important. Personal power in terms of personal motivation and personal ability, used in leadership roles, helps in motivating other staffs and use of personal power in controlling some domains, like power of charisma, power of position, power of effective communication, and the power of influence to motivate others in giving their best in nursing practice .
Several sources of power are displayed Continue reading...

The Etruscans - the ancient tribes that inhabited in the 1st millennium BC. On the north-west of the peninsula - a region called the ancient Etruria (modern Tuscany). The Etruscans - the creators of civilization that preceded the Roman and was on her considerable influence. The origin of the Etruscans is unclear. Probably, the formation of the Etruscans was completed by the 8th century BC. Their influence in the 6th century BC spread almost the whole of Italy. But the period of Etruscan power was not long: the Greeks in 524 and 474 BC defeated them at Kum, putting Continue reading...

Any effective analysis of Chinese politics requires a basic understanding of factionalism. Factionalism here refers to its common understanding, in the study of government, of a group of individuals who are tied together by a common political purpose. Indeed, factionalism is now perhaps one of the most common means to explain how the Chinese political elite “organize themselves to carry out conflict, mobilize resources for the struggle,” bestow rewards on the winners, and impose punishments on the losers (Nathan). Reliance on a factionalism analysis was not always the case, however. Prior to the outbreak of the Great Proletarian Cultural Continue reading...

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Not all Ideas are Theories

This shows that in spite of the different viewpoints regarding theories and their different goals, none of them can manifest as a theory in the absence of ontology (what is knowable), epistemology (how knowledge is created and expanded), and axiology (the role of values in theory building). However, one may argue that theories like symbolic interactionism, narrative paradigm, and standpoint theory cannot be included within the above framework due to their leaning towards abstract ideas. Thus it would be pertinent to check whether symbolic interactionism contains the above three elements.

Symbolic Interactionism

First formulated by Blumer and known as social Continue reading...

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Is there an “elective dictatorship” in the UK?

Jones and Norton (2014, p. 256) states that the 1970s and the 1980s saw fomenting demands for political restructuring of the United Kingdom’s fundamental law. The mode of government seemed to be bogging down and performing below par; the United Kingdom was reeling from a serious economic crisis, labour and industrial disruptions, civil conflict in Northern Ireland, and domestic disturbances in cities such as Bristol and in Liverpool. Detractors of the UK Constitution proffered the position that the fundamental law needed to be retooled.
In the context of the UK, a coupling of sharp party Continue reading...

As an employee at my future workplace, I will obviously have great dreams and aspirations. I have dreams of progressively moving up the ladder and becoming one of the senior staff in the organization and perhaps even the leader at some point. However, I have realized that such progression need to be carefully planned for; otherwise, it might not come to fruition. One of the things that I have learnt is that I need to seize more power and authority at my workplace. It is only through this that I will become an extremely valuable employee who the management Continue reading...

Laws of thermodynamics:Energy is the ability to do work. In the universe, the energy exists in many forms like heat, light, etc. According to the first law of thermodynamics, energy cannot be created or destroyed. The amount of energy is conserved, and energy can only be converted into different forms. First law of thermodynamics is also termed as conservation of energy principle. (Kanoğlu, M., Çengel, A., & Dincer, I., 2012).
According to the second law of thermodynamics there exists thermodynamic variable called entropy, and entropy of an isolated system increases or remains constant with time. Entropy is the unavailable Continue reading...

The First World War was, without a doubt, one of mankind’s most wide-reaching and horrific conflicts in human history. Its legacy includes expanding the scope of warfare over several continents and disrupting the delicate balance of power that had existed in Europe for hundreds of years. In order to start such an incredibly widespread conflict, a variety of factors had to fall into place in order to bring about animosity between previously-peaceable countries such as France, Russia, Germany, Austria-Hungary and the United Kingdom, among others, many of which were simply the culmination of tensions which had been simmering Continue reading...

International Parity Conditions in Corporate Finance – Study of Theoretical Relationships

International Parity Conditions in Corporate Finance – Study of Theoretical Relationships

International Parity Conditions in Corporate Finance - An Introduction

Apart from factors like inflation and interest rates, there is another economic variable which is the critically most important determinant of the economic health and progress of every country. This is known as the exchange rate and its management. This rate plays a vital role in the free market economy all over the world by active influence on worldwide trade activity of every country.
In addition to the inflation and interest rate, an exchange rate is carefully watched, analyzed and mostly manipulated economic measure. The three economic variables identified Continue reading...

The Use of Electricity and Magnetism in Our future Transportation.

The discovery of electricity ranks among the most important discoveries in the history of modern humankind. Man has gone on to have such a huge dependence on electricity in all aspects of life, that it is sometimes difficult to imagine a world with no electricity. As the world continues to become even more industrialized and developed, this reliance can only continue to grow, and the benefit and value of electricity in our lives will gain more significance. Various theories of electricity have emerged over the years, with plenty of innovations resulting. Knowledge of magnetism has also been in the Continue reading...

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People and places differ. People from one society may tend to be extremely polite while people from another community exhibit blunt characteristics. Red may mean danger to one community, but signify death to another community. Still, other communities may regard the same color as symbol of luck. The point is that communities look at things differently, and cultures hold values, assumptions, understandings, and goals that are different from other cultures, and that is highly important business. Cultural diversity and related variances can influence the effectiveness of marketing methods and dictate the outcome of promotional activities. Here, this article assesses Continue reading...