Essays On Politics

In essence, the British political system’s legislative section is Parliament. An asymmetrical bicameral system exists comprising of two unequal bodies, the House of Commons and the House of Lords. The more powerful of the two is the House of Commons which operates primarily for purposes including representation, legislation, scrutiny and influencing the executive, debating on […]

Societies have always planned, however, it was not until the Town and Country Planning Act (1947), that the planning system in England, really came in to being. This Act was the first major piece of legislation that gave the system a framework, making all development subject to planning permission (Nix et al, 1999). The system […]

China’s population and culture have been important since the establishment of the People’s Republic of China (PRC) in 1949. Initially, China had a population of 540 million which increased to 1.16 billion by July 1990, representing about 22% of the world’s population (Chen, 1995). Nevertheless, due to uneven distribution and unfavorable population characteristics coupled with […]

Following the 9/11 terrorist attack, America’s perception of security and trust, both domestically and internationally, was re-evaluated. President Bush, also known as the Commander in Chief, demonstrated a firm dedication to safeguarding our liberty in the United States and thwarting terrorists from undermining it. In response to the terrorist attack, he established the Department of […]

In the late 1990s, expectations from global clients and international opportunities for development were prompting a signal of greater level of global strategy in KPMG. After Colin Sharman’s took over in 1997, the new chairman perceived the needs to develop such new strategy. Because at that point of time, KPMG had already established its business […]

The external environment of a business affects all its decision. Changes in the business environment of businesses create both opportunities and constraints for the business. They stem from various sources including economic, social, technological, legal and political factors. Different firms will be affected by different factors, but all will be subject to economic changes.Markets and […]

When the Nazi Party came to power in 1933 it had two main aims – to solve unemployment, and to make Germany as strong an economic and military power as possible, so that the humiliating and devastating defeat of the First World War could never happen again. In order to do this, several areas had […]

Recently, the speeches given by Mr. Deepak Mohanty, Executive Director of the RBI, have been outstanding. In his speeches, he discusses economic issues in India and provides insights into RBI’s monetary framework. Specifically, his recent speech focuses on reviewing the Indian economy’s performance in each framework, with a focus on the pre-monetary targeting period from […]

The International Organization for Standardization (ISO) is the largest and most renowned organization tasked with developing and publishing internationally accepted standards. With a collaboration of 157 member bodies, international liaisons, regional cooperation, and partner organizations, ISO is a leading platform for producing globally relevant industrial standards (“ISO”, 2008). Originating in 1946 with a meeting in […]

As a result, industrial managers are expected to understand the value of finding the right materials to promote the health and safety of employees, organizations are required to establish environmental safety and health management sustain, which is charged with the responsibility of planning the company’s policy and strategies for risk management. In these standards organizations […]

The focal point of this paper is to establish functional familiarity with terms of Federalism, Intergovernmental Relations, and Intergovernmental Management, in a specific case setting. This specific case is the case of Crosby V. National Foreign Trade Council (99-474) 530 U. S. 363 (2000) 181 F. 3d 38, Affirmed. Crosby, Secretary of Administration and Finance […]

Researchers and scholars Hague, Harrop & Breslin (1994) make the argument that politics and interest cannot be separated. Indeed, one finds this to be accurate to a very large extent, since politics is based on the attempt to make decisions in the interest of the people being governed in a particular state (2004, p. 100). […]

The past decade has witnessed the systematic reduction of barriers to the free flow of goods, services, and capital across national borders. While these changes have facilitated faster economic growth and greater prosperity, they also pose new challenges. Developed and developing countries alike are now more exposed to dramatic shifts in their external position brought […]

There are various interpretations of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) by different people and organizations. According to Mallen Baker’s definition in 2006, CSR refers to the handling of business operations to create a beneficial societal impact. The core of CSR involves the manner in which businesses fulfill their societal obligations in relation to their social, economic, […]

Introduction of managerialism brought significant changes to the policy structure, even in public areas like the police and prison system. In the realm of crime control, there has been a shift away from welfarism and towards an ethos of crime management, with a focus on managing crime rather than addressing its root causes (Kernshall & […]

The movement puts a significant emphasis on addressing the debt crisis that emerged in the 1980s, coinciding with Japan’s economic stagnation and other newly industrialized nations facing trade imbalances and increasing debts. (Shipman, Alan 2002) The debt crisis in many LDC’s (less developed countries) is often attributed to bad management by the government. However, the […]

They are known for having good customer relations as they have a good refund policy. As a lot of jobs have had to be cut Marks and Spencer’s employees do not feel secure in their jobs, and so they may not be motivated to work hard. As Maslow’s hierarchy (appendix 3) shows, employees need security […]

The process of sustainable transport planning consists of four stages, each focusing on different aspects of the tourism industry. Stage two involves evaluating existing land use and potential tourist developments based on sustainability indicators. To encourage eco-friendly transportation options, foot and bike accessibility are prioritized over car parking provisions for new attractions. In stage three, […]

Corporate societal duty (CSR), also known as corporate scruples, corporate citizenship, societal public presentation, or sustainable responsible business/responsible business, is a form of corporate self-regulation integrated into a concern theoretical account. Holmes and Watts (1999) provided a definition of CSR as the ongoing commitment by concern to behave ethically and contribute to economic development while […]

Hong Kong aims to become Asia’s World City by blending its colonial history with its Chinese roots. The city’s remarkable fusion of Eastern and Western influences is evident in its cultural infrastructure, which includes well-planned and preserved performance venues, museums, and heritage sites. However, the lack of a comprehensive cultural policy and unified vision for […]

Introduction A macro position on wellness policy issues can be helpful to place how jobs become policy issues and how these issues result in the creative activity of wellness attention policy. The ignored epidemic of Chronic Disease besides known as non- catching diseases are a controversial issue that needs to be addressed in the universe. […]

The Reserve Bank of India ( RBI ) is India’s cardinal bank or ‘the bank of the bankers’ . It was established on April 1. 1935 in conformity with the commissariats of the Reserve Bank of India Act. 1934. The Central Office of the RBI. ab initio set up at Kolkata. is at Mumbai. The […]