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Entry of Western Multinationals into Asia

In the "Tale of Two Cities", it can be argued that globalisation and subsequent entry of Western multinationals into Southeast Asia have benefited the local communities by enhancing the economic growth, reinforcing the growth of [...]

Liberian Women’s Movement

The themes raised in the documentary are the agreement between people of different religions, the achievement of mutual understanding in the situation of an aggressive and uncontrolled conflict, the ability of love to defeat rage, [...]

Solomon Guggenheim Museum

The ability of Wright to create a structure where different manifestations of form and function are intertwined makes this building an architectural icon.

The Flaw by David Sington Documentary

In the documentary, Sington narrates about the events that led to the global financial crisis experienced in the year 2008. Based on this, I believe that it is important to analyze the root causes of [...]

How to Stop Internet Crime?

While discussing the evolution of the cyberspace and providing the techniques to protect users from the Internet crimes, Hallam-Baker focuses his attention on the idea that the Internet should be strengthened with references to the [...]

How to Be Your Own Customer?

The main purpose of the article is to address the importance of a customer in the performance of a company. The key question Hashemi sought to address is the importance of focusing on the importance [...]

Hamartiology as a Problem of Evil

Moral evil, which is ultimately the cause of natural evil, can be traced to the beginning of creation when Adam and Eve defied God's explicit directive not to eat fruits from the tree at the [...]

Swan Lake Choreographed by Matthew Bourne

The first meeting of the Prince and the Swan gives new insights into the story of great love. It is necessary to note that the choreography of the excerpt is sophisticated and appealing.

English Composition Course Design

In today's English composition course, the goals are to "acquire basic professional skills in writing, editing, and proofreading, to learn the fundamentals of linguistics, and to gain a thorough knowledge of literature written in English".

Social Inequalities in HBO’s “The Wire”

Using examples of D'Angelo's communication with his followers the paper demonstrates that the inequalities of the inner-city Baltimore showed in The Wire are deeply rooted in the minds of the representatives of lower class who [...]

The Civil Society Rise in Cambodia

The NGO Forum in Cambodia reveals that the principal aims of the existence of the civil society in the country are provision of policy advices, delivery of services, advocacy, facilitation of dialogues, and promotion of [...]