...The Right to Privacy Ramon Rubalcava Redlands University Abstract [The abstract should be one paragraph of between 150 and 250 words. It is not indented. Section titles, such as the word Abstract above, are not considered headings so they don’t use bold heading format. Instead, use the Section Title style. This style automatically starts your section on a new page, so you don’t have to add page breaks. Note that all of the styles for this template are available on the Home tab of the ribbon, in the Styles gallery.] Keywords: [Click here to add keywords.] The Right to Privacy In this new generation the right to privacy is getting lower by the minute due to all of the social media and new electronic devices being invented daily. The right to privacy should not even be a question everyone should have the right to privacy to a certain extent. The right to privacy is a recent creation of little consequence other than cultural custom. The right to privacy is a big part if not the biggest part of everyone’s freedom because if anyone can come into anyone’s house at any given time or listen to all their calls and read all their text people will feel unsafe and without any freedom; It will feel like a prions where everything is being monitor. Everyone likes their privacy even if they do not have anything to hide just knowing that whatever they do or where ever they go will be only known to them and those they chose to share it with making them feel in control of their life...
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...2011 Second International Conference on Intelligent System Design and Engineering Application 2012 International Conference on Intelligent Systems Design and Engineering Application A Social Network Analysis Platform for Organizational Risk Analysis - ORA Yin Qiuju, Chen Qingqing School of Management and Economics, Beijing Institute of Technology, 100081 c_yinqj@163.com Abstract—ORA(Organizational Risk Analyzer) is a dynamic network evaluation and analysis tools which developed by the center for Computational Analysis of Social and Organizational System(CASOS), Carnegie Mellon University. It can track the relevant index of the group, identify the style of location and contrast the relation among networks, groups and individuals from the perspective of dynamic network. ORA also can recognize the key members, groups and vulnerabilities of the network between different time points, basing on which, carry on the further analysis. Compare with other social network analysis platform, ORA can support multiple data input form, and can instantly show the dynamic change of the network. This paper introduces the structure and functions of ORA, moreover, uses it to analyze the structure of a terrorist network, in order to find out the weakness of the organization. problems and to take advantage of network strengths. According to different contexts and types of the data, need to detailed test and determined. ORA can be used to do a risk audit for the organization ...
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...Assessment 1 – Personal Social Media Audit Student Name: KA CHUN CHEUNG Student Number: S3276462 The 7 days diary recorded the social media and applications I have been used between 17 of March to 23 of March. There are few applications have high frequency that I using that, such as Facebook, Wechat, instagram, whatsapp and weibo. During 7 days period of recording, I discover that every morning after I wake up, I will spend some time on bed to go some social micro blog and network on the bed and the duration usually less that 30minutes. After that, I will use some mobile social apps like chatting tools such wechat, whatsapp during the day when I am free. The frequency that I use chatting tools actually is 24/7 standby, I will try to reply ASAP if I am still awake and not busy at that time, so the duration of use the chatting tools is short but frequency is high. When I look at the table, I was quite surprise, I find out actually I am quite addicted to the social networks. Since everyday I will check the social network media at least one time. I think this is because I want to catch up and knows what is going on in my friend circle. Such as Facebook, it was a good web that can look on others updates of statuses, photos, videos and profiles. It was an easy way and convenient way to interact and get connection with your friend circle. The microblog like weibo I found out that I use that a lot, it’s was a famous social microblogs in china just like twitter. It provides...
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...impact on them from a social, political, and economic perspective. During the late part of the 20th century, the International Monetary Fund and other organizations collaborated with countries that were struggling economically and offered financial assistance and the creation and implementation of policies. Globalization has had a significant impact on countries around the world; both positive and negative outcomes have resulted from various factors pertaining to globalization. Revolutions such as the Arab Spring uprisings have been influenced by aspects of globalization, such as the changing political sphere and the unstable economic market. Furthermore, the revolutions are more successful in contemporary times as opposed to fifty or one hundred years ago because globalization has provided the world with many comforts, such as the convenience individuals possess in the usage of technology—namely social networking websites. Therefore, it is important to analyze and examine the social, political, and economic changes that have been brought about by globalization, the changing global-politics, as well as social and economic issues that may have caused by or formed after military conflict. India and Vietnam are two countries that are quite similar in terms of GPD per capita rates, life expectancy, and other factors and are a perfect set of nations to examine and analyze in terms of the impact globalization has had on them from a political, economic, and social perspective. Hypothesis: ...
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...This paper is critically assess a range of future strategic directions of Accor Hotels Group, illustrating how competitive advantage can be achieved and consider suitable ways of implementing a change in strategic direction. Accor is the world’s leading hotel operator, has 45 years of experience. Its hotels spread over 92 countries with 4,400 hotels, the hotel brands from Luxury to budget – Sofitel, Pullman, MGallery, Novotel, Suite Novotel, Mercure, Adagio, ibis, all seasons/ibis Styles, Etap Hotel/Formule 1/ibis budget, hotel F1 and Motel 6. For future growth, Accor believes “…the foundations for future growth with the goal of becoming the hospitality industry’s global benchmark and providing customers with a unique, constantly renewed hotel experience.” (Annual report 2011 p.14) In order to meet the organization goal, Accor has formulated its future strategic directions “reinventing on its brands, strengthening the relationship with customers, global expansion, reinvent hotels sustainably, and developing people.” (Accor Annual report 2011 p.13) In 2011, Accor launched the project of modifying the existing economy brands – Ibis family. “A major project was launched for our economy brands, in partnership with our franchisees. Its purpose is to modernize and clarify our offer and make ibis the uncontested world leader in the economy segment… (Accor Annual Report 2011, p.3) As the global economy changing, some experience travelers may not consider luxury hotels but economy...
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...General assembly was an attempt to increase Palestinian leverage in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, but was instead condemned by many who viewed it as a futile and desperate effort to gain national recognition (Richter, p. 3). The bottomline here seems to be that Abbas made tenuous claims that fail to specify which parts of the Oslo Accord to which he refers or the means for which he plans to curtail Palestinian-Israeli cooperation (Ross, p. 8). When utilizing the state-level of analysis to provide insight to one’s foreign policy analysis, there are two kinds of factors that are examined: governmental and societal. We must also note that leaders and the way in which they lead are significant elements (Neack, p 93). In this specific case however, perhaps the most important factor of the state-level of analysis is the “domestic political process by which winners and losers are determined on any given foreign policy issue” (Neack, p. 112). Hagan’s model concerning different strategies used by political actors during this process also come into play when analyzing this case (Neack, p. 112). When reviewing Abbas’ announcement at the state-level of analysis, it is key to understand that the leader and his/her intentions play a large part in shaping foreign policy. In this particular case, the idea of public opinion is rather significant. It is not unknown that President Mahmoud Abbas of the Palestinian Authority is a rather unpopular political figure: “Mr. Abbas...has seen his popularity...
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...1 Introduction Conflict at the sub-national level can impede development, can jeopardize human security and can greatly slow the process of peace-building and nation building. The formal end to a conflict, however, does neither guarantee an improvement to the situation nor assure a steady path towards post-conflict development and reconciliation. As such, it is becoming increasingly important to study the nature of a peace process and the actual peace accord reached. Understanding the framework of a peace accord will demonstrate both the overt and underlying concerns of all parties involved in the conflict. And, the plan of implementation will reveal the degree to which each party is serious about their commitment to a negotiated peace agreement....
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...| | | | | | |Assignment on: | |CHT CONFLICT AND PEACE PROCESS | | | | | | | |[pic] | | | |DHAKA CITY COLLEGE ...
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...different sectors of the market (Reuters. 2011). For BoQ in particular, it was it’s adverse exposure to the ‘property market bust in the tourism hot spots’ that unfavourably affected its profitability (Johnston 2012). However, fortunately for the bank institutional investors were able to raise $284 million and pick 92% of the banks entitlements (Johnston 2012). This strong support can be seen as a direct result of the bank’s diverse CSR operations. The bank’s diversification into programs such as carbon pollution reducing activities for the environment and ‘Banking on our kids’ programs to raise money for hospital foundations greatly assist in aligning BoQ’s business sector operations with profound community values (Bank of Queensland). Analysis Increasing a bank’s capital reserve not only allows the company to absolve any underlying debt obligations by increasing...
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...Honda pestel analysis Political We facing difficulty with the actual production of ours cars e.g. a lot of countries and governments are cutting down the amount to cars on the road that release toxic gasses in the atmosphere. Which means we are affected politically by government legislation as a cut on amount of cars on the road would decrease the amount of demand for ours cars which will affect sales of the company. 1. Economical 2. Downturn in economy would lead to less demand for luxury vehicles. 3. Damage to major markets such as U.S and Britain could lead to decreasing in our annual profit on a yearly basis. 4. Social 5. Trends and fashions and methods of transport may change leading to a diversion from vehicle purchases. 6. Fashions and trends may also bringing change to Honda having to possibly alter things in their production e.g. size and price for theirs cars People may change their minds from wanting a speedy car to a small and economic one; speed limits may be abolished leading to Honda having to alter their production line again to suit the needs of the social. 7. Technological 8. Technologies are improving and competitors are reacting to it would mean Honda too would need an upgrade in theirs production of this would be production the environmental friendly cars in order to stay in the market Legal – (How the Trend Helps or Hinders the...
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...discussion/explanation. 3. Illustrate/draw/design a matrix if necessary. A. The Philippine educational system is currently undergoing curricular changes through the implementation of the K - 12 curriculums. In relation to this, make a thorough discussion about the education reform by answering the following question: 1. Discuss different perspective surrounding the implementation of the said curriculum including the Washington and Bologna accords. The first and foremost perspective that surrounds the implementation of the K to 12 programs is that to provide every Filipino child with education he/she needs to...
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...individual freedom and society order. Upon the problems of individual versus community and personal freedom versus social order, the pioneer philosophers mainly think and answer it in tow basic ways. One part of philosophers and thinkers emphasize wholeness, inevitability and divinity and advocate that the whole is more important than the part; the society is more important than the individual. Another part of philosophers view the issue at opposite angle. Why do individual and society, individual freedom and social order stay in opposition to each other? On the one hand, the reason is that any person has irrational component inside him; the rational component registers as being controlled and is inclined to be in order; the irrational component registers as being impulsive and is inclined to the diversity. One the other, the individual freedom requires the equality, but the maintenance of the social order would sacrifice some individuals’ freedom without a doubt. It seems to me that the equality among the persons refers to being equally protected by law; it is the equality upon the obligation and right. It is not the unconditional equality and freedom in nature. In abstract term, the individual and the society are indispensable; the individual is a part of society, the society is made up by the individuals. The individual freedom cannot be protected without the social order; the...
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...Is Basel III a better support to Islamic banks than Basel II? International Interdisciplinary Conference On Changes, Challenges and Consequences In Commerce, Engineering, Technology and Social Science. Institute of Business Management and Research, Chakan & Choice Institute of Management Studies and Research, pune, 15th March, 2014. Dr. Atmaram palnitkar Research Guide& Principal of Dayanand College OF Commerce, Latur. palnitkarav@rediffmail.com&9423347478 Abdul-Jabbar Qasem Ali Al-badaani Research Scholar of Com and Magt Sci, SRTM University, Nanded. Amaf3600@gmail.com&7709670130 ------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------- ABSTRACT Banking activities involve many risks calculated and otherwise. Banks have to take appropriate measures and require management of their capital and credit and implementation procedures in keeping with the best international practices, to mitigate potential losses and avoid projected pitfalls. In view of the recent financial crisis, due to wrong management or improper implementation as well as the collapse of large economies has had a cascading effect all round the world in the form of collapses of famous institutions and banks, and thus arose a decision to have a better financial control in the form of Basel I to be later followed by Basel II and Basel III. Thus a new culture in financial controls and risk management has arisen to safeguard the banking...
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...5 FORCES ANALYSIS The economic structure of an industry is not an accident. Its complexities are the result of long-term social trends and economic forces. But its effects on you as a business manager are immediate because it determines the competitive rules and strategies you are likely to use. Learning about that structure will provide essential insight for your business strategy. Michael Porter has identified five forces that are widely used to assess the structure of any industry. Porter’s five forces are the: In a simple word, we can define that the Threat of new competition is a profitable markets that yield high returns will attract new firms. This results in many new entrants, which eventually will decrease profitability for all firms in the industry. Unless the entry of new firms can be blocked by incumbents, the abnormal profit rate will tend towards zero (perfect competition). Threat of substitute products or services is the existence of products outside of the realm of the common product boundaries increases the propensity of customers to switch to alternatives. Note that this should not be confused with competitors' similar products but entirely different ones instead. Bargaining power of customers (buyers) is the bargaining power of customers is also described as the market of outputs: the ability of customers to put the firm under pressure, which also affects the customer's sensitivity to price changes. Bargaining power of suppliers is the bargaining power...
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...led to the immensely destructive 1994 genocide of the Tutsi people as well as Hutu people perceived to be Tutsi sympathizers and supporters. The 1994 Rwandan Genocide, executed mainly by Hutu powers, resulted in approximately 10,000 deaths for 100 days which is the highest rate of killing seen throughout any known act in history (Cohen, J). Within the time period of the communal existence of the Hutus and the Tutsis, political struggle, rivalry, colonization, and civil war were all factors that assisted in leading to the tension that finally erupted into a brutal act of genocidal violence against all Tutsi people. Close examination and analysis of the civil war which occurred during 1990-1993 between the Hutus and the Tutsis, will be elaborated extensively to assist in accounting for the eruption of the genocide. Through a close, detailed analysis of the political, ethnic and socio-economic factors that led to Rwandan Civil war, a close connection between the civil war and the genocide can be established. The conflicts and factors that led to the occurrence of the 1990 Rwandan civil war intensified and shifted to the 1994 genocide; it can be inferred that the civil war played an immense role in leading to the historic 1994 Rwandan genocide. The civil war in Rwanda had officially begun...
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