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…in sales figure from 1998 to 1999 could be attributed to the global economic crisis in which World Bank (1998) had predicted that “developing countries will be hardest hit by the economic and social costs of global slowdown in 1998-2000”. In year 2000 however…

…was fair? Conventional ideas about world government, which typically picture it in the form of a global parliament passing universal laws in order to create an identikit legal framework for all world citizens, suffer from three severe problems. Firstly…

…all which was fair? Conventional ideas about world government, which typically picture it in the form of a global parliament passing universal laws in order to create an identikit legal framework for all world citizens, suffer from three severe…

…of letting the smoke from factories and plants from all over America drift off into the air with no worries has backfired greatly on the world. Emissions let off in that time have attributed to large scale and unnatural global warming (Powers 11). Those same…

…' by J.P.Barlow and 'Taming the Web' by C.C.Mann. In relations to Barlow's article, he purports that the Net is uncontrollable by man. This is clearly evident in the following quote taken from Barlow's article which states that 'I declare the global social space we…

…·Modular programming ·Object-oriented programming Unstructured programming creates small programs made up completely of a "main program" which contains a sequence of commands (or statements) which modify data that is shared with everyone (it is global…

…by 2 billion tonnes per year, minimising the global warming effect on the atmosphere. Carbon dioxide is responsible for half of man made gases contributing to the Greenhouse Effect, and has sparked action from the UN Intergovernment Panel on Climate Change…

…from burning fossil fuels. If global temperature rises as projected, seal levels would rise by several meters, causing widespread flooding. Inland global warming could cause droughts and disrupt agriculture. We as humans consume much more natural…

…global, national, regional, and local strategies that will ensure success from every market. It will require development of a solid competitive strategy. Dessler best describes how to formulate a competitive strategy. He states, "To formulate a competitive…

…to national security, the safety of innocent civilians, and the foundations of democratic societies throughout the world (1997 Global Terrorism: NP). Most of the Islamic world views the West, especially the United States, as the foremost corrupting influence…