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…, the Arabs have had a vast impact on the world, as it is today. According to Richard Eaton, "From the perspective of global history, perhaps the most significant theme of early Islam is the evolution of a relatively parochial Arab cult into a world civilization…

…Successful management relies on one's ability to adapt and react to changes in the surrounding environment, especially today where there are many more environmental factors than in the years past. Globalization, technological advances and an ever…

…Global Positioning System Global Positioning System or GPS is better known as "a satellite based radionavigational system developed and operated by the U.S. Department of Defense (DOD). Global positioning system permits land, sea, and airborne…

…Tara O'Connor Global Commodity Chains 'Analysis of world wide Commodity Chains in the global garment industry showing the way western consumers buying designer goods and women workers in the third world are linked' This write up…

…Perspectives on Global Telecommunications According to the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) and the 1996/97 World Telecommunications Development Report, it would take the gift of second sight and more to predict the course…

…E-COMMERCE: A GLOBAL OPPORTUNITY In a world brimming with the pressures of economic stabilization and financial gratification, companies must adopt the methodologies of e-commerce in order to attract growth and prosperity. E-commerce, defined…

…There are certain factors that must be taken into consideration when working with global and domestic markets. Technology plays a major role in domestic and global marketing. Business meetings can be held in a US office and confer with someone in Tokyo…

…The Global AIDS Crisis AIDS is a killer. Worldwide, AIDS killed almost 3 million people last year. That’s 8,000 people every day, 333 every hour, and 5 people every minute. Unfortunately that’s not where it ends. The AIDS epidemic is not getting any…

…oriented foreign policy. Truth be told Canada's wasn't entirely isolationist before, in fact it had almost always been an open economy dependent on international resource markets (McBride, 2003). Canada was in fact one of the first globalized nations…

…Those who adhere to the discourse of globalization argue that the emergence of a global culture is inevitable but the rise of national, religious and ethnic cultural movements which resist to the homogenizing influences of globalization makes this claim…