Foundation of International Commercial Arbitrations Shaimaa Nasr Eldin ESLSCA Business School International Business law Foundation of the International Commercial Arbitrations Abstract. This paper analyzes the foundation of the international commercial arbitration, as a phenomenon widely used by most of the corporations among the world as a dispute settlement mechanism. You will see that it is one of many possible procedures for the settlement of disputes in regard to economic transactions.
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com Abstract There is a growing worldwide concern over corruption at the present time. The increasing public interest and concern over corruption have resulted in a large amount of scholarly research on the subject. The concept of economic rent is important in corruption. In Pakistan, the corruption is deep rooted and has many dimensions. There are several causes and remedies for the public policy makers to root out corruption in Pakistan. Key Words: Corruption, Economic rent, Developmental
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for the acts of another as long as there is no knowledge or contribution towards a violation, the law clearly states, "one who, with knowledge of the infringing activity, induces, causes or materially contributes to the infringing conduct of another, may be held liable as a 'contributory' infringer." This is to say that if such party was providing individuals with the ability to violate copyright laws and they were fully aware that such activity could take place they are equally responsible for the
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Canada, A Cultural Analysis Abstract Canada is a beautiful country that is adjacent to the United States of America. There are many resemblances between Canadian culture and American culture. It is also common for Canadians to expect great communications in the workplace and friendliness. It is valued to be respectful of others ethical background as well. It is also standard to see similarities in basic hand shake as a cultural behavior to mean many things. In a business environment in Canada
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sectors, they are; public sector, private sector, voluntary and not-for-profit businesses. Businesses make profit as they are in charge of their own internal and external costs. This business could either be as small as a corner shop, or as large as Tesco. Public sector businesses are owned and controlled by the government. These businesses don’t have to make profit, but this is always monitored so they can control how they spend their money. Tesco is a business that is in the private sector and also
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schools vs. Public schools Charter vs. Public Schools Stan Rodrigues Warner Pacific College Abstract I have chosen to write about the differences between charter schools and the public education system. I have been working in the education field for the last eight years. I personally grew up attending private schools until halfway through my freshman year when my parents moved me to Oregon, at which point I began public high school. I immediately began to notice differences. Private schools taught
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Assignment 1: Public Personnel Today Kenan W. Carioti July 22, 2012 Public Personnel Management – PAD530 Dr. Angelique Goliday Abstract This paper analyzes and explains four critical trends affecting the growth of public personnel today, analyzes and evaluates four strategies needed to create a diversified workforce, and describes four strategies the government must address to sustain union membership and representation among public employees. Public personnel are
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confront it. Causes Healthcare disparities are references to the differences that exist
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delivery experience, initiatives toward a national health care program have failed to make significant inroads. However, social, political, and economic forces have led to certain compromises, as seen in the creation of Medicare, Medicaid, and other public programs to extend health insurance to certain defined groups of people. Could major social or economic shifts eventually usher in a
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The law of Supporting Knowledge-Based firms and Commercialization The present report tries to provide a summary of the mentioned law. The law was approved by parliament in November 2010. Important events related to knowledge-based firms law are summarized as table below: Activity | Date | Preparing the bill of law in vice presidency for science and technology | January, 2008 | Approval of the law in parliament | November, 2010 | Approval of the "Implementing Regulations" by the government
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