Political terms

sake of achieving only academic outcome, often, at any cost. As William Greenfield, referring to school Principals (1991) would put it: “it often is not clear what is right or wrong, or what one ought to do, or which perspective is right in moral terms.” There is what we may term a moral conflict. Therefore there is a necessity for School administrators to get proper training in order to deal with eventual conflicts. Ethical responsibilities of the leaders: School should be understood to be moral

sometimes public office can legitimately provide private benefits to politicians and bureaucrats. Thus, targeted ‘‘pork barrel’’ projects and special interest legislation are not corrupt. They result from the day-to-day operation of a representative political system. If a legislator works to pass a statute that is favored by his or her legal campaign donors, this is not corrupt even if it violates democratic ideals. Those who seek to discredit government across the board often put the ‘‘corruption’’ label

human factor that must be considered. (Late, wrongly delivered, damaged packages, lost packages, or even strikes). Moreover, their strategy of expansion to other countries may be threaded by changes in political alliances between the countries involved in the shipping process. Tariffs and other political barriers may be created as retaliation or protectionism to the national industry in the “receiving country”. Question 3: What are the benefits and disadvantages of having one network vs two? One network’s

Activity p.5 2) History p.7 3) Values p.7 II) Swot Analysis A) Internal analysis p.8 1) Ressources and capabilities p.8 2) Previous performance p.9 B) External analysis p.9 1) Political factors p.9 2) Economic factors p.10 3) Socio-cultural factors p.10 4) Technological factors p.10 5) Ecological factors p.10 6) Competitive factors (Porter’s Industry 5 forces) p.11 7) Sebs’ stock

institutions. 2nd: Regional integration requires formal but also informal arrangements agreements. The European Union has succeeded in institutionalizing formal way its states. However, this model of government is not possible in Latin America, where political systems are less developed. The real sources of power remain hidden and are often informal . Consequently, the impact of advertising and announcements of decisions by mutual agreement are generally overestimated and contributes to the disillusionment

resolved. -The judiciary has had to render a decision on almost every major controversy in American history. Ex: the rights of African-Americans and other minorities, the war powers of the president. Alexis de Tocqueville wrote that “scarcely any political question arises in the U.S. that is not resolved, sooner or later, into a judicial question.” -American lawyers are frequently disdained bec. they seem to be everywhere, whether or not they are needed. -America is the world’s leader in many types

of the same methodologies used in traditional social research, but because evaluation takes place within a political and organizational context, it requires group skills, management ability, political dexterity, sensitivity to multiple stakeholders and other skills that social research in general does not rely on as much. Here we introduce the idea of evaluation and some of the major terms and issues in the field. Definitions of Evaluation Probably the most frequently given definition is: Evaluation

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failed, it has supported poverty reduction and growth in some countries and prevented worse performance in others. They believe that many of the weaknesses of aid have more to do with donors than recipients, especially since much aid is given to political allies rather than to support development. They point to a range of successful countries that have received significant aid such as Botswana, Indonesia, Korea, and, more recently, Tanzania and Mozambique, along with successful initiatives such as

times. 3) Globalisation is linked to the growth of multinational and transnational corporations operating across borders. 4) People living in different parts of the world inter-connect with one another and share the same experience in terms of economic, political, environmental and cultural events. 5) Globalisation is controversial, a vexed issue, for some people it means a rise in living standards, whereas for other people it is a race to the bottom for the companies that outsource their production