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5-8). As John M. Bryson explains, we engage in strategic planning “… in the United States and elsewhere … to help public and nonprofit organizations create public value” (kindle file). Bryson furthermore explains, “ creating public value means producing enterprises, policies, programs, projects, services, or physical, technological, social, political, and cultural infrastructure that advance the public interest and the common good at a reasonable cost” (kindle file).…

point. Other ways words can be created are by “error”, “words can be adopted from another language”, “words are created’, “words can change by doing nothing”, and “words are created by adding or subtracting some”. [Lee A. Jacobs, A World of Ideas, Bryson, Where Words Come From, pg. 811-821]. Upon this theory comes a theory that describes the creation of all the languages in existence today. We can go as far as Latin. Latin was scholarly view of speaking and storing information in documents in…

Charismatic and distributive/democratic leadership differ vastly in a number of respects with each having its pros and cons. Hence, there is no singular leadership style that is effective in all situations. Rather, different situations call for different leadership styles. Charismatic Leadership Charisma, which was once seen as an inborn trait, is increasingly viewed as a function of followers’ perceptions (Howell, 1985, p179). A leader is charismatic only if followers perceive this leader to…

Patriarchy has been defined in a variety of ways, initially set out as a concept by Millett in 1970 (cited in Bryson, 1999), and later fully developed by Walby in Theorizing Patriarchy (1990). However, the concept was widely critiqued, and fell into dis-use, although it has been the subject of attempts to re-position it as an academic concept (e.g. Hunnicutt, 2009). This essay aims to discuss the prevalent accepted definition of patriarchy, and the criticisms made of it, before analysing more…

This plan should include defined steps and the EDs needs to explain to the board how these steps come together and taking this action will create a visualized picture of the plan in the minds of the members. Bryson (cited by Hu, Kapucu, & O'Byrne 2014) argue that strategic planning is extremely helpful in the decision- making process when the right steps are included in the plan that guides what an organization is, what it does, and why. It is essential for…

about how my brothers and I dealt with ours. One of my brothers would withdraw, another would yell and scream like my dad, and I simply wouldn’t deal at all. My other brother, Bryson, would tell you the problem to your face and finally he told me. “You just think you're better than everybody. You act like you’re perfect,” Bryson told me in an ensuing argument. But then I thought about what he said, and the words still rang in my head. Better. Perfect. They haunt me because I do not want to…

you would have harm brought to your eyes, or if you knocked someone’s tooth out your tooth would be knocked out as well. In the 21st century American justice system, “innocent until proven guilty” also came from 1 King, L. W., (2008) Bryson 2 Hammurabi’s code. The statement, which we believe is “innocent until proven guilty”,…

Semenya’s cousin stated, “We brought her up in a way that when people start to making fun of her, she shouldn't get upset” (Bryson, 2009). At this time in her life, Semenya was practicing the gender strategy of repudiation. As Chen (1999) says, repudiation is rejecting the idea that one needs to aspire to hegemonic femininity, and accepts that there are other ways to be fulfilled…

For centuries, people have wondered about the true identity of revered playwright and poet William Shakespeare. As the Shakespeare Authorship Question continues to garner interest around the globe, people of all professions, interests, and ages - from lawyers to school teachers - are questioning the authenticity of the William Shakespeare figure raised in Stratford upon Avon. For decades, researchers and scholars have tried various research methods and analyzed Shakespeare’s works countless…

people” (TKM 757). The angels receive their power from their superior ruler, proving that hierarchy and order are within bounds of Heaven. In The Tyranny of Heav’n; Bryson states “The Lord...is the King of Kings, who, when he has opened his sacred mouth, must alone be heard, before and above all men.” (The Tyranny of Heav’n 3). Bryson defends the argument that God is above all, including Kings and voice must be heard by all men, creating and backing the hierarchy of order. Additionally, Milton…