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their ability to abuse free culture. The story illustrates the value of free culture and how it is not always fair culture. Intrarelationship between intellectual property rights and other freedoms, Linda’s failure to be recognized and remunerated in tern prevented him and his family from living the lives they…

1. Reciprocity Relates to the perception that by doing what is requested one will get something in return. It is universally expected that when you provide someone anything he/she will return a favor; this can amount on occasions to just verbal appreciation or gratitude. During this process, the receiving party can be said to ‘owe’ the provider a favor of some sort, therefore the provider has a measure of temporary clout over the receiving party. However, if the provider indicates that is…

We need to use hemp based materials instead of tree based materials because hemp bast metals are stronger than tree based materials. We use the dumbest possible way to make paper, trees are made up of only 30% cellulose. The rest of the tree has to be removed using toxic chemicals and bleach, until the cellulose can be formed into paper. Where as hemp is 85% cellulose due to this, hemp makes a stronger paper without the need for toxic chemicals or bleach. It would be incredibly stupid for humans…

By using athletes in their commercials that can be viewed as regular people Nike is able to relate more to a common audience. Every day people view Nike advertisements as what the pros use and in tern feel that they need Nike products as well. The catchphrase “Let’s Go “generates ambition in individuals. No matter what the sport, Nike portrays every athlete as working hard to be the best that they can be. The appeal to such an emotion is why the…

Langston Hughes and Countee Cullen were both very influential people during the Harlem Renaissance. Throughout almost all of their writings on this subject they have had conflicting views and they have given contradicting advice to African-American writers and poets. They both have their own ideas on gaining success in America through poetry. Countee Cullen gives his advice through the preface in Caroling Dusk and he advises that since these black have grown up in the English culture they don’t…

Aboriginal people come and teach the history of the area to school classes there (Pryor and McDonald, 2010). Not only would this give young Aboriginal people a better understanding of their culture but would also help young white people understand and in tern hopefully respect Aboriginal culture. Boori gives many other options such as this and although hearing the same thing over and over during the book can get repetitive, the message is clear that he believes knowledge and understanding on…

“The Leadership Journey” The Leadership Journey is about a man who took over as chief executive of Blue Cross of California in 1986. It is about his journey of how he transformed the company from being the worst performing Blue Cross plans across the country to being a successful company. In this article it talks about how he used multiple leadership styles to build this company to be as successful as it today bringing $16 billion dollars of revenue and being consistently profitable since 1989.…

Child Labor and Global Economy by Hugo Merino Introduction Multinational companies use developing countries to produce their products. In order to decrease production cost, global companies may decide to outsource their production to developing countries where in some cases, child labor is used. Economic globalization, global governance and international laws are critical factors that affect the use of child labor in countries such as India, Bangladesh and China (Fors, 2014). Using 5 different…

The four Philosophies of Punishment (1) Retribution: It is a hypothesis of equity that considers proportionate punishment an adequate reaction to wrongdoing. This retribution theory essentially fit the ethical gravity of a wrongdoing committed and, to a lesser degree, the qualities of the guilty party. Furthermore, it is utilized as the premise for discipline which includes compulsory sentencing strategies and sentencing rules frameworks. These disciplines are a social articulation of the…

A teacher sits in front of their school board. 6 months ago they were evaluated because there were complaints from students that the teacher was bad. The past few months the school has been trying to help the teacher out with daily planning and giving them a mentor. It seems like whatever they do the teacher just does not get better. Now the teacher must own up to their poor review and get fired. But why weren’t they fired earlier? Why have they been in a classroom environment hindering students…