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    Social attitudes to premarital sex have changed over time as has the prevalence of premarital sex in various societies. Social attitudes to premarital sex can include issues such as virginity‚ sexual morality‚ extramarital unplanned pregnancy‚ legitimacy besides other issues. Premarital sex may take place in a number of situations. For example‚ it may take place as casual sex‚ for example‚ with at least one participant seeking to experience sex; it may take place between a couple living together

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    such sources of tensions. 1. SEA states have largely been able to deal with ideological conflicts arising between two states‚ due to common interests to protect government legitimacy‚ thus ensuring stability in the region. * Presence of common ideological threat for both states threatened their government legitimacy‚ which was perceived by leaders of both states to be a pressing issue that they had to resolve * Thus‚ as they were willing to co-operate to remove the ideological threat to

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    Ericsson on the implementation of Corporate Ethics and the transformation within the corporations following the implementation of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002‚ looking at various ethic theories‚ such as stockholder theory‚ stakeholder theory‚ and legitimacy theory. Since the Sarbanes-Oxley Act‚ which was enacted in response to the Enron and WorldCom collapses and designed to restore confidence and maintain integrity in businesses. Companies are to disclose if they have a code of ethics. Under the

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    of government A legitimate state can be defined as “A state in which its citizens have little or no significant resistance to the public policy and leadership of the state in question due to the rightful/legitimate exercise of power.” This Legitimacy of state is often a hard term to apply to any form of government in the modern political world due to the very differing cultures between the western and eastern world. However the general consensus of many political leaders is democracy is the

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    directly consulted by the government on issues. The people themselves have the the choice and can influence the government. This can be achieved through referendums. One argument for the greater use of direct democracy is that is can increase legitimacy as the government is getting direct consent from the people through such methods such as referendums. Another reason is that if the government is spit on an issue it can hold a referendum for the people to choose‚ so the people have a direct

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    Introduction As the traditional theories indicate that the purpose of accounting is to inform the self-interested decision-taker to generate their wealth maximally and thereby guarantee the efficiency of the capital markets (Gray‚ Owens and Adams‚ 1996). However‚ nowadays‚ as the revolution of new technology‚ and high levels of accessibility of worldwide information for everyone‚ any tiny element from social and environmental aspects can have a major impact on the profitability of the company. Thereby

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    What is the Euro-Crisis? – Finding the gist 2. Does an “Optimal Solution” Exist? 3. EU Initiatives and Shortcomings 4. A Fiscal Federalist Solution? a. Fiscal Federalism b. Fiscal Federalist Structures as Remedy Facilitator & the Legitimacy Nexus 5. The Legitimacy Question Conclusion 2 Montesquieu Institute Den Haag – Masterclass Programme – Final Paper 31 Mai 2012 Introduction It has already been four and a half years since the financial crisis broke out in the United States and

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    the fact that the design lens is carefully planned step by step‚ there is a high rationality and therefore little scope for innovation and change. The design lens usually grants top management the leadership role in the strategy which shows a high legitimacy. Strategy as experience. The experience lens recognizes that future strategies of

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    this position makes good philosophical sense‚ it makes little political sense. In practice‚ societies choose either to validate or reject the legitimacy of certain acts. This article aims to overcome this problem by suggesting a new way of thinking about the way that ‘dirty hands’ and ‘lesser evil’ ethics work in practice through Ian Clark’s work on legitimacy. It argues that in particular cases actors evaluate between competing political‚ ethical and legal claims‚ Moral absolutism is not often

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    “This Offa‚ of the seed of Woden‚ transferred the bones of St. Alban to the monastery where they now are‚ which he himself had founded‚ and he gave to St Peter the tribute of one penny from every house in his kingdom for ever. This King ordered the head of St. Ethelbert to be cut off in the year 590. ” Offa‚ son of Thingfrith‚ became the ruler of Mercia having succeeded his predecessor Beornred in 757. He reigned for some thirty nine years between 757 and 796‚ achieving a great deal of things during

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