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    Jpl -Swot Analysis

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    so we decided to change the channel of advertisement whereby previously we used television to promote our product‚ now we are planning to use more effective method such as using the internet which is more cheaper and effective to capture the middle east customers since they are technological advance. Whereas for the local customers we are using outdoor advertising sometimes called poster advertising where it can be seen in the street by the passer-by which is more effective to the India environment

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    Asian Business Environment

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    Definition: Difference between French & Asian (different perception) ASIAN ECONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS/ Indicators and Landscapes: * East Asia has the world largest regional market * Of almost 2 billion populations (plus India’s 1.2 billion) * It is many times bigger than the EU’s 453‚3 million and NAFTA’s 420 million population. * East Asia has been the 1960s the fastest growing region in the world * Over the last two decades the region has an average annual

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    Michael Mott Cramer PS 205 Nov. 21. 2012 Should the United States use a Preemptive strike on Iran? Iran has been trying to develop a nuclear program for some time now‚ and the United States has repeatedly told Iran that they cannot do that. If Iran refuses to comply with the United States‚ should the United States use a Preemptive strike on Iran? There are three options for the US‚ a preemptive strike on Iran‚ living with a nuclear Iran‚ or negotiate a deal so they can have a nuclear

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    The Rise Of The Wall

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    ‘’The Wall was brought down‚ not by Washington or Moscow‚but courageous people from the east.’’ -Gerhard Schroder At the end of World War ll the United States and the Soviet Union worked together to conquer Germany‚ Italy and Japan. The united countries had enormous amounts of power‚ which earned them the nickname ‘’Superpowers." Rivalry grew stronger and stronger between countries and this was caused by opponent’s

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    Chinese Inventions

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    Great inventions from the East. Although not many people know‚ perhaps more than half of the inventions and discoveries which the modern world relies on were originated from East Asia. The East Asian culture has contributed to our world civilization achievements in the fields of agriculture‚ shipping‚ astronomy‚ printing‚ paper money‚ oil‚ martial arts‚ ammunition and mathematics. These inventions were essential blocks in the building of the world as we know today. Therefore‚ this museum report

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    Ghosts from the Past: Colonial Legacy and the Middle East A century ago‚ the British Diplomat Sir Marks Sykes‚ pointing to a map in front of him‚ is said to have remarked‚ “I should like to draw a line from the ‘e’ in Acre to the last “’k’ in Kirkuk.” This seemingly uncomplicated straight line on the map would be the line in the sand along which the then colonial powers of France and Britain would decide to partition the Ottoman Empire among themselves after its fall. Most of the territory to the

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    21st century will be chaotic. One reasons why is because of the fight for control of resources. The world seems to always be in some kind of transition‚ especially in the Middle East. These countries own the oil but the rest of the world needs the oil. When the world figures out how to live without the oil in Middle East region‚ it will help ease a lot of the chaos in the region. There seems to be some kind of conflict between these countries constantly. The second reason is the cultural differences

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    Change over Time

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    I may not have included all regions for each theme – just the most commonly chosen regions. Interaction: ( A comparison of TWO regions) Middle East and South Asia How South Asia affected the Middle East: Introduced Arab sailors to Hindi numerals and other mathematical concepts which allowed Arabs to develop Algebra. How The Middle East affected South Asia : Introduction of Islam (700’s – 800’s) into South Asia alters the nature and fabric of Indian society – Muslims intermarry

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    Ostpolitik

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    1 "Ostpolitik as a source of intra-bloc tensions" by Dr. Oliver Bange‚ Mannheim University (Project "Ostpolitik and Détente") [Ostpolitik caused friction on a number of different levels – it sparked tensions within Willy Brand’s party‚ the SPD‚ parliament‚ the coalition cabinet‚ tensions with the Western allies‚ and even within the Eastern bloc. It is the latter two that this paper is devoted‚ arranging documents from various national archives around nine distinct but interconnected arguments

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    Revolutions of the New Middle East Marc Lynch defines the 2011 Arab uprisings as “an exceptionally rapid‚ intense‚ and nearly simultaneous explosions of popular protest across an Arab world united by shared transnational media and bound by a common identity” (Lynch‚ 9). In his book The Arab Uprising: The Unfinished Revolutions of the New Middle East‚ he sets out to put the events of the Arab uprising into perspective and to create a guide for the new Middle East. He does so pragmatically and

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