Mall management strategies | | | | |By : Prof. A. K. Sharma | |[pic] | |
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ABSTRACT: This paper is an exploration of the letter songs among the Mappilas of Kerala in the second half of the twentieth century. The letter songs are an indication of simultaneous deprivation and accumulation of power. On the one hand it displays a jealous guarding of boundaries‚ thus establishing the kernel of a capitalist economy‚ thus signaling a transformation from the earlier anti-capitalist ethic which characterized the community‚ and a newly acquired material prosperity. The locus
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Malls as we understand‚ is a form of organized retailing. They lend an ideal shopping experience with an amalgamation of product‚ service and entertainment‚ all under a common roof. Before going into the details of emergence of malls‚ let’s see how the Indian retail sector has evolved over the years and how the concepts of malls came into being. The era of rural retail industry could be categorized into two formats: weekly markets and village fairs. Primarily‚ weekly formats catered to the daily
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Original Article Journal of Retail and Leisure Property (2009) 8‚ 39–55; doi:10.1057/rlp.2008.25; published online 14 January 2009 Towards defining shopping centres and their management systems Michael Pitt1 and Zairul N Musa2 Correspondence: Zairul N. Musa‚ School of the Built Environment‚ Peter Jost Enterprise Centre‚ Byrom Street‚ Liverpool L3 3AF‚ UK. E-mail: Z.N.Musa@2007.ljmu.ac.uk 1is currently Professor of Facilities Management and School Head of Business Development at Liverpool
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Friday 21 July 11:45 12:15 Today I talked to Kaylee and Tanya and said that we are going to the Manukau Mall. We need to go for a long walk. The girls were both happy and they grabbed their gum boots. We arrived to Manukau city I asked them do you want to walk or sit in the stroller. Tanya said walk then Kaylee copied. I said Sia is going to put both of you in the stroller because we are in the car park when we get inside Sia will take both of you out of the stroller and you walk. Kaylee said hooray
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accompanied by a female. However‚ those that walked alone were mostly female. The shoppers walked comfortably though the Mall
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Tittle Are mobile phones changing social networks? A longitudinal study of core networks in Kerala Authors & year Antony Palackal‚ Paul Nyaga Mbatia‚ Dan-Bright Dzorgbo‚ Ricardo B. Duque‚ Marcus Antonius Ynalvez and Wesley M. Shrum Journal‚ Volume‚ number & page New media & society‚ Vol. 13‚ No. 3‚ Pp. 391–410 Population and sample The research is on mobile phones changing social networks at Kerala residents. Conducted analysis on attribute of social fabric and area of including professionals
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What I remember most is gazing up one last time at the magnificent sight Mall of America‚ hoping we’d be back soon. One of the greatest days i’ve ever had‚ happened to fall on a hot summer day‚ and my dad‚ my brother‚ and I had the long and exhausting drive from Wisconsin to Minnesota. The drive was a dreadful 4 and a half hours‚ including having to deal with my siblings the whole time. We finally arrived to Mall of America‚ but we faced another difficult challenge: finding a parking spot in the
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expansion of education in Kerala has helped to reduce social inequalities in educational attainment and contributed to greater social development? What kind of relationship can exist between the entitlement to education and the resulting intergenerational mobility among the socio-economic groups in Kerala? The study proposes to address the above issues by adopting a comparative study of the socio-economic groups (religious community) in the state of Kerala. Such a method becomes necessary
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The social movements as well as the spread of modern education gradually began to change the social structure of Kerala. If traditional education helped in preserving social conservatism‚ modern English education helped the dissemination of liberal ideas of equality‚ brotherhood‚ individualism‚ liberty‚ and dignity of the human person. The employment of the educated lower castes in schools and government services resulted in the breakdown of traditional values. Joint families got divided into smaller
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