Go to Database Directory || Go to Bibliography Reproduced with permission of 17 Journal of Law and Commerce (1998) 343-353 CISG: From the Perspective of the Practitioner V. Susanne Cook Introduction I. Comparing Some Key Provisions of CISG to the Uniform Commercial Code A. The Statute of Frauds B. Warranty disclaimers C. The battle of the forms II. On Opting into and out of CISG A. Advantages B. Disadvantages C. Opting into CISG III. Conclusion Introduction Like it or
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The Study of Ikea’s Business Strategy Price and promotion Ikea is not only a furnishings market brand‚ but also a furniture brand. Through a series of operations‚ in people ’s eyes‚ Ikea is not simply a purchase house ware places‚ it represents a way of life. In our mind‚ Ikea ’s success not only depends on its integration of the trade‚ logistics‚ but it used to integrate the core idea of trade‚ logistics-lifestyle (Margonelli‚ Lisa 2002). As we said before: using Ikea’s products is just like
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Introduction: Corporate Social Responsibility is a management concept whereby companies integrate social and environmental concerns in their business operations and interactions with their stakeholders. CSR is generally understood as being the way through which a company achieves a balance of economic‚ environmental and social imperatives (“Triple-Bottom-Line- Approach”)‚ while at the same time addressing the expectations of shareholders and stakeholders. In this sense it is important to draw a
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Case Sustainability Initiative at Roche Table of Contents Introduction 3 Sustainable development: the triple bottom line 3 Economic‚ social and environmental responsibility 3 Social responsibility: the key elements 5 Corporate Responsibility Innovation at Roche 5 What is corporate responsibility? 5 Corporate responsibility according to the Roche corporate brochure 6 Target of responsibility as reflected in reported organizational structures‚ policies and practices. 7 Gaining competitive
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Is consumer culture destroying cultural difference around the World? In recent global affairs it appears there’s no question that any sombre theory in contemporary society cannot ignore the importance of consumption. The World Wide Web is an emblematic example of how the global society has accessed the modern world (Ritzer‚ 2001). Globalisation had been described as the “worldwide diffusion of practices‚ expansion of relations across continents‚ organisation of social life on a global scale
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Pakistan showed far more resilience to the global financial crisis than did many other developed and developing countries by maintaining positive GDP growth throughout. In 2008/09‚ GDP growth was negative in the world as a whole. Arshia Amiri & Ulf-G Gerdtham (2012) “GRANGER CAUSALITY BETWEEN EXPORTS‚ IMPORTS AND GDP IN FRANCE: EVIDANCE FROM USING GEOSTATISTICAL MODELS” This paper introduces a new way of investigating linear and nonlinear Granger causality between exports‚ imports and economic
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WATERGY: A Water and Energy Conservation Model for Federal Facilities By Dr. Sharon deMonsabert‚ P.E. Associate Professor‚ Urban Systems Engineering George Mason University Fairfax‚ VA 22030-4444 Phone: 703-993-1747 Fax: 703-993-1706 Barry L. Liner Consultant - Management Practice Water Research Center (WRc inc.) 7700 Leesburg Pike‚ Suite 400 Falls Church‚ VA 22043 Phone: 703-918-9573 Fax: 703-749-7962 Presented At CONSERV’96 Orlando‚ Florida January 6‚ 1996 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS: The
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1. Introduction Textile and clothing‚ as the resources of clothes‚ are regarded as the second skin of human body and the first element of our life. In addition‚ they have a significant influence on human health and security. Therefore‚ the pollution of textile products should draw widespread attention. Recently‚ several developed countries have announced relevant textile environmentally-friendly standards and have strictly controlled the contents of harmful substances in the clothes. Not only have
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Scorecard in the innovation economy"‚ Journal of Intellectual Capital‚ (7) Iss: 1 pp Speckbacher‚ G.‚ Bischof‚ J.‚ Pfeiffer‚ T. (2003)‚ "A descriptive analysis on the implementation of balanced scorecards in German-speaking countries"‚ Management Johanson‚ Ulf. Skoog‚ Matt. Backlund‚ Andreas. Almqvist‚ Roland (2006) "Balancing dilemmas of the balanced scorecard"‚ Accounting‚ Auditing & Accountability Journal‚ Vol
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homogenization thesis‚ consumers often appropriate the meanings of global brands to their own ends‚ creatively adding new cultural associations‚ dropping incompatible ones‚ and transforming others to fit into local cultural and lifestyle pattems (Hannerz 1996; Miller 1998a). From this perspective‚ the interjection of global brands into
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