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Examines the industry's sale of unsafe products. Criminal justice standpoint using John Rawls' theory of distributive justice. Discusses the 1997 national tobacco settlement that mandated the tobacco firms make payment to settle a series of lawsuits that labeled the big tobacco companies as outlaw businesses. Conflict between corporate and public interests.

This research examines the tobacco industry's history of producing and selling unsafe products from the standpoint of criminal justice. Using primaril... more

This research examines the tobacco industry's history of producing and selling unsafe products from the standpoint of criminal justice. Using primarily John Rawls's theory of distributive justice as the theoretical basis, the research will set forth the context in which "big tobacco" engaged in the national tobacco settlement and then discuss how Rawls's theory helps explain the behavior of the industry before and after that key case was closed. The so-called master settlement of June 20, 1997, brought to a close litigation led by the state of Mississippi and supported by other states against Big Tobacco. The settlement mandated that major American tobacco firms pay $368.5 billion to settle a series of lawsuits "that effectively label[] Big Tobacco as an outlaw business, largely banned from promoting or marke

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The challenges facing the war crimes tribunals in Bosnia, established under the Dayton Accords, are analyzed as an example of the problems facing war crimes tribunals. operating under conditions of an ongoing conflict. Concept of ethnic cleansing.

A STRUGGLE FOR JUSTICE Human Rights Courts in BosniaTable of Contents Introduction page The Legal Framework Difficulties with Implementation Non-Coope... more

A STRUGGLE FOR JUSTICE Human Rights Courts in BosniaTable of Contents Introduction page The Legal Framework Difficulties with Implementation Non-Cooperation by States Non-Cooperation by the International Community Conclusion Works Cited Introduction In the early s the fragmentation of the former YugoslavFederation led to an outbreak of civil warfare and ethnic violence in theBalkans particularly in Bosnia-Herzegovina Concentration camps massmurders mass expulsions and other indicators of genocide becamewidespread and the term ethnic cleansing was added to the th century'slexicon of horrors The international

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This paper is about public relations. It demonstrates how an organization communicates to its publics. It examines the efectiveness of its communication process and the impact of effective communications to its external publics. Example of Enron.

Introduction According to the Fluid Communications website public relations can be thought of as that part of the promotional mixthat evaluates public... more

Introduction According to the Fluid Communications website public relations can be thought of as that part of the promotional mixthat evaluates public attitudes identifies the policies and proceduresof a firm or the individuals in it and executes a program of action topromote public understanding and acceptance It involves theactivities that communicate with stakeholders of the company themedia and the general public The focus of public relations isfostering goodwill between a company and its various publics Publicrelations can also be thought of as

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Presents an extensive analysis of strategy and operations at FedEx Corporation. Discusses the seven specific major issue areas used for the strategic audit. Background of the company and its position as leader in the global market.

strategic audit of FedEx Corporation Introduction to the Analysis The strategic audit of FedEx Corporation addresses seven specificmajor issue areas T... more

strategic audit of FedEx Corporation Introduction to the Analysis The strategic audit of FedEx Corporation addresses seven specificmajor issue areas The major issues analyzed are Background Externalenvironment analysis Internal environment analysis Strategy Structure ofthe organization and control past performance analysis and Futureperformance prediction Background Fred Smith recognized the need for a reliable overnight deliveryservice Smith presented the idea in a Yale term paper in the s andreceived a C grade for his efforts Between and Smith however secured million million from investors

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Analysis of the Good Samaritan Parable (Luke Chapter 10.25-37) as seen through the perspectives of St. Augustine, Origen, and Clement of Alexandria. The historical and cultural aspects of the Parable.

This research examines the parable of the Good Samaritan as set forthin the Bible at Luke as it was analyzed during the patristicperiod of the early C... more

This research examines the parable of the Good Samaritan as set forthin the Bible at Luke as it was analyzed during the patristicperiod of the early Christian Church by Clement of Alexandria Origen andSt Augustine After positioning the parable exegesis in historical andcultural context the research will discuss the allegorical method ofunderstanding the importance of parables with a view toward identifyingthe relevance of that method to contemporary religious discourse As the apostolic period gave way to the patristic period in theformative years

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An examination of the history of electronic data interchange (EDI), the effect of the internet on EDI, and the outlook for EDI. EDI as a critical part of large business operations. Includes abstract.

Electronic Data Interchange Analysis Abstract Electronic Data Interchange EDI is a critical part of large businessoperations yet it remains a mystery ... more

Electronic Data Interchange Analysis Abstract Electronic Data Interchange EDI is a critical part of large businessoperations yet it remains a mystery to those outside its immediate users EDI came about in the late s and early s as transportationorganizations sought a way to communicate more effectively with vendors andcustomers Eventually standards were developed which made it possible forcompanies to send common business documents purchase orders and invoices primarily from one company to another using computer systems The adventof the Internet has changed

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Discusses the philosophy of Lao Tzu and compares it to that of Confucius, and his belief in the eternal Dao (Tao). Lao Tzu's rejection of Confucius' argument in the primacy of the ren, or humankind-ness as self defeating.

The Philosophy of Lao Tzu and Its Rejection of RenIntroduction Lao Tzu born in about the sixth century B C in the Chinese state ofCh'u is generally cr... more

The Philosophy of Lao Tzu and Its Rejection of RenIntroduction Lao Tzu born in about the sixth century B C in the Chinese state ofCh'u is generally credited as the author of the Tao Te Ching also knownas the Dao de Jing Lao Tzu was an elder contemporary of Confucius whooffered a different path or Way to enlightenment Central to thephilosophy of Lao Tzu is the belief that everything in the universefollows certain patterns and processes that escape precise definition imprecisely this

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Discusses what would be the important provisions of a constitution and why they are important. Argues that constitutions provide protection from oppression and discrimination. Addresses two major approaches to the problem of government.

Elements of a Constitution Constitutionalism is described by Kermit L Hall as a form ofpolitical thought and action that seeks to prevent tyranny and ... more

Elements of a Constitution Constitutionalism is described by Kermit L Hall as a form ofpolitical thought and action that seeks to prevent tyranny and to guaranteethe liberty and rights of individuals on which free society depends Constitutionalism addresses the perennial problem of how to establish andmaintain a government with enough power to realize a community's sharedpurposes yet structured and controlled in a manner such that oppressionwill be prevented Two major approaches to the problem of government havebeen employed In one approach the

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This paper is a proposal for a solution to a university library's printer problem. It includes a transmittal letter, executive summary, proposal, conclusion, cost analysis, delivery schedule, vendor description, and two visuals.

Library Printer ProblemTransmittal LetterTo Whom It May Concern Enclosed please find an executive summary a proposal a costanalysis a delivery schedul... more

Library Printer ProblemTransmittal LetterTo Whom It May Concern Enclosed please find an executive summary a proposal a costanalysis a delivery schedule and a vendor description that comprise thesolution for the university's library printer problem Should you need anyfurther information on this issue please contact Katherina Figueroa Executive Summary The university library is equipped with only two printers for use byall of the students that visit the library each day on average Although the library has four floors only the main floor is

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Answers four questions on international human rights: the hierarchy of human rights, enforcement issues, the margin of appreciation, and soft laws.

Question Is there a hierarchy of human rights Should there be The idea that there is a hierarchy of human rights has long beenaccepted in many circles... more

Question Is there a hierarchy of human rights Should there be The idea that there is a hierarchy of human rights has long beenaccepted in many circles Such rights as described in the United NationsUniversal Declaration of Human Rights incorporate fundamental human rightsas well as others that while significant may be less easily universalized Such rights as described by Theo Van Boven are often conflated by the ideathat it is impossible to divide human rights from fundamental freedomsleading to the notion of