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International law and the legal history of Malaysia: an analysis of the sovereign status of the Malay states in the colonial era by Ahamat, Haniff

“…This paper looks at how international law informs the sovereign status of the polities that form Malaysia and how such status impacted on the formation of the State. …”
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The Determinants of Government Bond’s Yields for EMU Countries: The Effect of Financial Crisis by Papaconstantinou, Demetrios

“…Although the increase of heterogeneity in our results showing that after the crisis investors started to reconsider the risk factors of each sovereign issuer. We form the assumption through our results that before the crisis EMU was consider as entity and the risks was equivalent among the members. …”
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The Srebrenica genocide: lest we forget by Omer, Spahic

“…The genocide was the culmination of Serb aggression against the independent and sovereign state of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The aggression started in April 1992 and ended in December 1995. …”
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Conflict Perspectives in Analyzing and Understanding Organizational Behavior by Mohd Nain, Ahmad Shukry

“…In our contemporary life, organization have developed to be very complex and diverse entities, formed with very high structure of networks. …”
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Conflict perspectives in analyzing and understanding organizational behavior by Mohd. Nain, Ahmad Shukri

“…In our contemporary life, organization have developed to be very complex and diverse entities, formed with very high structure of networks. …”
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Sustainable manufacturing practices and climate considerations – a study of stakeholders views by Penubarthi, Venkata Subbu Kalyan

“…Further, professional bodies like RBI and Sovereign bodies (state and central governments) should define meaningful incentive / rewards system that is tied to the positive climate considerations factored into by manufacturing entities and encourage them towards better compliance, improvements.…”
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The International Committee of the Red Cross and its mandate to protect and assist: law and practice by Shucksmith, CL

“…The ICRC is, perhaps most significantly, the self-entitled, ‘guardian’ of international humanitarian law (IHL) and a neutral and independent entity. This thesis considers the activities currently undertaken by the ICRC in the name of ‘humanitarianism’. …”
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Modelling profit-loss-sharing contracts in investment financing by Abdul Jalil, Mohd Aisha Nuddin

“…Countries which have high amount of sovereign debt are in danger of being declared bankrupt nations. …”
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Right to self-determination: a case study of Iraqi Kurdistan Region by Qader, Sanh Shareef

“…The result of the discussions revealed that the referendum undertaken by the Iraqi Kurdistan region was illegal as it contradicts the constitutional provision that the state is a sovereign and united federal entity while the preamble of the Constitution can legalize the referendum when it is being violated by Iraqi federal government. …”
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Consumerism the shame of marketing in Nigeria challenges to corporate practices by Ogechukwu, Ayozie Daniel

“…With consumers greater education and sophistication, they are increasingly demanding for their rights and power.ICT has made it much more easier.They are asking for their rights to safety, information, choice and a hearing, unlike in the past.This when consumers raise their voices in protest against unsafe or adulterated products, when government official investigate illegal deals by both businessmen and the legislatures (oil subsidy and power supply probes –Otedola and Farouk Lawal), when protests emanate from our various campuses of tertiary institutions or our streets as a result of the increase in the pump price of fuel and kerosene, or failure of business to clear up the environment, all are complaining that business and those who run or supervise it is a nuisance to the consumers and do not take the consumers into confidence in affairs that concern them.This paper discusses the historical origin of consumerism, the causes, the factors contributing to the rise in Nigeria, its growing importance and the various measures that the government, individuals, organizations, journalists, and the marketer’s specific measures to react to increasing consumerism in Nigeria.It concludes by looking at the future of consumerism in Nigeria and what actions organizations needed to take to react to it positively.Many companies are trading in the intrinsic values of the brand.Consumer grievances are part of business, because they have constructive effects for the organisation and their products, as it is a way by which wayward businesses and organisations are made aware of their lapses, and can begin to right the wrongs spotted out by the consumers.Customers and consumers are the kings, queens, princes and princesses of business, are sovereign and must be treated excellently well and fairly, to enable the companies to maintain their profitability, market share and loyalty.Ayozie (2012), Akpanenua (1999) declared that the consumer entity in Nigeria is hapless, hopeless and helpless.To him consumer sovereignty sounds fairly fallacious and folly. …”
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