Write 7 pages thesis on the topic reflective learning journal.

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Write 7 pages thesis on the topic reflective learning journal. These businesses are faced with various challenges in marketing and each has adopted a different marketing strategy to succeed in the market. In each marketing strategy, technology has played an important role. Pre-Visit Research and Analysis Mr. Miikka Vaahtera, the CEO and founder of Malja Company, did the first presentation. During his presentation, he emphasized on the importance of agency’s roles. The choice of media as evidenced in the presentation was an important tool for the marketing agencies. For instance, electronic sponsorship such as smartphones and internet were going popularity across the board. In order to gain the market, the company made use of the marketing 4P’s (product, price, promotion, and place) through the agencies. The main problem facing the company was the use of traditional sponsorship (like magazines and radio) which were already going down. Therefore, event marketing became an important tool for the company. The second guest speaker was Mr. Noel Mooney, Marketing Manager of UEFA. Football is my passion and was interested to see how it is promoted and expanded in the international scene. The marketing strategy used by UEFA is sponsorship marketing and a big question was how they manage to compete in a world of ambush marketing. The greatest threat in sponsorship marketing is ambush marketing.

 

Write 8 pages with APA style on The Impact and Treatment of Security Threats by the State in The Hunger Games. Throughout the content, the main character, Katniss Everdeen, wins this competition twice and leads the political regime of President Snow to change.

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Write 8 pages with APA style on The Impact and Treatment of Security Threats by the State in The Hunger Games. Throughout the content, the main character, Katniss Everdeen, wins this competition twice and leads the political regime of President Snow to change.

To start with, the story rises on the issue of human security as the main topic of all its chapters. In the context of the Games themselves, Clemente (2012) noticed that the lottery-like ceremony based on “tessera” (or material goods) is created in order to disadvantage desperate people from the poorest industrial parts of the country (p. 25). In other words, Hunger Games challenge human security, because they arise as “a distraction from the real game of economic inequality” (Muller, 2012, p. 52). Moreover, the sharp contrast between the Capitol’s leisure style and poverty of the majority of the country (Muller, 2012, p. 53) underlines the impression of human insecurity existence. In this context, this link can be also presented as a greedy Capitol’s consumption from the oppressed producers of material goods (Burke, 2014, p. 4). In other words, the issue of human security in the novel is above all a complex problem of natural life within the districts in the circumstances of political dictatorship and the industrialized economy created in the Capitol. However, the appearance of mutated animals and soldier society of District 13 also illustrates the above-mentioned conflict, since all these instances demonstrate limitations on human life in terms of food security and human rights protection.

Above all, the food motif is crucial in the context of human security. In fact, the most appreciated prize in Hunger Games is the guarantee of the basic needs for human security, meaning “food, a decent house, relative safety to his/her [winner’s] family, and the perennial honor of being the winner of the game” (Muller, 2012, p. 53). In general, food appears as a “social and environmental justice concern, showing that we view the natural world” (Burke, 2014, p. 1).

Compose a 1500 words assignment on concideration of fraud in an audit.

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Compose a 1500 words assignment on concideration of fraud in an audit. Needs to be plagiarism free! FRAUD Fraud is a word used in broader concepts and approaches. It basically refers to any illegal action characterized by deceit and concealment which isn’t conducted under any violence, force or threat. The aim of every fraudulent activity is an undue advantage which could be institutional or personal. (Flostoiu.2012) Characteristics of Fraud: Fraud results in victim that loses a benefit because of the criminal’s fraud. It is represented by a series of illegal actions and irregularities which are all planned with the intention to deceive. Fraud is also referred to activities which involve concealment of information that was to be revealed by an obligation and intended omission of certain information or documents including misstatements and misrepresentation of information. Fraud also includes falsification of financial situations, corruption and theft. It is always important to distinguish between a fraud and error. The results of both error and fraud could be the same, but fraud is committed intentionally while error happens unintentionally. (Flostoiu.2012) Fraud Triangle Theory: A fraud triangle is a model which discloses the factors found in fraudsters at all levels of organization. This theory researched about the factors that force honest people to commit fraud. These factors could be summed as Pressure/Incentive, Opportunity and Rationalization that put an individual in a position to conduct fraud. (Dorminey, Scott, Kranacher & Riley. 2010) In a Fraud Triangle pressure refers to situations that put mental pressure/incentive on an individual which forces him to commit fraud. These situations could include excessive credit card debts, gambling debts, extended unemployment, family or peer pressures, unbearable expenditures and financial difficulties etc. For an auditor, pressure is difficult to identify in a fraudster as there is no personal interaction with him. (Dorminey, Scott, Kranacher & Riley. 2010) Opportunity as the word suggests, is an instance where the fraudster finds a loophole in the controls which prevent fraud. An employee usually finds a chance where he can commit fraud without being detected. This opportunity for an employee can arise from weak internal controls and inability of frauds being detected, lack of training, weak ethical culture where honesty in doing business isn’t considered a priority and lack of supervision etc. Most opportunities arising situations for fraud include lack of internal controls like segregation of duties not being implemented properly. (Dorminey, Scott, Kranacher & Riley. 2010) Rationalization refers to that state of mind where the fraudster convinces himself that whatever fraud he has committed was either not wrong or even it was wrong it an be corrected later on by returning the money or compensating for it. Another state of rationalization is found when a fraudster convinces himself that he deserves the stolen money. The reason for this rationalization could be the unfair treatment in the organization like a recent promotion or increment not being offered which forces him to believe that has been victimized. (Kassem, Rasha, & Higson, Andrew. 2012) Recent researchers have extended the Fraud Triangle and added a fourth factor to the triangle making it as a diamond. This factor is the capability of the fraudster to conduct fraud. Capabilities include the traits of the fraudster i.e.

Write 4 pages thesis on the topic an analysis of the broken theory.

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Write 4 pages thesis on the topic an analysis of the broken theory. In order to prevent such an activity, a concerned parent will tell the child that what he/she has done is wrong and repair the window immediately (Skogan 69). Similarly, the care providers of a society should be on a clear alert to identify any minor forms of crimes and put end to them immediately (Harcourt 63). In order to attain this many policies were developed to guide the police on how to carry out their duties effectively. Police then were charged with many duties that enabled them to keep a close watch over the people in their societies of jurisdiction. They were involved in activities such as: health inspections, issued licenses for street peddlers, provided care for children who were lost. in fact they dealt with all types of crises. A program was put in place to provide citizens with a clean as well as safe environment. This program saw the police get out of their cars of patrol to walk round the street to maintain order at all times (Skogan 101). A lot of research has been done to ascertain whether the windows theory can be considered to valid or not. Some researchers have presented arguments for and against it. Taylor (132) explains that in Skogan’s studies it is evident that societal crime is closely linked to poverty, racial composition and even instability in that particular society. Moreover, in this particular study it was found out that crime victimization levels had a strong connection to societal disorder. In such a society, crime committers felt covered up thus cannot be noticed easily. Another study suggested that disorder in societies made people to lose control over the local affairs thus facilitating more crime. Skogan(107) concurs that peoples’ attitudes to occurrences of crime and levels of fear of crime increased significantly with the society disorder. The housing market stability also plays a big role in the perceived crime levels. On the centrally strong critics have been developed against this theory. Those who carried out the analysis of Skogan’s research draw a lot of mistakes from it (Murray, Karla and David 128). They say that the study had missing figures making the results null and void. In addition, the results presented did not have a matching of variables as presented in the broken windows theory. The effect of Newark is also brought into focus in Skogan’s study. If this effect is disregarded and fresh observations carried out, there will be no relationship between disorder and serious crime. In New York City, reduction in homicide, marijuana smoking may not be linked directly to the police reforms. Critics say that there may be a link between societal disorder and small crimes such as robbery but not disorder and “serious crime”. However, it is not right for one to claim that this relationship has been proven empirically (Harcourt 83). Broken windows theory seems to present a more efficient way of dealing with crime (Skogan 76). It is generally said that preventive is better than cure, and this is the basis of the theory. Instead of folding our hands and wait till crimes develop into serious ones, we can prevent the while they are in their early stages. It emphasized on the police foot patrols so as community members can feel secure as they carry out their daily activities of building their nation.