Revolutionizing the Chocolate Confectionery Market with KALYPSO – A Sustainable, Healthy and Elegant Treat

 Executive summary: Chocolate confectionery market needs a new and innovative perspective.nWith all the on going media focus on health concerns about excessive sugar consumption, potential global cocoa shortage, political debates regarding junk food advertising restrictions, there should have been an idea so revolutionary that it could not be refused. With the new chocolate bar … Read more

Corporate Liability: Analysing Barriers and Recommendations for Access to Remedy for Business-related Human Rights Abuses

 In 2011 the UN guiding principles (GP)1 were endorsed by the Human Rights Council. Among the three guiding pillars was the responsibility of states to provide access to an effective remedy for those affected by business-related human rights abuses. The activities of business enterprises affect people daily. Human rights abuses committed by such entities … Read more

Cholecalciferol supplementation improves clinical outcome and quality of life in tuberculosis patients: A double blinded randomized placebo-controlled clinical trial

 Introduction: Vitamin D enhances immune responses to tubercle bacillus. The aim of our study is to determine the improvements of clinical outcome in patients taking cholecalciferol as supplement accompany anti-tuberculosis treatment. Materials and Methods: In a placebo-controlled and double blinded clinical trial sixty patients with pulmonary tuberculosis from March 2014 to July 2015 in … Read more

How Outsiders Hester and Huck Are Victimised in The Scarlet Letter and The Adv. of Huckleberry Finn

 The themes of social alienation and victimisation are central in both The Scarlet Letter and The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn. In these texts, the authors use the protagonists Hester Prynne and Huck Finn to represent the ways in which children and women are outsiders and victims in their respective societies. Ruth Benedict argues ‘that … Read more

Universalism vs Cultural Relativism in the Discourse of Human Rights

 Introduction The earliest conceptualization of human rights is credited to ideas about natural rights emanating from natural law. In the 17th century John Locke, English philosopher, discussed the natural rights in his work, and identified them as being life, liberty, and estate. In later history, 19th century, human rights became a central concern in … Read more

Has Article 2(4) of the UN Charter failed to complete its solemn function?

 Pre-20th century, the jus bellum iustum doctrine was non-existent and states had autocratic freedom to go to war. Currently, the explicit prohibition on the use of force in solving international disputes is contained within Article 2(4) of the Charter of the United Nations which states that “All Members shall refrain in their international relations … Read more

Breast cancer and suppressing emotions

   Breast cancer and suppressing emotions Every year there are 1.677 million new diagnosis of breast cancer (International Agency for Research on Cancer Globocan, 2012). Breast cancer is the most common form of cancer by women worldwide (World Health Organisation, z.j.). Through early diagnosis and improvement of therapy, the rate of survival has increased … Read more

The Role of Minister of Happiness in State Ambitions

 Introduction The idea of measuring progress of a country based on a GDP growth has been revisited by scholars and governments, with authors like Frey showing that from a particular point life satisfaction does not rise with higher GDP. (Frey, 2008) The countries of Bhutan, Ecuador and the United Arab Emirates have appointed a … Read more

Phillipian Features Editor Application

 Phillipian Features Editor Application Background Information: 1. Name: Connor Devlin
 2. Year: 2018
 3. Cell phone number: 917-865-8332
 4. Position(s) applying for, in order of preference: Features Editor
 5. Spring 2016 G.P.A.: 5.0
 6. Fall 2016 G.P.A.: 5.4
 7. List your current time demands. Include extracurricular activities, your course schedule, and current sleep habits. … Read more

Challenging the Canon of Western Political Thought: Examining the Sexist, Racist, and Classist Norms within John Locke’s Social Contract Theory

 Paste your essay in here…The canon of Western political thought is composed of the most influential thinkers who continue to shape Western politics and political theory. According to Turner (The Telegraph), theses theorists are deemed as the “founding fathers” of Western civil society (Turner, 2017). Since the 1960s, the notion that the canon solely … Read more