Incompletely Theorized Agreements Offer a Robust Framework for Plural Societies

 This paper argues that incompletely theorized agreements (ITA) offer a robust framework for organizing a pluralistic society of a liberal constitutional democracy. I demonstrate this by showing that incompletely theorized agreements offer a minimalist and plausible framework to accommodate for the need of legitimacy, coexistence, and feasibility within pluralistic societies. My argument goes as … Read more

Advantages of Rail-Road Intermodal Transport: Unlocking Economies of Scale, Environmental Benefits and More

 Advantages of Rail-Road Intermodal Transport 1. Economies of Scale The users of Rail intermodal services can achieve the goal of economies of scale. For conveyance utilizing truck, one and only or two compartments of products can be conveyed by a truck. It may not be workable for the purchaser to buy more to lower … Read more

Compare Politics/Intl Relations: What Makes them Different?

 International Relations (IR), emerged as a scholarly discipline in the early twentieth century. IR is centered around a questioning of the origin and prevention of war, which directs its study of world politics, phenomenon, processes and global interactions. It is a rather broad academic subject.  The study of politics, more commonly referred to as … Read more

Effect of Taxation and Compliance on Transfer Pricing Regulations in Nigeria 2012-2015

 Abstract The study evaluated the effect of taxation and compliance on the international transfer pricing regulations in Nigeria after the enactment of transfer pricing regulations in Nigeria in 2012.Secondary data were gathered from published reports on transfer pricing guides for the period of 2008 to 2015. Qualitative characteristic measurement (in form of 20 indexes) … Read more

Leishmaniasis: Exploring Complex Interactions between Dendritic Cells and Leishmania Parasites

 Leishmaniasis is a group of neglected diseases whose clinical manifestations depend on factors from the host and the pathogen. It is an important public health problem worldwide caused by the protozoan parasite from the Leishmania genus. Cutaneous Leishmaniasis (CL) is the most frequent form of this disease transmitted by the bite of an infected … Read more

New Communication Technologies Enhance F1 Brand Image & Connect Fans

 Introduction This report will demonstrate how new communication technologies can assist Formula 1 (F1) commercial rights owners Formula One Group and F1 teams, to improve communication with F1 stakeholders, and helps to enhance F1 brand image (ec.europa, 2016). This is exhibited in its present performance, understanding F1’s history and their earlier interaction with stakeholders … Read more

Discover Dmitri Shostakovich – Revolutionary Soviet Composer Who Explored Genres Unlike Any Other

 Dmitri Shostakovich was a revolutionary composer known for exploring genres unlike anyone else during his time. Shostakovich was born in Saint Petersburg, Russia, in 1906, 16 years before it would be transformed into the Soviet Union. Living in such a socially and politically enigmatic time period in Russia caused Shostakovich to have an extremely … Read more

levels to enable such countries to develop in furtherance of such rights. In 1989, the General Assembly adopted the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights. This Covenant recognizes the human right to development and includes a monitoring system for the realization of this right. Right to Development: Exploring the Complex Relation with Human Rights

 “Economic growth cannot sensibly be treated as an end in itself. Development has to be more concerned with enhancing the lives we lead and the freedoms we enjoy. Expanding the freedoms that we have reason to value not only makes our lives richer and more unfettered, but also allows us to be fuller social … Read more

Analyzing Positive Care Environments: Learn Values, Principles and Benefits for Service Users

 VALUES & PRINCIPLES REPORT Gemma Darkin FEBRUARY 27, 2015 Carol Menzies 1.1 Analysing the needs of an individual using care services. Care services aim to meet the needs of individuals requiring care, firstly these needs have to be identified by analysing the individual holistically. In the Case study Sandy has a number of needs … Read more

Promoting Oral Health in Appalachia: Tackling a Silent Epidemic of Tooth Decay.

 Oral Health in Appalachia The Appalachian region faces oral health disparities that require continued attention to address a “silent epidemic,” where over 98% of the population suffers from tooth decay by age 44 and more than 50% of adults have destructive periodontal disease (Ebersole, Souza, Gordon, & Fox, 2012. More recently, the Appalachian Regional … Read more