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The Psycho-Educational Impact of Pedophilia on Children In doing the case study regarding this type of subject matter, it is efficient to structure the study in a more simplified yet comprehensive manner. The outline of the work will be divided accordingly based on the chosen type of method of research. If for instance this case uses both a qualitative and quantitative method of research it has its own research structure to be followed, but if this study will only use one of the two methods and not an amalgamation of the two, then it should followed a different type of research structure outline. Based on the research topic and the underlying thesis claim of this paper, it can be assumed that the use of both approaches is deemed necessary. Hence, it followed a certain outline that appropriately serves for the amalgamated method. All formal research study contains general headings found in the table of content like—the title page, approval sheet, abstract of the whole work, biograph

Impact of External Environment on Personnel Management   1.0   Title The working title of this research is initially drafted as Impact of External Environment on Personnel Management. Given that businesses do not exist in vacuum, several factors are influencing the core conduct of the business as well as the objectives and strategies of the business. Known as the external environment, these are the social, legal, economic, political, technological and ethical factors. As such, the business has social environment and responsibilities. Personnel management, on the other hand, is the part of management that deals with people and their relationship at work. As the responsibility of those who manage people, personnel management concerns personnel relations and personnel policies. Human resource management (HRM) is the most recent and most celebrated outgrowth of personnel management. There are several studies relating external environment and personnel management. However, these studie

Conservation and Sustainability of Marine Protected Areas: Comparison of Preah Sihanouk "Ream" and Phnom Bokor   1.0   Title The working title of this research is initially drafted as Conservation and Sustainability of Marine Protected Areas: Comparison of Preah Sihanouk "Ream" and Phnom Bokor. 2.0   Background of the Study In 1925, Cambodia pioneered the establishment of protected areas in the Southeast Asia . The Royal Decree created a national system of classifying the 23 protected areas into four categories such as national parks, wildlife sanctuaries, protected landscapes and multiple use areas. For the purpose of conserving biodiversity, along with protecting forests and wildlife habitats, marine protected areas were likewise established. Marine and littoral protected areas include both marine and littoral and areas with both components. IUCN defines marine protected areas as ""any area of intertidal or subtidal terrain, together with its ove

Management of Organizational Strategic Plan   Background of the Study             Over the years there have been numerous articles, books, and discussions regarding the best and most appropriate strategic planning methods in business. The game theory, judo strategy, scenario planning, and balanced scorecard are effective strategic planning approaches yet would depend on the context and the nature of organization. Each approach has efficiency level, weaknesses, and strengths, but only when each strategy are being applied in its context and appropriately employ, it would maximize the potential of the approaches. In Taylor 's scientific management, it sees the importance of strategic planning as a means in predicting the future, setting goals, and describing the process of achieving the goals. Strategic to some theorists and management practitioners is obsolete, yet, it could not be obsolete if strategic planning is "dynamic and reflect an adaptive readiness to whatever the

1.0   Title The working title of this dissertation is initially drafted as: Importance of FDI in Small Island State : The Case of Seychelles   2.0   Background of the Study The process of making a physical investment into another country is known as foreign direct investment (FDI). This definition extends to include investments which are made to acquire lasting interest in enterprises operating outside of the economy of the investor. As such, FDI relationship mainly comprises a parent enterprise and a foreign affiliate that together form a multinational company (MNC). FDI can be categorized by direction (inward or outward); by target ( greenfield investment, horizontal or vertical) and by motive (resource-, market-, efficiency-, or strategic asset-seeking). As Dunning (1988) puts it, FDI advents MNCs based on ownership, location and internationalization with emphasis given on location. The focus of the empirical research is the location advantage because of several factors suc

The topic of this thesis proposal was important and interesting for the author because the study has not been subject into enormous study and furthermore such happening is currently present, hence, the issue is still new. The determination of the comprehensiveness of this paper will depend on how the author will be able to present ideas and theories that have relation to the chosen topic and problem. The business world is facing a crisis, especially in the supply of oil products. Another problem is the fact that United States of America , one of the states that have been powerful in the world-market is likewise experiencing the same crisis. Not all in the business industry is reaping its success as the world crisis was continuously pulling down all the essential requirements that could be of help in the process of their success. While there is world crisis, the effect of which to the manufacturing industry put a demand to produce a comprehensive plan for innovation. The manufacturin