Corporate Social Responsibility: Definition and Impact
Defining Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) can be defined as a way of managing companies based on taking responsibility for the impacts that their activity generates on their clients, employees, shareholders, local communities, the environment, and society in general. It’s a “balanced approach for organizations to address economic, social and environmental issues in a way that aims to benefit people, communities and society” (International Organization
Read Moreगणित शिक्षण शास्त्र: सिद्धांत, विधियाँ और मूल्यांकन प्रणालियाँ
गणित शिक्षण में शिक्षण सहायक सामग्री का वर्णन
परिचय
गणित एक अमूर्त विषय है, जिसे समझने और सिखाने के लिए केवल पाठ्यपुस्तकें पर्याप्त नहीं होतीं। गणित शिक्षण को प्रभावी और अर्थपूर्ण बनाने के लिए
Read MoreSAP IDoc Fundamentals for Functional Consultants
Abstract
IDocs are used in most SAP applications for the transfer of messages from SAP to other systems and vice versa. A lot of documentation is available on the web for IDocs, but most of it is technical in nature. This document is written from the perspective of a functional consultant and will help in dealing with support issues related to IDocs. An effort has been made to capture
Read MoreChemical Bonding, Solid Structures, and Thermochemistry Principles
Classification of Solids and Interparticle Forces
Sulfur Dioxide, SO₂ (Molecular Solid)
- Type of Solid: Simple molecular (molecular solid)
- Type of Particle: Discrete SO₂ molecules
- Attractive Forces: Weak intermolecular forces (van der Waals and dipole–dipole)
Sodium Sulfide, Na₂S(s) (Ionic Solid)
- Type of Solid: Ionic solid (crystalline ionic lattice)
- Type of Particle: Ions (Na⁺ and S²⁻)
- Attractive Forces: Strong electrostatic (ionic) attraction between Na⁺ and S²⁻
Sodium, Na(s) (Metallic
Read MoreKey Themes and Literary Movements in American Novel History
Symbolism in John Barth’s The Floating Opera
The showboat in The Floating Opera, a novel by John Barth, is a very important symbol that reflects the main character’s philosophical struggles.
The Showboat as a Central Symbol
The showboat represents several aspects of life and existence:
Symbol of Life
The showboat moves constantly from one place to another. This movement symbolizes that life keeps going, just like the boat. Life is always changing, and people are always moving forward.
Symbol of Performance
The
Read MoreLiterary Movements in Spain and Latin America (1950-1970s)
Spanish Poetry in the 1960s: The Renewal
The poetic language of Renovación is regarded as an end in itself, not merely as a means of transmisión of an ideological message, unlike social poetry.
Key authors include: Claudio Rodríguez and Jaime Gil de Viedma.
The Poetry of the Last Things (Novísimos)
In 1970, José María Castellet published an anthology of Nueve novísimos poetas españoles (Spanish Novísimos), which introduced young poets such as Pere Gimferrer and Leopoldo María Panero.
The work
Read MoreState Intervention and Civil Society: Achieving Social Justice and Economic Stability
Foundations of the Liberal and Democratic State of Law
The transition from a liberal state of law to a liberal and democratic state of law is characterized by several key principles:
- Constitutionalism: Establishing fundamental laws and principles.
- Separation of Powers: Ensuring the executive, legislative, and judicial branches are independent and mutually regulated.
- Public Participation: Allowing citizen involvement in the operation of these aforementioned powers (e.g., elections, juries).
This evolution
Read MoreAnorexia Nervosa: Societal Pressures, Causes, and Treatment Strategies
Anorexia Nervosa: Causes and Societal Impact
Anorexia is an eating disorder that is growing rapidly all over the world. There are over seven million girls with this eating disorder in the United States alone.
The Pursuit of Thinness and Stereotypes
Why do these girls believe so deeply that thin is beautiful? These young women are longing for self-approval through acceptance according to stereotypes. Where does this thin stereotype come from?
Accusations Against the Fashion Industry
The fashion industry
Read MoreEssential Communication Techniques for Marketing Success
Fundamentals of Marketing Communication (1.1 & 1.2)
Summary: Concept and Axioms
1.1 Concept of Communication
Communication is a dynamic process of message exchange between a sender and receiver.
It includes digital (what is said) and analog (how it is said) elements.
Communication is essential to human evolution and socialization.
The evolution of communication:
- Cave paintings
- Pictograms
- Cuneiform
- Alphabet
Language is shaped by culture, emotion, and mental imagery.
1.2 Axioms of Communication (Watzlawick)
Read MoreKey Regulatory Acts and Compliance in Indian Pharmacy Law
The Pharmacy Act, 1948
The main purpose of the Pharmacy Act of 1948 is to regulate the profession and practice of pharmacy in India. It was enacted on March 4, 1948.
Objectives of the Pharmacy Act, 1948
- To make better provisions for regulating the profession and practice of pharmacy.
- To raise the status of the “Profession of Pharmacy” in India.
- To constitute the “Pharmacy Council of India” for setting new standards in pharmacy education.
- To regulate pharmacy institutions, especially “Diploma in Pharmacy,