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The pressure on national governments to formulate climate change policies and enact stringent environmental legislation is on the rise. With extreme weather events increasing in frequency and ferocity worldwide, nothing much is left for the political class to skirt around the issue.  However, the political reaction to climate change seems to have missed out on a critical aspect –

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The impact of climate change is fast becoming prominent across the world. Our review of recent research works on climate change and developing events worldwide suggests a few points. First, it is more than obvious that what we know of climate change, as of today, is just the tip of the iceberg.  As more research findings from different parts of the world focusing on

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Hurricane Sandy may have been an untimely event during the course of election campaigning, but it puts the spotlight back on climate change despite collaborative attempts by the presidential candidates to clearly steer off from any debate on it.The rigorous campaigning by US President Barack Obama and Republican candidate Mitt Romney is about to end in a few hours time. The intensive debates

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Thoughts-On-Brew “The business of business is business” – this could have been an apt statement a few decades ago when business leaders were primarily concerned about economic profits. Social responsibility seemed too amorphous a concept that pro-business critics preferred to shrug off their shoulders. The focus was predominantly (and solely) on profits. This business paradigm

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Year 2011 sprang unexpected challenges for governance as a whole. Both - Polity and Corporate were seen at the receiving end as people marched onto the streets to vent their anger and frustration against a system that failed to maintain equity. In the Middle-East, the epicenter of revolutionary protests, unprecedented turmoil prevailed as civilians challenged the

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@ bhagwad.com Most of our management concepts and theories have hardly anything to deal with Corruption. Many of our so-called Consultants and Management Gurus do not dare to tread upon such concepts. Probably, they think that it is outside the realm of their elitist body of knowledge and would rather dismiss this word by calling it a “Social Evil”.  Dear reader, let me sound a word of

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"In a country well governed, poverty is something to be ashamed ofIn a country badly governed, wealth is something to be ashamed of"Confucius The deepening interest on Jan Lokpal (Citizen's ombudsman Bill) has no doubt captivated the Indian masses. A society burdened with a corrupt administrative heritage is now seeking redress. While differences continue to persist between the government and

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Fukushima Nuclear Disaster Japan's nuclear crisis has started rubbing on to nuclear programs of other countries. Germany has already announced its plans to close down its nuclear plants by 2022. Italy's people have recently voted to block revival of its nuclear power plants. Italy's nuclearpower plants were shut down by a 1987 referendum after the Chernobyl disaster.

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@ www.glasbergen.com Bothered about getting cranky calls from over-enthusiastic sales persons in the middle of a meeting? or are you getting more annoyed these days by the spam mails that creep into your inbox?. If you are an average internet user - one who just loves to hit the net 2-3 hrs a day and possesses a strange gadget with innumerable and audacious powers (called mobile), I'm sure

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This is an experiment told to me by my Prof in a management class about an experiment carried out on chimpanzees.  The chimps were divided into two groups – say, A and B, and kept in two different large rooms. They were given canvases, some paint brushes and color vials.  When one of the chimps of group-A managed to take color from one of the vials and made a stroke on the canvas, it

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This article takes stock of the changes in the Indian mindset and its relentless vigour to hob-nob with the glitterati of the new society. Recently one of my senior colleagues frantically called me up from abroad and told me that he is coming back to India with his family. I was surprised – not because he is coming back but because of the reason that he had labored hard to get to the States and

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With the present times showing a greater level of uncertainty and ambiguity, it has become pertinent to understand the deeper determinants of sustainable competitive advantage. If we look at the developments over the last three years, the Indian Industry has witnessed tremendous changes – the unbundling of electricity sector, revision in mobile tariff-structure, banking norms,

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It's quite some time that we must have got used to the t u m u l t u o u s changes in the global markets. We now hear words such as ' s l o w d o w n ' , ' s t o c k - m a r k e t crash' and 'financial crises' are now used superfluously in daily parlance to what seemed to be an exclusive domain of the qualified financial expert. So much so that even our kids now know about it, as Ma & Pa

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