Although the US has protected and been there for Puerto Rico since 1898, Puerto Ricans prefer their unique culture with distinct food, dance, customs, traditions, the one which connects to the first point, language, and the most important their geographical location since they are an island which is not on the main US motherland. Since they dance and sing “reggaeton”, and eat their “maduros” they consider themselves a unique and special Caribbean Island and are very resistance to cultural and governmental
4. CASE STUDY AREA -AURANGABAD (MAHARASHTRA): Aurangabad city is a historic city in situated within the heart of Maharashtra. A tourist hub enclosed with several notable historical and culture monuments and natural resorts together with the Ajanta and also the Ellora Caves, Bibi Ka maqbara and Panchakki and development of the tourism information with its trendy tourist facilities, destinations, and activities. it is speedily turning into a hot spot for tourist from around the world due to its exotic
set up by Non-Banking Financial Companies (NBFCs) having Net worth of Rs.100 crores and above. Sponsored Bank maintains cash for White label ATM. The rationale of allowing non-bank entity to set up White Label ATMs has been to increase the geographical spread of ATM to enhance customer service. An ATM can be onsite ATM or offsite ATM. Onsite ATM is the ATM which is there with the bank branch which is linked with a lease line. Whereas an offsite ATM is not there adjoining the branch rather it
constructed, the society defines the roles associated with men and women. In the year 1990, Peter Jackson did a research to determine the cultural politics of masculinity, in study found that the resilient of patriarchal structures was the cause root of the rise of masculinity and femininity leading to gender differences.” Jackson in his study concluded that the patriarchal system defined men and women responsibilities. This essay looks into gender-related issues in Washington D.C. as reported in 2017 CNN
according to him, reader’s experiences affects their interpretation of a text. In his study, Fish (1980) divided the act of reading texts into two (2) categories in accordance with the reading strategies of the reader enabling him/her to interpret the text and define it. First, the same reader interprets different text differently. Second, different readers may interpret the same text similarly. Geographical location is not an obstacle in an interpretative community, referring to Fish’s description;
society and accompany extractive political institutions. This kind of political institutions concentrate power in the hands of few elites, without constraints and balance. Political and economical institutions are the choice of society. The provided case studies show that average poor countries have extractive institutions, advocated by extractive political institutions that hinder and block economic growth.
BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS AND MATAMOROS, MEXICO BY LEWIS CARRIER UNIVERSITY OF PHOENIX, PHOENIX AZ, USA Louie369@email.phoenix.edu & IFY DIALA UNIVERSITY OF PHOENIX, PHOENIX AZ, USA Ifydiala@email.phoenix.edu Abstract The purpose of this case study was to understand the leadership forms and values that could affect organizational practices of an industrial cluster in the Brownsville/Matamoros region. A sample of 30 leaders from manufacturing companies in Brownsville, Texas, and Matamoras,
parameters, and biological parameters. In order to protect the valuable water resource, understanding of the natural evolution of water chemistry under the natural water circulation process combined with knowledge about the background of the study area are
This chapter presents an overview of the Republic of Indonesia, West Java Province and the research area, Kabupaten Subang, and its geographic location within the West-Java Province. It contains a brief description of the geographical and historical background of Indonesia, commencing from its geographic location and figures, its ancient history, through the Dutch period up to and after independence. As an island country in South-East Asia, its strategic position at a crossroads between two oceans