Culture Dissertation Proposals Samples For Students

There was an interesting book that I read a few years back that did not seem to leave my mind. The book read something like society is clouded by the idea of creative solutions that makes them so enamored by the thought that what we have now is progress at its finest. However, the question is whether innovation actually transcends to the cornerstone of human values or is it isolated to the superficial and the materialistic realm of our existence. Are we just naïve and gullible that we failed to see what media and popular culture are doing to ...

1 Overview
In order to assess the importance of modest concept in Islamic fashion especially for Muslim women out-wear this study investigates the effects of western fashion on the Islamic fashion.
1.1 Objectives
- Evaluate the likelihood for long term adoption of emerging fashions.
1.2 Research questions
- How can we define Islamic fashion concept?
- How does a man’s concept of Islamic Fashion differ from a female?
- What is the importance of modest concept in Islamic Fashion?
- Is the Islamic world exposed to a wide variety of fashion or a narrow?
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Abstract

Based on the premises that immigration is a stressful event in people’s life, as it implies major changes, this dissertation proposal presents the structure of the actual dissertation that will assess the effects of immigration on the culture and family values of the Australian immigrants. Recent studies and existent research that evaluates how immigration impacts the new residents of Australia will be presented, in order to clearly define the topic adapted to the Australian context, a paradoxical location where multiculturalism meets racism. The dissertation proposal introduces the research methodology, namely the combined qualitative designs focus groups and desk ...

Culture is the acquired knowledge that is used by people to interpret experience and generate social behavior (Hofstede, 2010). This knowledge forms their values, attitudes and influences their behaviors. Greet Hofstede defines culture as the collective programming of the mind that distinguishes one human group from another. He further describes culture as any group, family, neighborhood, classroom, work unit, nation-state or religion.
Societal culture has an influence on all human activities (Boeing, 2012). Throughout the life, family, workplace school, community, and mass media people continually acquire and modify values, beliefs, and behaviors when they are interact with a new ...

Organization Analysis Paper

Introduction
INTEREST is one of the top micro-advertising corporations, which deals in marketing, for the men and women’s products and services and other general purpose products and services. The main idea adopted by INTEREST is to allow the customers to undergo a mini marketing survey at the time of any card swipe they perform. This survey is recorded by the optimized and well versed robust online servers.
In this way very valuable information about the customers’ trend is recorded that can be sold to the products-based companies for various business purposes. This advanced form of marketing activities ...

Investigating the factors influencing Business Intelligence adoption: A case of Saudi Arabia

Literature Review
Business intelligence
Business Intelligence can be defined as a term that covers different themes including applications, tools, infrastructure, and best practices that are being used for data and information analysis (Lönnqvist&Pirttimäki, 2006). More specifically, in a BIsystem the data of operations are combined with the tools of analysis to present the complex data as the unique information set to the decision makers. It delivers critical information on the time of making decisions (Lloyd, 2011).

Factors influencing BI adaptation

Different studies have already been done about the factors that influence the adoption of business intelligence. The study has found some ...

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Abstract
Most studies of inter-subjectivity are about the translators' subjectivity, which pay less attention to the subjectivity of writers and readers. Some papers center on binary dialogue among translation subjects, and place one subject in the center. Based on Davidson's triangulation model, the paper provides a clearer ternary dialogue for intersubjectivity. Davidson adopts "triangulation" to express the person-person-world interaction in the language communication. Translation, as the cross-cultural communication involving many subjects, is the result of the triangulation among the subjects. Triangulation in translation should be: a writer, a source text and a translator; a translator, a target text and ...

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Tourism is the process of marketing some of the enjoyable features of a country. The country being the travel destination for all tourists from all over the world, tourism creates awareness of the unique features of the country among them being the various cultural practices, weather, wild animals, geographical landscapes, natural features, ancient artifacts and many other unique features. Tourism creates awareness about all the features of a country that are of interest to the tourists out there. It is also the provision of facilities and services that interest tourists and offer pleasure for all travelers from all over the world.
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Abstract

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabian (KSA) has been experiencing dramatic shift and transformation from the simple migrant lifestyle that was pretty synonymous to the KSA society to the current day contemporary lifestyle. The labor market KSA has been heavily reliant on foreign workforce. The expatriate workforce in KSA constitutes two-thirds of the total Saudi Arabian employee base. According to report that was presented by the Saudi Arabia Monetary Agency (SAMA) in the 2008, the expatriate population in the Saudi Arabian private sector constitute to more than 88 % of the total workforce of KSA. The increasing degree of unemployment among ...

Introduction

Today’s airline industry is defined by various established corporations. Each of these airline corporations has their own routines and operational characteristics. This means that diversity is at its peak in the airline industry as the case among other corporations from different sectors of the economy (Lerrthaitrakul & Panjakajornsak 2014). The benefit of diversity has been mainly attributed to the particular employees, customers and the communities that are served by the airline corporations.

Characteristics of Diversity

In history, the scope of diversity in the airline has continued to widen with time. Today, one can easily notice the various aspects that identify and distinguish ...

The advancement in communication technology coupled with improvement in smartphone App application software enhances user flexibility in communication platform supported by the UTAUT (Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology) concepts. The growing tendency of data security concerns among the mobile users is of the essence for smooth trade and efficient payment services to be in place. Regardless of age differences among mobile device users, improvement of data security is of high impact for improved performance of the technology. The existence of the Generation X platform anchored on the G-network accelerates the rate of acceptance of internet services ...

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Introduction
There has been an increase in the number of business networks and strategic alliances in the past decade. However, the firm-customer relationship has not shifted its focus on most of the services of marketing research amid the changes in the business trend environment. The research proposal below seeks to investigate the effects of culture and the service failures that exist in the setting of a strategic airline alliance. The main focus is on the strengths and service failures in social identification on the alliance ...

Introduction/background

Saccharomyces cerevisiae is an organism that can exist either as a singled-cell organism or as pseudomycelia. It is used in many scientific studies. It is commonly known as baker’s yeast. Saccharomyces cerevisiae is widely employed in scientific studies mainly due to the following reasons: it has a sequenced genome, it is easy to maintain in the lab, researchers can easily manipulate its genetics, and it grows rapidly. Saccharomyces cerevisiae can live with two genomes (diploid, n=32) or one genome (haploid, n=16). Consequently, the organism can undergo meiotic differentiation. In diploid phase, cells of the saccharomyces cerevisiae are more resistant to ...

According to the ASHA, as few as 2 percent of licensed SLPs in any given state are also bilingual. Given the fact that there is already a critical shortage of SLPs throughout the school systems in the United States, who are skilled in English, this makes teaching and learning especially difficult for English Language Learners. A study in Colorado asked 154 SLPs who served children coming from linguistically and culturally diverse backgrounds about their comfort level working in a diverse environment (Guiberson & Atkins, 2012). The outcome of the study was that the SLPs felt comfortable when the diversity was of a ...