UK Social Enterprises for Sustainability
Abstract
Social enterprise is a dynamic and sustainable business model of choice which is able to bring social, economic and environmental benefits to the UK. It operates across all sectors of the eco
Oliver Hartley
Social Enterprise Potential for Sustainability in the UK
Social enterprise is an active and sustainable business form of choice which is able to bring economic, communal and environmental benefits to the UK. It operates across all sectors of the economy, se
Attitudes to Risk and Entrepreneurship
Entrepreneurship, as defined by Stevenson (1983) “… is the pursuit of opportunity beyond the resources you currently control”. Stevenson and Gumpert (1985, pp. 85-94) advise that the preceding d
Public and Private Monopoly Effects on Consumers
The researcher illustrates the condition of competitive market through the following model and leads the readers to the condition for monopolies.
Relationship Between Childhood Well-being and Poverty
Introduction
This paper explores the relationship between childhood well-being and poverty. Using structural equation modelling a multidimensional picture of child well-being is developed which is lin
Support Networks For Young Homeless People
The support network of leaving care and statutory homeless young people 16 and 17 years old living in homeless hostels
Contents
1. Introduction 2. “Legal” literature 2.1. Youth homelessness in En
Evolution of Community Kitchens
Abstract
Community kitchen, as a concept is critical for ensuring the food security of the vulnerable population. It is a gathering point where groups of people come together to pool their resources t
Effectiveness of Support for Children in Homeless Families
The whole issue of parents and children in need is a vast, complex and ethically challenging one. This review is specifically charged with an examination of those issues which impinge upon the stresse
Issues with Police Human Rights
Chapter one: Introduction and overview
1.1: General Introduction:
Police rights and police history has been a subject of limited interest to the scholars of criminal justice, labor history and industr
Comparing UK and US Gang Culture
Popular perceptions of gang activity are often based on sensationalized images created in the media. They vary from dramatic reports of “gangland” shootings to images of young men terrorizing the
Effect of CSR on Child Labour
This dissertation seeks to confirm that chocolate manufacturers are trying to make changes through their CSR strategies to eliminate child labour in their supply chain.
Significance Tests Uses and Limitations
This paper looks at the different significance tests (both parametric and non-parametric tests) their uses, when to be used and their limitations.
Data Pre-processing Tool
Chapter- 2
Real life data rarely comply with the necessities of various data mining tools. It is usually inconsistent and noisy. It may contain redundant attributes, unsuitable formats etc. Hence data
Literature Review on Employee Motivation in the Hotel Industry
A literature review focusing on employee motivation and satisfaction in the hotel industry and how to effectively address employee turnover.
Effect of Tourism on Asia’s Economic Growth
Tourism is one of key industry in the development of some countries in Asia. The development of tourism in Asia differs from other countries.
Strategic Relations Between China and Pakistan
This dissertation proposes to study and analyse the growing economic relations between Pakistan & China, its impact on the security of India and to recommend measures to negate the same by India.
Types of Averages Explained
An average is a single value representing a group of values. This work explains the different definitions of average values.
Relation Between the Oil Prices and the Sales of Automobiles
Abstract
The objective of this research is to study and understand the relation between the oil prices and the sales of automobiles. The escalation in the petroleum prices plays a major role in the au
Promised Land, Crusader State: The Rise, Fall and Return of the Covenant Nation
This paper will primarily argue that in order to understand Israel as an inherently violent and conflict-laden nation-state it is necessary to move away from the established contextually-derived theories of nationalism and move to one that is more cognitively based.
International Economics: Trade And Tariffs
INTRODUCTION:
International economics is becoming a major part of existing societies because of the rapid changes occurring in economic markets. As days are passing by, governments, consumers, busines
