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March 6th, 2009 | Tags: health, measure, pass | Category: Education, Environment, Social | Leave a comment

Globalization and Financialization
The New Approach of Best Corporate Citizenship
Abstract
Globally speaking, the politics of globalization has been enormously debated. Current financial crisis has triggered the unenthusiastic brunt of people worldwide. This phenomenon is substantially caused by the impact of globalization. This paper will seek to understand the current financial crisis of financialization under the spectrum [...]

February 2nd, 2009 | Tags: financialization, globalization, Researches | Category: Culture, Economics, Education, Environment, Internet, Politics, Researches, Social, Tourism | Leave a comment

Animals and Plants as National Symbols of Cambodia
December 12, 2008 by Chanroeun Pa

Photo: thavrakhuon.blogspot.com

1- គោព្រៃ= Kouprey (Bos sauveli): The National Mammal of the Kingdom of Cambodia
The Kouprey, an original Khmer species, has been recognized worldwide and named in Khmer version by international biologists even though English, Spanish and French call it Kouprey. Its scientific name is [...]

December 15th, 2008 | Tags: Khmer national symbols, kouprey | Category: Culture, Education, Environment | Leave a comment

Looking back to the history, Cambodia-China has longest tied relationship with each other. It is in both historical and contemporary co-operation. The name of Funan, an ancient Cambodian capital city, was literally coined by Chinese trader, and many other names of Khmer Kings during Funan period were entirely Chinese vernacular. The most significant notion is [...]

December 5th, 2008 | Tags: Angkor Empire, Cambodia-China relationship, Chau Takuan, Funan, international relations | Category: Culture, Economics, Education, Environment, Politics, Researches, Social, Tourism | Comments (1)

15 October, 2008
We, the leaders of Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Russia, the United Kingdom and the United States of America, and the President of the European Commission, are united in our commitment to fulfill our shared responsibility to resolve the current crisis, strengthen our financial institutions, restore confidence in the financial system, and provide [...]

November 26th, 2008 | Tags: G8, global economy, poverty | Category: Economics, Environment, Social | Leave a comment

Tuol Sleng Museum applies for registration with Unesco intrigued the question that this initiative will bring shame or pride to Cambodian people? If we check in the listing numbers of world cultural heritages subscribed by Unesco, we seem not see any genocidal or brutal place being put as World Heritage. But if Cambodia can [...]

September 17th, 2008 | Tags: angkor wat, Cardamon Mountain, Tonle Sap Lake, Tuol Sleng | Category: Culture, Environment, Politics, Researches, Social, Tourism | Comments (1)

Among Cambodian annual festivities, P’chum Ben and Kan Ben are considered very significant. Literally, P’chum Ben means the gathering of the pieces of cooked rice to offer to the deceased. It culminates in 15th of full moon day and ends in 15th of waning moon day in lunar calendar of the 9th month or [...]

September 16th, 2008 | Tags: bonanza, festivities, gratitude, P'chum Ben, universal similarity | Category: Culture, Economics, Environment, Social, Tourism | Leave a comment

There are criticisms the research of Abraham Maslow associated “the issues of human needs”. Maslow elaborated the basic human needs categorize like a pyramid named “hierarchy of needs”. He divided into five categories from the most primitive needs to the least needs: 1. physiological (breathing, food, water, sex, homeostasis, excretion, sleep), 2. safety (security of [...]

September 10th, 2008 | Tags: Abraham Maslow, fundamental human needs, hierarchy of needs, Manfred Max Neef | Category: Culture, Economics, Environment, Researches, Social | Leave a comment

Key Points:

Quantitative and qualitative research constitute different approaches to social investigation and carry with them important epistemological and ontological consideration.

Theory can be depicted as something that precedes research (as in quantitative research) or as something that emerges out of it (as in qualitative research).

Epistemological considerations loom large in considerations of research strategy. To a large [...]

September 8th, 2008 | Tags: qualitative, quantitative, research, variables | Category: Culture, Economics, Environment, Internet, Politics, Researches, Social, Welcome | Leave a comment