Young people, particularly those in their 20s, often demonstrate an active sex life since the age bracket is largely characterized by the search for lifetime partners as well as settling down in marriage. However, youths in different regions show differing trends in the way that they approach their sex life,...
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Today, the Chinese government has enhanced its foreign policy definition in the Middle East through its military intervention that involves arms trade, peacekeeping mission and anti-piracy operations in the region. The military is deployed in the region for peacekeeping missions and anti-piracy operations, which in turn is expected to boost...
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This research seeks to examine the impact of e-commerce B2C model on various businesses and industries. In the contemporary corporate environment, companies are adopting the e-commerce model due to the increase in the rate of internet usage by consumers. However, this model is not fully embraced in regions such as Singapore,...
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The US military is touted as the largest; the most experienced and technological advanced force in the world. Having a strong military enables a country to enforce its economic and political policies while also protecting its strategic interests using hard power to deter its enemies. For decades, the US armed...
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The Silk Road was the name of a set of roads which were conveyed by ships and convoys between Europe and China. According to Halpern (2015). China launched its intercontinental ties based on three policies identified as diplomacy, near the ocean «Peripheral Diplomacy», strategies and initiative. The New Silk Road...
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The paper is a detailed review of Chinese consumer behavior and culture and how that it influences their purchasing path among outbound leisure travelers. Collectivist tourists were more inclined to initiate purchases based on social considerations such as self-image, and reputation. On the other hand, the individualists were more self-centered,...
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The aim of the study The aim of the study was to examine what drives Chinese customers to be fascinated about luxury fashion: marketing or themselves. Objectives of the research The objectives of the research included: Investigating the buying trends of Chinese customers in terms of luxury fashion Determining the factors driving Chinese customers to...
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The Aim of the Paper The aim of the paper was to find out the reasons behind the China-Africa infrastructural investment. Establishing the Drivers In order to establish the drivers, the researcher conducted an exploratory research examining what previous scholars had instituted using research objectives and questions. Secondary data thus became the main...
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Studio Ghibli is a Japanese animation film company operating from its global headquarters at Koganei Tokyo, Japan. The firm is a renown animation film company, with a special focus on the anime feature films, characterised by hand drawn computer animations originating from the Japanese culture. In addition to animation films,...
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Public Satisfaction with Police Performance Public satisfaction with the performance of police officers is major concern not only for Hong Kong but also other countries because police performance is key to the public and determines the success of security officer operations. In addition, there is a considerable disagreement in the existing...
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Public Administration and the Tyranny of Bureaucracy Public administration has recently been designed in a way where certain activities are implemented without considering the plight of the citizens. The problem in public administration in the American society falls on the people in the civil service who in most cases enjoy the...
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Korean Wave and its Impact on Chinese TV Formats Korean Wave, taking the form of TV programs, films, movies, songs, K-pop music, and other cultural products has received significant popularity across not only China but the entire Asian region. The main aim of this research was to investigate how the Korean...
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