Portfolio of case study

Portfolio of case analyses as evidence of their engagement with the cases during the seminars. The portfolio is to be made up of 4 case analyses, selected from the case studies undertaken in the first 7seminars. This part of the assessment must be composed from the student’s own reflection and each analysis written in their own words. Please note that feedback during the session, from the Tutor or other participants, is formative only and the portfolio should demonstrate therefore both an improved understanding and an advancement in knowledge from any oral discussion on the day. The word limit is 2,000 words. The guidance is that students may allocate 500 words to each case they choose to analyze, within the constraint that any one case analysis cannot be more than 700 and that the minimum for any one case chosen is 350. Answers may also include a thematic overview of no more than 400 words, provided that total the individual cases does not exceed 1600 words. Students seeking the highest marks may do well to consider this option.

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Environmental Management

Individual essay: 1,500 words Pick one of the following topics: – 1) Select a company of your choice and analyse it using Dunphy’s phase model of sustainability. – 2) In your role as a consumer, choose one area of consumption that you would like to make more sustainable and make changes to your consumption pattern accordingly over a 3-week period during the term. Provide a critical reflection on your experience, underpinned with theory and references. – 3) Is a truly environmentally sustainable company possible? Provide a critical discussion. – 4) Critically evaluate the importance of water to society and discuss the role business plays in water pollution and its remediation. Underpin your discussion with theory and references Recommended books (in chronological order —————————————————– Robertson, Margaret (2014): Sustainability Principles and Practice, Routledge, Abingdon. Molthan-Hill, Petra (ed.) (2014): The Business Student’s Guide to Sustainable Management, Greenleaf Publishing, Sheffield. Nemetz, Peter N. (2013): Business and the Sustainability Challenge: An Integrated Perspective, Routledge: Abingdon. Blowfield, Michael (2013): Business and Sustainability, Oxford University Press, Oxford. Cavagnaro, Elena and Curiel, George (2012): The Three Levels of Sustainability, Greenleaf Publishing, Sheffield. (see http://www.greenleafpublishing.com/productdetail.kmod?productid=3564 for free introductory chapters) Grayson, David and Exter, Nadine (eds.) (2012): Cranfield on Corporate Sustainability, Greenleaf Publishing, Sheffield. Brady, John, Ebbage, Alison and Lunn, Ruth (2011): Environmental Management in Organizations, The IEMA handbook, earthscan/Routledge: Abingdon, 2nd ed. Tehrani, Nik, and Sinha, Swapna (2011): Understanding Green Business, AuthorHouse. Jain, Subhash C and Kedia, Ben L. (2011): Enhancing Global Competitiveness Through Sustainable Environmental Stewardship, Edward Elgar, Cheltenham. McIntyre, John R., Ivanaj, Silvester and Ivanaj, Vera (2009): Multinational Enterprises And The Challenge Of Sustainable Development, Edward Elgar: Cheltenham. Russo, Michael V. (ed) (2008): Environmental Management: Readings and Cases, Sage, Los Angeles, 2nd ed. (658.4083 ENV) DesJardins, Joseph R (2007): Business, ethics, and the environment: imagining a sustainable future. Upper Saddle River, N.J Pearson/Prentice HallBrady, John (ed) (2005): Environmental management in organizations: the IEMA handbook, IEMA/earthscan, London Sharma, Sanjay and Aragón-Correa, J. A. (eds.) (2004): Corporate Environmental Strategy and Competitive Advantage, Edward Elgar, Cheltenham, UK. Further Resources: Stern, Nicholas (2015): Why Are We Waiting? The Logic, Urgency, and Promise of Tackling Climate Change, MIT Press: Cambridge, MA. Stead, Jean Garner, and Stead, W. Edward (2014): Sustainable Strategic Management, Greenleaf Publishing, Sheffield, 2nd ed. Whitfield, Ronald and McNett, Jeanne (2014): A Primer on Sustainability: In the Business Environment, Business Expert Press: New York. Easton, Thomas (ed) (2014): Taking Sides: Clashing Views on Environmental Issues, McGraw-Hill, Dubuque, Iowa, 16th ed. Taylor, Robert W. (ed.) (2014): Taking Sides: Clashing Views in Sustainability, McGraw-Hill, New York, 2nd ed. Gabriel, Jordie Vives (ed.) (2014): Case studies in sustainability management: The oikos collection, Greenleaf Publishing, Sheffield, Volume 3. Juniper, Tony (2013): What Has Nature Ever Done for Us? How money really does grow on trees, Profile Books: London. Green, Tracy (2013): The Dictionary of Global Sustainability. With Case Studies on the Environmental, Economic, Technological, and Social Aspects of Sustainability, McGrawHill: New York. Elliott, Jennifer A. (2013): An Introduction to Sustainable Development, Routledge: Abingdon, 4th ed. Willard, Bob (2012): The New Sustainability Advantage, New Society Publishers: Vancouver. Visser, Wayne (2012): The Quest for Sustainable Business: An Epic Journey in Search of Corporate Responsibility, Greenleaf Publishing: Sheffield. Laszlo, Chris and Zhexembayeva, Nadya (2011): Embedded Sustainability: The Next Big Competitive Advantage, Greenleaf Publishing, Sheffield. Stibbe, Arran (ed) (2009): The Handbook of Sustainability Literacy Skills for a Changing World, Green Books: Totnes. (http://www.sustainability-literacy.org/ for free chapters) Pinkse, Jonatan and Kolk, Ans (2009): International business and global climate change, Routledge, London. Wankel, Charles and Stoner, James A.F. (2008): Innovative Approaches to Global Sustainability, Palgrave MacMillan: New York. Howard-Grenville, Jennifer (2007): Corporate Culture and Environmental Practice, Edward Elgar, Cheltenham Bregg, Kathryn, Van Der Woerd, Frans and Levy, David (eds) (2005): The Business of Climate Change: Corporate Responses to Kyoto, Greenleaf Publishing: Sheffield. Levy, David L. and Newell, Peter J. (eds) (2005): The Business of Global Environmental Governance, MIT Press, Cambridge, MA. Steger, Ulrich (2004): The business of sustainability: building industry cases for corporate sustainability, Palgrave MacMillan: Basingstoke. Journals: – Business Strategy and the Environment – Business and Society – International Journal of Sustainability in Higher Education – Journal of Management for Global Sustainability (new journal) – European Environment: The Journal of European Environmental Policy – Organization & Environment Websites: http://www.ecosia.org/ (green search website, alternative to Google) http://www.environmentalistonline.com/ (magazine on environment management) http://www.greenbiz.com/ (source for green and sustainability news) http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment and http://www.guardian.co.uk/sustainable-business

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Talent management

The purpose of this essay is f to review the literature on talent management by discussing the following: “Various authors (e.g. Lepak & Snell, 2002; Boudreau & Ramstad, 2007) argue that not all roles are equally valuable and that organisations need to differentiate their talent management practices to reflect this.” Make sure that you clearly take a position by stating you agree with the above statement. Use the literature to substantiate your view point.

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How the AMA (Obamacare) is or could be affecting management controls

Completed papers should be in 12-point type, double spaced and should consist of not less than 6 or more than 12 pages excluding cover pages, illustrations, and references. The focus for the term paper is on some aspect of current events or how current events are or may affect management controls. this is the topic i have selected ( How the AMA (Obamacare) is or could be affecting management controls )

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Present the Mediation Process to Resolve Conflict

Present the Mediation Process to Resolve Conflict Activity Description You have been asked by senior management to assess your organization’s current conflict resolution and mediation processes. How would you assess, present, and analyze your findings for this group? Determine the topics that you will cover based on your required readings and additional research. Then, prepare a PowerPoint presentation providing a complete analysis of your findings related to the organization’s conflict resolution and mediation processes. Incorporate appropriate animations, transitions, and graphics as well as “speaker notes” for each slide. The speaker notes may be comprised of brief paragraphs or bulleted lists. Support your presentation with at least six scholarly resources. In addition to these specified resources, other appropriate scholarly resources may be included. Length: 12-15 slides (with a separate reference slide). Speaker Notes Length: 350 words for each slide. Be sure to include citations for quotations and paraphrases with references in APA format and style where appropriate.

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Religion and Mythology

The excerpt is from “Writing about the World, 3rd Ed” by Susan McLeod. Please note this assignment is composed of 3 mini essays with each with at least 350 words.

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Baroque Verisimilitude in Art: Does It Exist Today?

Verisimilitude, or the art of truthful appearances, was an important facet of Baroque art. Artists, such as Caravaggio and Bernini, intended their works to reflect the details of the visual world and life in general with mirror-like precision. The illusions of motion, feeling, drama, and time are all presented to influence viewers to react as if what they encountered is natural, real and alive. Your task is to write an essay where you act as an artistic philosopher and critic. In your analysis, include a comparison utilizing one or more baroque works of art to modern-day movies or television programs that also share the same focus on verisimilitude. In your own words, identify and explain how the task of recreating reality is accomplished, defending your personal position with plenty of concrete examples. Be sure to explain which characteristics of the modern-day works are similar to the Baroque era and which ones are not. Ultimately, conclude your essay by defending whether or not verisimilitude is a pressing need in the modern-day.Verisimilitude, or the art of truthful appearances, was an important facet of Baroque art. Artists, such as Caravaggio and Bernini, intended their works to reflect the details of the visual world and life in general with mirror-like precision. The illusions of motion, feeling, drama, and time are all presented to influence viewers to react as if what they encountered is natural, real and alive. Your task is to write an essay where you act as an artistic philosopher and critic. In your analysis, include a comparison utilizing one or more baroque works of art to modern-day movies or television programs that also share the same focus on verisimilitude. In your own words, identify and explain how the task of recreating reality is accomplished, defending your personal position with plenty of concrete examples. Be sure to explain which characteristics of the modern-day works are similar to the Baroque era and which ones are not. Ultimately, conclude your essay by defending whether or not verisimilitude is a pressing need in the modern-day.

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Organizational Theory

Social equity was introduced to New Public Administration of the 1960s yet it still struggles to find its place as an equal among the traditional public administration values of economy, efficiency, and effectiveness. How can social equity be elevated to an equal playing status with the other pillars of public administration? In addressing this question, explain the following: definition social equity; how social equity is measured, and how social equity values are taught within the public sector. This paper provides space for creative ideas that imagine and improve the future so that social equity holds a more place equal among its peers and becomes a standardized.

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International business midterm

You need some example to support your theories. For example, when u mention comparative advantages, it’s a form of free trade, government don’t have intervention on international business. For example, us and Mexican allow free trade of tomato But which lower the us farmer’s profit. So you can connect to other theories, say international business need government intervention in order to protect local business ” He says he wants it to be a page and a half long each and when I did that last time he basically told me “what you wrote was accurate and well written but I just needed more of it” like Like heckscher ohlin

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Application to attend a conference

www.eeworkshopizmir.com. I seek your help to fill the application form please. Application is attached. First: Edit to abstract to bring to 200 words max. Second: Complete items 3, 4, 5, 7 The max numbers of words is indicated against each item in the application form. Please let me know if further details maybe required.

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