Descripción de la cultura organizacional en OSP International Cala Ltda.

Con la investigación realizada a OSP International Cala Ltda., empresa dedicada a la generación de valor agregado en operadores de servicios a través de sus redes de distribución mediante el desarrollo de hardware y software, se logró identificar la cultura organizacional que caracteriza a esta empresa, a través de la Metodología desarrollado por el Autor Carlos Eduardo Méndez, donde por medio de los cuatro instrumentos; encuestas de Hombre, Estructura, Sistema e IMCOC (instrumento para medir el clima de las organizaciones), se identificaron los rasgos menos arraigados, arraigados y altamente arraigados. Con los últimos se logró la caracterización de la cultura organizacional de la empresa, puesto que con estos se identificaron las Categorías de Análisis, Tendencias y Macrotendencias, para poder describir, interpretar y analizar la Cultura Organizacional que caracteriza a esta compañía (Alternativa Humanitaria). Concluyendo la evidencia del arduo trabajo que realiza diariamente OSP International Cala Ltda., en la integración de cada una de sus áreas como parte de un todo, para lograr los objetivos y metas propuestas por esta.

4 anys d'atacs incessants a la llengua catalana per part del PP, amb Govern o sense.'4 años de ataques incesantes a la lengua catalana por parte del PP, con Gobierno o sin'.

Resumen tomado de la publicación

L'ús responsable i segur d'Internet per part dels menors. 'El uso responsable y seguro de Internet por parte de los menores'.

Artículo extraído de una publicación sobre el uso responsable de Internet en el que se exponen los principales peligros asociados a Internet y los menores desde el punto de vista jurídico o legal, desde el punto de vista ético o moral y desde el punto de vista psicológico, socializador y conductual. Se presentan las acciones que llevan a cabo los menores en Internet, los aspectos positivos y los riesgos que éstos pueden encontrarse en la red.

Part 1 - talk on using Creative Commons and opensource software to make Open Content (what is creative commons ?, what is open content ?)

This is the first part of a 2 part video from my talk in May 2008 on open source content creation.

Part 2 - talk on using Creative Commons and opensource software to make Open Content. (Making of Doljer)

This is the second part of a 2 part video from my talk in May 2008 on open source content creation. Here I am talking about the Making of Doljer

The Tyne Digital Library - Part 4 Datasets

This part contains geomorphological, hydrological and other information concerning the desktop research of the River Tyne catchment area.

The Tyne Digital Library - Part 3 Bibliography

This section consists of a comprehensive collection of bibliographic information covering five important themes to help you with the desktop research of the River Tyne catchment area.

The Tyne Digital Library - Part 2 Maps and Images

In this section, you will find maps showing various important aspects of the River Tyne catchment area. All the maps are drawn based on Ordnance Survey data made available via the Digimap service. For the land cover maps of the catchment area, four variants are provided. Please note that the full details of the intext citations quoted in some of the following maps can be found in the full bibliographic listing.

The Tyne Digital Library - Part 1 Introduction

The Tyne Digital Library (TDL) provides access to scholarly materials (e.g. papers, book chapters, bibliographic reference lists), databases of hydrological and physical information, maps of key physiographic and environmental data, and electronic journal articles, for students undertaking GEOG3023 River Basin Management. In addition, the TDL utilises technological innovations that enhance services for accessing this information.

Costums d'oci i valoraci?? del consum per part dels estudiants universitaris i de batxillerat a Mallorca. 'Costumbres de ocio y valoraci??n del consumo por parte de los estudiantes universitarios y de bachillerato en Mallorca'

Resumen tomado del autor

Avaluació de l'adquisició de procediments científics per part de l'alumnat de 4t d'ESO i de 2n de Batxillerat a les Illes Balears. 'Evaluación de la adquisión de procedimientos científicos por parte del alumnado de 4o de ESO y de 2o de Bachillerato en las Islas Baleares'.

Resumen tomado del autor. Incluye tablas de datos. Se adjuntan anexos sobre definición y ejemplos sobre procedimientos seleccionados y pruebas de evaluación de la adquisición de procedimientos científicos para alumnado de 4o de ESO y 2o de Bachillerato

Collection Foundation Year RTS Part 3 Week 3 AY2012-13

materials to accompany module focussed around creation and examination of a personal portfolio reflecting on learning

What is Cybercrime and what do we do about?

A guest lecture by Professor David S.Wall from the University of Durham. This talk will explore the way that networked technology has transformed criminal behaviour. The first part will map out cybercrimes and identify the challenges they pose for both criminologists and also regulators. The second part will show that cybercrimes are informational, networked and global. In this section it will also be shown that cybercrimes are highly disorganised forms of offending when compared to the organisation of more 'traditional' crimes, but display some new organisational logics of their own. The third part of the talk will illustrate how the 'culture of fear' that has arisen around cybercrime has placed demands upon government and police - demands that, for reasons related to the distinct nature of cybercrimes, are hard to resolve. The fourth and final part will look at the new policing arrangements that are designed, it is argued here, to close the reassurance gap.

A Modest Proposal to Clarify the Status of Coca in the United Nations Conventions

The implementation of anti-drug policies that focus on illicit crops in the Andean countries faces many significant obstacles, one of which is the cultural clash it generates between the main stakeholders. On the one hand one finds the governments and agencies that attempt to implement crop substitution and eradication policies and on the other the peasant and natives communities that have traditionally grown and used coca or those peasants who have found in coca an instrument of power and political leverage that they never had before. The confrontation about coca eradication, alternative development and other anti-drug policies in coca growing areas transcends drug related issues and is part of a wider and deeper confrontation that reflects the long-term unsolved conflicts of the Andean societies. All Andean countries have stratified and fragmented societies in which peasants and Indians have been excluded from power. In Bolivia, Ecuador and Peru most peasants belong to native communities many of which have remained segregated from “white” society. The mixing of the races (mestizaje) in Colombia occurred early during the Conquest and Colony. Those of Indian descent became subservient to the Spanish and Creoles. The society that evolved was (and still is) highly hierarchical, authoritarian, and has subjacent racist values. The resulting political system has been exclusionary of large portions of the population. Among Indian communities coca has been used for millennia and its use has become an identity symbol of their resistance against what may be looked at as foreign invasion. “The Andean Indian chews coca because that way he affirms his identity as son and owner of the land that yesterday the Spaniard took away and today the landowner keeps away from him. To chew coca is to be Indian...and to quietly and obstinately challenge the contemporary lords that descend from the old encomenderos and the older conquistadors” (Vidart, 1991: 61, author’s translation). In Andean literature on illegal drugs as well as in seminars, colloquia and other meetings where drug policies are debated, complaints are frequently expressed about the treatment of coca in the same category as cocaine, heroin, morphine amphetamines and other “hard” drugs. The complainants assert that “coca is not cocaine” and that it is unfair to classify coca, a nature given plant which has been used for millennia in the Andes without significant negative effects on users, in the same category as man made psychotropic drugs. They also argue that coca has manifold social and religious meanings in indigenous cultures, that coca is sacred and that the requirement of the1961 Single Convention demanding that Bolivia and Peru completely eradicate coca within 25 years is limiting Indigenous communities in their freedom to practice their religions. In most debates about drug interdiction, the views of those who oppose that approach are not accepted as legitimate. Indeed, “prohibitionists” demonize drugs and those who oppose drug policies in Latin America frequently demonize the United States as the imperialist power that imposes them. This dual polarization is a main obstacle to establish a meaningful policy debate aimed at broadening the policy consensus necessary for successful policy implementation. This essay surveys the status of coca in the United Nations Conventions, explains why it is confusing, and how a few changes would eliminate some of the sources of conflict and help organize and control licit coca markets in the Andes. The current disorganized and weakly controlled legal coca market in Peru has been analyzed to demonstrate its deficiencies and to illustrate possible improvements in international drug control policies.

How to make a Table of Contents to cover only part of the file in MS Word 2010

A Table of Contents can be tweaked so that it picks up the content from only part of a file (such as an Appendix). This video shows you how to make such a change to a Table of Contents that is based upon Heading Styles. For best viewing Download the video.