This document discusses several aspects of globalization, including its economic, social, and cultural dimensions. It addresses how globalization has led to increased integration of economies through expanded trade, financial markets, and the growth of multinational corporations operating across borders. While globalization has increased economic growth and opportunities through international trade, it has also been criticized for potentially exacerbating inequality and exploitation as well as cultural and environmental damage. The accountability and ethical responsibilities of large global businesses are also discussed as important issues.
Advanced text book advanced english 1 10 chapters ปรับใหม่Yota Bhikkhu
The document provides an introduction to English sentence structure. It discusses the five basic sentence patterns in English: subject-verb, subject-verb-object, subject-verb-adjective, subject-verb-adverb, and subject-verb-noun. Examples are given for each pattern. The subject-verb relationship is identified as the core of every English sentence. Additional elements like objects, adjectives, adverbs, and prepositional phrases are described as ways to modify the basic sentence structures.
This document contains 10 sections that outline teaching plans for English language chapters. Each section includes the objectives, topics, description of topics, time, forms of instruction, media, and evaluations. The topics covered include the history of English language, sentence structures, elements of sentences, expansion of phrases to clauses, sentence pattern transformations, clause and sentence structure, reduction of adverb clauses, the four language skills, and writing essays and summaries. The plans involve taking classes, using PowerPoint, class discussions, expressions, movies, tests, and other assessments.
This document discusses the four types of sentences: simple, compound, complex, and compound-complex. It defines each type based on whether the sentence contains independent clauses, dependent clauses, or both. For each sentence type, punctuation rules are provided to indicate how independent and dependent clauses should be joined. Common conjunctions and relative pronouns used to connect clauses in compound and complex sentences are also listed.
This document provides an overview of political science as an academic field of study. It discusses key concepts like how politics involves change over time and affects both governmental and personal lives. It also outlines different approaches to studying politics such as normative versus empirical, and tools used like traditionalism, behavioralism, and post-behavioralism. The document explains the subfields of political science and how politics is interconnected with economics and other actors beyond just governments.
sexual misconduct(Kamesumicchacara) and philosophical implications of sexual ...Yota Bhikkhu
Like poisonous trees always yield poisonous fruits;
so do sexual misconducts and sexual deviances
always yield
misconducts and deviances.
Pamaha Yota Payutto (Chaiworamankul)
This document discusses different models of democracy and the current state of democracy globally. It defines the basic elements of democracy as consent of the governed through free elections and protection of individual rights. It outlines three main models of democracy - majoritarian, elite, and liberal - that prioritize either mass participation, general welfare, or individual rights, respectively. Data from Freedom House shows the number of electoral democracies has grown but not all respect civil liberties and political freedoms. Regional trends vary, with improvements in post-Communist states but declines in some other areas.
This document discusses different forms of government:
- Monarchy is rule by a single hereditary leader like a king or queen. Saudi Arabia is an example.
- Dictatorship places control in the hands of one ruler who seizes power by force, like Hitler in Nazi Germany or Saddam Hussein in Iraq.
- Democracy gives power to the people, either directly or through elected representatives. The United States is a representative democracy.
This document discusses the key components of nonverbal communication including proxemics, chronemics, kinesics, physical appearance, haptics, paralanguage, and artifacts. It explains how factors like personal space, territoriality, gender, race, and status influence proxemics. Culture and formality level impact perceptions of time. Facial expressions, gestures, eye behavior, and posture are forms of kinesics. Attributes like cheerfulness and argumentativeness can be inferred from physical appearance. Haptics involves touch, while paralanguage covers vocal qualities. Artifacts refer to environmental objects used in communication.
