Hamann, Ralph. 2009. South Africa: The Role of History, Government and Local Context. In: Idowu, Samuel O. And Filho, Walter Leal. (Eds). 2009. Global Practices of Corporate Social Responsibility. Berlin: Sprin
villages and settlements across the great nation of Australia. You will find businesses, classified ads, Community Bulletin Boards, Calendars of Events, Schools, Churches, Non-Profit Organizations, Recreational ideas and activities, local government information, regional and local history, listings of res...
History of Central African Republic, a survey of notable events and people in the history of the Central African Republic, a landlocked country located in the centre of Africa. The country’s capital, Bangui, is situated on the banks of the Ubangi River
In these ‘first-voice’ museums, curators and leaders are part of the community the museum interprets.
Australopithecus africanus, the “man-ape” of South Africa, described in 1925 in a paper by Raymond Dart (pictured), caused a sensation on publication, and placed Nature on the world stage before a popular audience. Until now, Nature’s scoops had been mostly in physics — the discovery ...
With the founding of New China in October 1949, the branches of North China Foreign Trade Company were moved to Beijing gradually and reorganized to national trade companies. On March 10th, 1950, the 23rd session of the Government Administration Council (the predecessor of the State Council) pass...
history of HSR efforts. In this paper, we present a more comprehensive account of HSR efforts in South Africa in social and political context from 1920 to 2019. We focus primarily on national-level factors, but also consider the role of international and global factors where these are ...
The immediate post-war years were some of the toughest Shell had yet faced. Reconstruction was very expensive and the market for oil was changing rapidly. Against this backdrop Shell launched new exploration programmes in Africa and South America and built new refineries in the UK. The company ...
They brought their own language and government style with them and imposed them on the settlers in the south. Their government style was based on the basic extended families or clans which gradually formed tribes. They already had a set of standards of protection and punishment, which showed ...
Chinese people's trust in their government stood at 95 percent, higher than that of other countries surveyed.2 Harvard University of the United States has revealed similar findings.3 Why does the CPC, which has been in power in China for more than 70 years, enjoy such high approval rates?