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DELHI UNIVERSITY 2021-22 ( full notes ) Paper name- Indian Political Thought I Context - 1. TRADITIONS OF PRE-COLONIAL INDIAN POLITICAL THOUGHT 2. MANU: SOCIAL LAWS 3. KAUTILYA: THEORY OF STATE 4. VED VYASA: RAJDHARMA 5. AAGGANNASUTTA: THEORY OF KINSHIP 6. BARANI: IDEAL POLITY 7. ABUL FAZAL: MONARCHY ...

DELHI UNIVERSITY notes from 5th semester Paper name- Classical Political Thought Context - 1. TEXT AND INTERPRETATION 2. PLATO 3. ARISTOTLE 4. MACHIAVELLI 5. HOBBES 6. LOCKE

Marketing communication and Brand Strategy Name Institution   Introduction It is important for an organization to constantly evaluate the issues pertaining to brand and client retention in order to have happy and satisfied clients, which in turn, increases the rate of the company success. Therefore, efficient communication of the mission, vision, and other marketing and brand strategy is significant. This ensures that all the employees and stakeholders are aware of their expectation and a...

This book was tailor-made for students of the University of Twente, specifically for the course of Financing Entrepreneurial Start-ups and Innovative Firms (FENSI). These chapters are about the background and issues of investments, asset classes and financial instruments, security markets, mutual funds and other investment companies, risk and return, efficient diversification, capital asset pricing, the efficient market hypothesis, behavioural finance, bond prices and yields, how to manage portf...

This book was tailor-made for students of the University of Twente. The book contains parts of two different books, for two different courses; one being Investments and one being International Finance. The chapters 14 until 20 are concerned with International Finance. Subjects discussed are transaction exposure, economic exposure, translation exposure, foreign direct investments (FDIs), cross-border acquisitions, the international capital structure/budgeting and cost of capital, and cash managem...

CHAPTER ONE 1.0 INTRODUCTION Cervical cancer is the most common cancer and the leading cause of death of cancer among women in developing countries (WHO, 2005). Globally, cervical cancer is the fifth most-deadly cancer in women (WHO, 2006). The global estimates are 452,000 new cases and more than 234,000 deaths from cervical cancer annually 80% of deaths occur in developing countries and that has only 5% of the global cancer resources. The incidence in the tropics is estimated to be about 40-70 ...

Summary for the course Corporate Finance of the master specialisation Financial Management (Msc. Business Administration) at the University of Twente. Contains the relevant chapters and articles discussed during the lectures.

Professional Ethics and Office Management