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throughout the nation there are many companies that are using the Polycentric approach. as one looks int the mind or deep into a industry you would find out
companies whose values and interests guide strategic decisions. usually companies that are involved in extractive FDI such as oil/gas companies.
ethnocentrism SYLLABICATION: eth·no·cen·trism PRONUNCIATION: ETH no SEN trizm NOUN: 1. Belief in the superiority of one's own ethnic group. 2. Overriding concern with race. OTHER FORMS: ethno·centric (-trk) —ADJECTIVE ethno·centri·cal·ly —ADVERB ethno·cen·trici·ty (-sn-trs-t) —NOUN
What companies take a defensive approach to social responsibility
A symbolic-interaction approach.
ethnocentric is an adj. so you can describe any object with it.it means, 'characterized by or based on the attitude that one's own group is superior'An example:Although Jimmy seemed to think that everyone was equal, he was secretly ethnocentric.
Some examples for capital funding companies include Optimum Capital Funding and DMC Capital Funding. Depending on your business, you can even approach crowd funding by using the KickStarter website.
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Hillary Clinton often uses a structural-functionalism approach in her sociological perspectives, emphasizing the ways in which social institutions contribute to the overall functioning of society. She also frequently incorporates elements of symbolic interactionism, focusing on the role of symbols and interactions in shaping individuals' beliefs and behaviors. Overall, Clinton's sociological approach tends to be intersectional, acknowledging the complexities of various social identities and systems.
Shariff is using a social psychological approach in his research, which focuses on understanding how individuals' thoughts, feelings, and behaviors are influenced by the social context in which they exist. This approach is concerned with the interplay between the individual and society in shaping human behavior.