This author is renowned for his political insights and literary works, where he explored the nature of emotions and passions. Holding significant political roles, his ideas shaped the development of conservative thought. His writings addressed both contemporary political events and deeper philosophical questions concerning human psychology and societal order. Deeply engaged with aesthetics, he also founded a prominent political review, leaving a lasting legacy in both spheres.
The book critiques the prevailing notion that corporate responsibility is merely a societal obligation, arguing instead that companies must cultivate trust within local communities to secure their operational legitimacy. It outlines actionable strategies and programs designed to enhance a company's reputation. Additionally, it explores how philanthropy and volunteer initiatives can be leveraged not only for community benefit but also to gain a competitive edge in the marketplace.
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A long-standing rivalry between China and Japan has intensified in recent years, owing in part to growing parity between the two Asian great powers. The authors examine how China has stepped up its surface and air activities near Japan, particularly near the Senkaku Islands. They survey the patterns in Chinese vessel and air activity, consider Japan's responses, and offer suggestions for the United States and Japan to manage emerging challenges.
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Burke's intellectual breadth appeals to a diverse audience, attracting both conservatives and liberals alike. His ability to navigate and transcend traditional boundaries in thought makes him a significant figure in philosophical discourse, valued for his insights across the political spectrum.
An accessible and annotated edition of Burke's Reflections on the Revolution in France with the first Letter on a Regicide Peace.
An Abridgement with Supporting Texts
Edmund Burke's critique of revolutionary politics is dynamically presented in this abridged version of his work, which removes less relevant details for contemporary readers. Brian R. Clack's insightful introduction provides a thorough overview and analysis of Burke's consistent views on revolution. Additionally, themed appendices enrich the text with supplementary materials that further illuminate Burke's arguments, making this edition both accessible and informative for modern audiences.