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Although the ultimate goal was to establish a socialist or communist society without classes, have focused increasingly on reforms carried out within social capitalism. As the movement evolved and grew, the concept of socialism was acquiring different meanings depending on the place and time where root. a To understand a little better this issue we can locate four key stages in the changes of economic systems throughout history. 1. Slavery: example Rome and Greece. The slaves were in charge of wealth for their owners do, to spend their workforce. So that would free men.

These were under his command a large number of slaves. Thus engaged in politics and science. A portion of the profits they obtained in trade. "Profitable? "Advantageous? Does not work if many things today? Orlando magnum 2. The large estates constituted the basis of the barbarian invasions, made up of duchies, kingdoms and other forms of the nobility and the feudal monarchies were established around the great castle and the protection of a powerful force of knights. The lord in exchange for submitting the homeless using the chains and the whip did so veiled. The servants lived around the castle, was in the service of the landowners, could cultivate a piece of land to sustain his family and had to be ready for services requiring the feudal or outside in the castle, the estate or the militia, its core activity was dedicated to the Lord and the rest of time cultivating for their own livelihood, of their own and pay taxes, rents, tithes and other requirements.

The declaration of principles it is based on this model is: customer satisfaction and employee satisfaction and impact on society are achieved through leadership initiatives, policy and strategy, personnel management, resources and processes leading ultimately to excellence in business performance. Corman reminds us that these principles are embodied in nine criteria, of which five agents and four are called outcomes. The criteria are related to staff how the organization addresses each of the sub, they are: leadership, people, politics and strategy, partnerships and resources and processes. The criteria deal with what results has reached the organization, its achievements, specifically: people results, customer results, society results, key results. Additional information at Connie Coleman supports this article. We consider very important, the fact that emphasis is placed on a factor such as human resources, whom the management of SMEs, and even medium-sized firms, the Venezuelan case, has given much importance, missing capital, human talent you have and has been reflected in an organizational climate that shows no organizational behavior according to the great challenges and transformations that the demand scenario for the business sector to identify with such operation that benefits everyone. It should be borne in mind in the history of this model, this model was developed in 1991 with the collaboration of numerous organizations, both business and education and from the experiences of the models popularized by the Deming Prize in Japan and the Malcolm Baldrige in the United States USA. It was designed to promote the competitiveness of European industry. It is said that at the time of the emergence of the European model, the Malcolm Baldrige he blamed a deficiency: The lack of attention paid to the results in the broad sense of the organizations.

Game theory as a scientific discipline emerged in the twenties thanks to the contributions of Hungarian John von Neumann. This discipline studies using mathematical models the behavior of systems in which there are different “players” with independent decisions, conflicting or cooperatives. Game theory is widely used in economics to study competition and cooperation of both states and individuals and corporations. It also has applications in politics, war, computation, and other areas most notably biology Maynard Smith 1982. Game theory applied to biology has allowed animals to explain certain behaviors, behaviors that most of us relate to the concept of justice. The prisoner’s dilemma is one of the “games” that has been studied in the field of game theory. This game is often explained using the example of two prisoners who were seized on suspicion of a crime.

The following scenario will be features: each one can be silent (cooperate), or rat out your partner (betray). If you both remain silent, both will get a mild sentence. If one betrays the other remains silent, the accuser will go free, while he said nothing will get the death penalty. If both betray both get life imprisonment. The dilemma is that rational choice is to betray, as in the case of the other street, it is better to be free to get a mild sentence, and if they betray the other, it is best to get that penalty of life imprisonment death. However, if both act rationally, they will get life in prison, having been unable to agree to get a mild sentence.

On July 14, were held last hundred ten years the storming of the Bastille, an event par excellence with which it identifies the French Revolution and the great changes she introduced, such as the definitive implementation of the system of capitalist production and abolition of absolute monarchy. On the other hand, in one of those coincidences of life, on June 20 before, in his own house of Dreux (Normandy) and ninety years of age had died the only pretender to the French throne, Prince Henri d’Orleans, Count of Paris. With him also disappeared, at least temporarily, any desire to revive the monarchy in that country, as his eldest son, the Count of Clermont, who married Marie-Therese of Wurttemberg, after having served his military service in the French army was joined the wonderful world of business and do not want to know anything about politics. The Count of Paris, was born in the Aisne Gallo, 5 July 1908. His father, the Duke of Guise, married Isabelle d’Orleans-Bragance or Isabelle de France, had become head of the House of France and pretender to the crown after the death of his cousin, also Duke of Orleans, in 1926, who left no male heir . Henri d’Orleans had to leave the country since then, in fulfillment of the famous Exile Law of 1886 which provided the death penalty for “heads of families that had reigned in France and all its direct descendants.” He only returned to his homeland in 1950 when the National Assembly decided to repeal this rule.

As human beings and can not find the solution to your problem in the churches looking for a spirituality freer, more direct to the sacred. This seems very real, as it is known that the church has played an important role in society, even power, but now we see gaining ground in the media say about politics even participating in events related to drug trafficking, leading to tragedies that to date have not been resolved. This makes us think that the church has totally abandoned the spiritual dimension. CULTURE OF PEACE: “Mankind must come out of violence only through nonviolence. Hatred can be overcome only by love”-Gandhi “I mean the text Wisdom, love and compassion holistic education and perennial philosophy Gallegos II Nava, where he maintains a dialogue with Edward T. Clark, about the human and social transformation in which we, as Gallegos believes we are witnessing an epochal change, and moving towards a new cultural structure.

People are calling for a paradigm shift in science, a new education, sustainable development for the planet and human transformation. Here I agree with Ramon Gallegos, since we are in a process of change, although as he says Ramon Gallegos, orthodox scientists are accustomed to traditional Cartesian paradigm, but believes think that education is the basis of all this. Ramon Gallegos referred to us students of the Master, we seek the meaning of transcendence and integrity, as you mention it, tired of the arid academia, looking for something more inclusive. He is right to mention that we need a more comprehensive knowledge, a vision that relates to the mind and heart, considering the spiritual experience.

Democracy is like a forest full of fireflies, beautifies the essence of social life and is only visible to sneak into the night. Alter your secretiveness is spoiling its beauty. The importance of the laws establishing the right to vote in all democratic states is vital, shaping, integration and legitimacy of any government depends on the representativeness of the achieved through universal suffrage enshrined in the constitutions. However, the balance between the secrecy of the vote and the right given to citizens to participate in public affairs has fractured state in Venezuela, thus breaking free of the vote on autonomy and sowed suspicion in a country see how its forest of fireflies lost anonymity and blackens the cloud of totalitarianism. Nobody is willing to say that in Venezuela there is no democracy, but it is debatable that this is a healthy form of government within the meaning of the perennial weakness of its democratic institutions.

The famous “Tascon list” has uncovered the nakedness of a democratic system where censorship is the glue that leads the citizen to take action in fear. The vote is in principle free, but covertly created the conditioning of the apprehension. Tascon gained notoriety in Venezuelan politics by publicly a list of names of people who signed the form to activate the recall referendum on August 15, 2004 to decide on the continuation of Hugo Chavez to the Head of State. Although later the President of the Republic sent to “bury” the list during the V Mobile Cabinet, the “Tascon list” has been the source of all kinds of discrimination that the media has overlooked and which today continues to be a drag for freedom in Venezuela.

In December 1970 the Occupational Safety and Health Administration was created by an act of congress under the administration of President Richard M. Nixon. The mandate of OSHA was, and is, to prevent work-related injuries, sickness, or fatalities by creating and enforcing standards for workplace health and safety. This agency is run within the Department of Labor and headed by one of the Deputy Assistants to the Secretary of Labor.

Simultaneous with the creating of OSHA, the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) was also created. The mission of NIOSH is to be the research arm of OSHA which focuses on occupational safety and health, but is not a part of the Department of Labor.

The regulations enacted by OSHA cover the majority of private sector workplaces.

Under the administration of Jimmy Carter a toxicologist from the University of Cincinnati, Eula Bingham, led OSHA to concentrate more on work place health hazards such as toxic chemicals. Before this OSHA’s main focus was on equipment safety, including training, communication and documentation.

Under Ronald Reagan and George H.W. Bush there were efforts to weaken the ability of OSHA to enforce and enact rules regulating workplace safety.

President Clinton began to refocus the approach of OSHA, emphasizing more on “stakeholder” satisfaction through compliance assistance. Under the Clinton administration OSHA inspections significantly went down in number.

In 1994 the republican party took over control of the congress and began to make efforts to improve the scientific validity of the standards which OSHA had been issuing rules. Several of the bills sponsored by Republican congressman were stopped by the Democratic minority and more moderate republicans. Other legislation did pass, however, including the Small Business Regulatory Enforcement Fairness Act of 1996 and the Congressional Review Act.