Has Privatisation of Ports in the UK been successful?
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This 50 page paper considers whether the privatisation of the Ports in the UK has been a success. The paper begins by identifying the goals of privatisation by looking at the political background to the policies origins in 1970’s and 1980’s. In order to judge the relative level of success, the meeting of targets is one method, but there also should be comparison with other privatised industries and privatised ports in other countries. The paper conducts an extensive literature review which identifies the theories and manifestations of the differing motivations and drivers and examines any causal links between the assumptions and the reality of privatised companies and the perception. These are then applied to the case of the Ports in the UK. The bibliography cites 60 sources.
Filename: TEportsUK.rtf

Health and Safety Research Proposal
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This 15 page paper proposes a health and safety research project to look at the tools of assessment and how suitable they are to measure unseen risk, such as air quality. The paper gives a justification of the study, the aims and methods, a time table and a literature review examines models that may be used and the risks of poor air quality. The bibliography cites 14 sources.
Filename: TEheaprop.rtf

Healthcare Information Systems
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A 70 page thesis supporting the hypothesis that hospital information systems technologies have created the need for increased focus upon confidentiality and security. The writer provides examples such as the UCSF Medical Center, and demonstrates the ineffective application of training and protocol that could support a breach of patient rights in their IS processes. Bibliography lists 28 sources.
Filename: His.wps

Historical Method of Research
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This 5 page paper provides an overview of the historical method of research. This paper integrates the view of the historical method of research for the question: How were new teachers prepared for the classroom twenty years ago in comparison with the way new teachers are prepared today? This paper focuses on the methodology for this kind of research method for this topic. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
Filename: MHhismet.rtf

Historiographical Study Of Leadership And Management Chapters 4 & 5
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This 33 page paper is a continuation of and the last two chapters of another document, PGldr67.rtf. The paper presents data analysis, which begins with an explanation of how historical research papers are analyzed (mostly by summarizing the major points included in the literature review). The limitations of the study are again identified, followed by a summary, conclusions and forecasts. The writer elaborates on the importance of complexity and chaos theory and the relationship between chaos theory and the learning organization. The paper ends with a number of forecasts for management and leadership practice in the future, forecasts that are based on the historical study. Bibliography lists 34 sources.
Filename: PGldrs672.rtf

Historiographical Study Of Leadership And Management Theory
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This 67 page paper represents the first three chapters of a Master's thesis. Chapter 1 includes the statement of the problem, purpose, importance, rational and overview. Chapter 2 is a comprehensive Review of the Literature. The history of each leadership and management are covered separately. Leadership theories and practices are reported, including autocratic, democratic, laissez-faire, Theory Z, transformational and transactional. The history of management begins in the late 1800s and covers the major theories from Taylor through the present. The importance of human resource management and employee motivation management are also discussed. Chapter 3 is Methodology including a full discussion of the historiographical research approach. Table of Contents is included. 1 Table is included. Bibliography lists 46 sources.
Filename: PGldr67.rtf

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