A Way to Peace in Kashmir
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This 5 page paper argues that the way for peace to be maintained in the long term between Kashmir and its neighbours; Pakistan and India, is not by the use of international law, but through opening dialogue. The paper looks to the history of Kashmir and its neighbours to illustrate how this hypothesis has been formed and presents evidence to support it. The bibliography cites 4 sources.
Filename: TEkastlk.wps

AFGHANISTAN AND DEVELOPMENT: LITERATURE REVIEW
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This 9-page paper provides a review of literature regarding the rebuilding of Afghanistan, and it's success, or lack of it. The paper also tries to compare the literature with a trained learner's observations. Bibliography lists 2 sources.`
Filename: MTafghlite.rtf

AFGHANISTAN AND SELF-SUSTAINABILITY
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This 15-page paper (including annotated bibliography) focuses on whether Afghanistan is ready for self-sustainability. Issues examined include education, infrastructure, job creation and community. Bibliography lists 7 sources
Filename: MTafghsust.rtf

An Examination into the Use of Hindi Motion Verbs
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This 10 page paper examines the way motion verbs are used and compares this path language with manner languages such as English. The focus of the paper is the actual use of the verbs in sentences and the way that direction is encoded with a difficult in encoding location. The paper uses a range of sample sentences to explore the use of Hindi motion verbs. The bibliography cites 3 sources.
Filename: TEhindiverb.rtf

ANALYSIS OF “ASIAN AMERICANS NOTE ISSUES CENTRAL TO THEM”
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This 3-page paper is an analysis of the New York Times article "Asian-Americans Note Issues Central to Them for Elections," published February 13, 2004.
Filename: MTassiiss.rtf

Appropriate Management Style in Singapore
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A 15 page paper assessing Singapore’s readiness for participative management. This paper reviews views of business in terms of Asian culture and Singapore’s unique position to determine whether participative management is appropriate in Singapore. It concludes that not only is it appropriate, it also is very much in practice. The paper discusses management theory, management history, Singapore’s great progress over the past 40 years and gives examples of two leading Singapore companies already using business models most conducive to participatory management. One (SembCorp) has even adopted the philosophies of GE’s Jack Welch. Bibliography lists 15 sources.
Filename: KSmgmtSingapore.rtf

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