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In the process of development, the enterprises will inevitably encounter the constraints of insufficient resources and policies, which make them, enter the development dilemma. In the face of many resource shortages and policy restrictions, Taiwan Sanli TV station uses random innovation to reorganize limited resources, and turns resource constraints into the driving force of the enterprise development, so that the enterprise can break through the dilemma and win competitiveness.

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A company is one of the organizations which is oriented for a business purpose, needs reliable and competitive human resources to achieve its goal. A successful Organization can be reflected in employee performance. Several factors that influence employee performance include; Organizational Culture in the company, Leadership Style of a leader in the company, and organizational commitment. This research aims to measure the influence of Organizational Culture and Leadership Style on Employee Performance through Organizational Commitment. A sample is taken from 98 employees using the census method. Path Analysis Model (SPSS version 23) is used as the analysis technique. The result shows that Organizational Culture does not have a significant effect on employee performance. Leadership Style has a significant effect on employee performance. Organizational Commitment is a variable that has not been able to mediate Organizational Culture and Leadership Style to improve employee performance since the direct influence of Leadership Style is shown greater than the indirect influence of Organizational Commitment. The Leadership Style is a very important variable in the Operational Department of PT Indolakto Pandaan. This will be used as a reference for the management of PT Indolakto in making policies to improve employee performance to achieve the set targets.

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The research objectives, describe experiential marketing, relationship marketing, customer satisfaction and customer loyalty, analyze the effect of experiential marketing and relationship marketing on hotel customer satisfaction, analyze the effect of experiential marketing and relationship marketing on customer loyalty, analyzing the effect of experiential marketing and relationship manager on hotel customer loyalty through customer satisfaction, this research was conducted in a 3-star hotel in Malang Raya. The research design was carried out with a quantitative approach, and data collection techniques were carried out by distributing questionnaires. Technical analysis of data structural equation modelling with AMOS 21 software application. Determination of the sample in the analysis of Structural Equation Model (SEM) according to slovin with an error rate of 5% -10% with the formula obtained the number of respondents of 130 people. The results showed, the experiential marketing and relationship marketing affect customer loyalty and customer satisfaction affects customer loyalty, experiential marketing and relationship marketing affects customer loyalty through customer satisfaction. The contribution of this research is expected to enrich the theory of marketing strategies in the hospitality sector in maintaining customer loyalty. For hotel management, it can be used as a reference for improving marketing strategies and human resources in increasing room occupancy by building relationship marketing and experiential marketing.

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Geo-strategy, a subfield of geopolitics, is a type of foreign policy guided principally by geographical factors as they inform, constrain, or affect political and military planning. The Bay of Bengal is very rich in natural resources. The Bay is very substantial for China and India, for the imports of oil from the Middle East and African countries. The geopolitics of the increasingly volatile South China Sea could possibly impact on India‟s interests and relations with Southeast Asian countries. This paper examines whether China and India‟s Indian Ocean strategies underpin greater cooperation, rather than competition to generate synergies in the region. The main objective of this study is to focus on the geo-strategic and geo-economic importance of the Bay of Bengal and Indian Ocean where China has huge interest. Moreover, the study has found that the Bay of Bengal, and South East Bangladesh, is very important for China, for trade and investments and exports and imports purposes. This study has been carried out on the basis of focus group discussions, observation, and secondary data.

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The study investigated the effect of financial liberalization on economic growth in selected Middle East/North Africa (MENA) countries and Sub-Sahara Africa countries using data obtained mainly from the World Bank data catalog. The panel unit root test developed by Im, Pesaran and Shin (IPS) was used to explore the stochastic properties of the data before estimating the models using Pooled Mean Group/Autoregressive Distributed Lag estimation procedure for dynamic panel analysis and found that financial liberalization has had positive and significant influence on economic growth in MENA countries while financial liberalization had a positive but not significant influence on economic growth in SSA countries. Thus, the study recommends the pursuit of rational financial liberalization policies in the MENA countries and SSA countries as well as encouraging policies of financial inclusion in both sub-regions so as to continually enjoy the beneficial effect of financial liberalization in their economies.

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The title of this paper is multidimensional approach of crisis management in the theological institution. This paper will examine the way and manner crisis is been manage in theological schools. The theological institution, like every other society encounters internal crises. This research will contribute to further learning on how crisis is been managed in the Universities and other establishment in the society in including religion and social sciences. This paper will portray the extent to which these approaches can help ameliorate the issue of present crisis in the theological institution. Statement of the problem: the way and manners crisis are handled in the theological institutions is alarming due to biased nature of some leaders. Methodology: Due to essential nature of this research work, the researcher will use primary, secondary and internet sources.

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Abstract: Cost is one of most important aspects of all type of construction. This research has been designed to study the cost performances of Hospital for Advanced Medicine and Surgery (HAMS) Kathmandu building construction project. In this research the proposed work schedule was compared with actual work progress in site and the estimated cost of the work was compared with the actual cost. The responses from a questionnaire survey and review of records from concerned representative were examined to identify the factor affecting the performance of building construction. The factor affecting the performance was identified and presented in various ways for the interpretation. Out of 23 activities, 14 activities got delayed. The total number of days delayed was 16 days out of 80 days. The reasons were low numbers of labors, rain, change in design, deficiency of material, poor working conditions, non-confidence in workers and poor performance of machinery. The quantity of formworks, M25 concrete and steel got exceeded by 2360.72 sqft, 1820.28 cuft and 3561.36 kg respectively due to change in design. The total excess in cost was 1,668,004.824 rupees which was 12.58%of total cost. Effective and efficient training courses for engineers in scheduling, cost, productivity, information systems and management of human resources must be conducted. The study quality and safety would not have been compromised. Good performance of any construction project refers to continuous improvement of the project activities to achieve the project objectives in terms of time, cost, quality, safety and ethics. Further research should be designed to study the construction performances of Hospital for Advanced Medicine and Surgery (HAMS) building construction project based on quality control and safety.