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Buffer states

ByShubharaj Buwa

A buffer state is an interesting concept in international relations and geopolitics.  A buffer state is a country situated between two or more larger powers, often serving to prevent conflict between them. By existing in a strategic location, a buffer state can create a kind of “cushion” that separates rival powers and reduces the likelihood…

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Transcendentalism

ByShubharaj Buwa

Transcendentalism wasn’t started by a single individual, but rather it emerged as a movement in the 1830s in the United States, particularly in the New England area. It was an intellectual response to the societal and cultural changes of the time, especially dissatisfaction with established religious and political institutions. However, certain key figures can be…

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Kaizen

ByShubharaj Buwa

Kaizen is a fascinating concept that’s deeply ingrained in Japanese culture and business practices. It has also been adopted worldwide for its effectiveness in continuous improvement. Definition “Kaizen” is a Japanese term that combines two words: “kai” (change) and “zen” (good), which translates to “change for better” or “continuous improvement.” Key Principles Application Kaizen has…

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Vanishing Details: The Mystery of Missing Dates and Authors in Online Publications

ByShubharaj Buwa

The lack of dates and author information on internet articles can be attributed to several factors: In scholarly or professional contexts, this lack of information can be problematic. It can make it harder to verify the reliability and currency of the information, which is why it’s often recommended to rely on well-established sources, especially for…

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