Japón, destino turístico de calidad: opción de aprendizaje para Colima
In this research feature presentation some results are presented as "A Propose Plan to implement a Culture with Quality Control in Tourism Business making Mexico an Attractive site in the Asia-Pacific market and Active within the PATA organism in the XXI Millennium". Which was performed in Japan from 2001 to 2004. This thesis acquires the category of qualitative and emergent and it arouse as a first attempt in reaching the point of a systematic application of the theory of the Model for Total Quality through the Total Control of Quality to the tourist product its basis and service as well as to be delivered with the purpose of giving benefits to the Mexican tourist sector, so that it would provide a gaining position of tourist from Asia, mostly Japanese and in this way it would take advantage Mexico’s participation in PATA. During the search field wok several investigation works were carried out, such as depth interviews to top level management (owner and or proprietor manager level of service area) from a ransom selection of some Japanese enterprises. It had the start point in the premise that most of the chosen Japanese business selected for search, are managed with own forms of management to serve the base service and deliver it with quality to reach the external customer satisfaction. In this presentation the analysis result of some interviews are shown. For the planned interviews, this search process used some techniques to get precise information whit sound impact on the research about the following key factors: a) customer satisfaction in all their needs, b) customer satisfaction in their expectations, c) customer loyalty to their supplier. Data collected are qualitative and its informant source was bases on the facts of the way they live the reality of serving the base service or product, which whit its delivery and know-how to their external customer. Techniques application has been carefully revised inside the Japanese cultural context. This research aims that it is through the analysis of application the Total Quality Serving model in Japanese enterprises, tourism businessmen of Colima will have a learning choice.
Contending theories of international relations
Course overview and objectives: MC 220 is the first half of a year-long introduction to the field of International Relations. We will be examining many of the central concepts, theories, and analytical tools used in contemporary social science to understand and explain international politics, with an emphasis on security. The course will focus on the strengths and weaknesses of different theoretical approaches in explaining the causes of war and of war termination, just means and ends for war, and the use of force including humanitarian intervention. We will use case studies to illustrate the use of competing theoretical approaches and concepts. The course is designed to enhance students' abilities to think critically and analytically about current problems and challenges in international politics. This course has five main objectives: 1) To familiarize yourself with key theories and approaches in the field of international relations. 2) To be able to apply these different theories and approaches to explaining particular cases of conflict and cooperation. In doing so, we will explore the strengths and weaknesses of these various approaches: the valuable insights each perspectives can give, to what extent the approaches are complimentary and to what extent they are contradictory, as well as the limits of these approaches in fully being able to explain patterns of conflict and cooperation. 3) To give you the concepts you will need to evaluate both theory and empirical cases of conflict and cooperation, and to understand the contested nature of the concepts. These concepts include war, power, balance of power, the security dilemma, collective security, foreign policy, security, anarchy, humanitarian intervention, globalization, and ideology. 4) To better understand the particular cases of conflict and cooperation we will study, as well as understand changing conceptions of international security and ways to promote international cooperation. 5) To provide you with opportunities to improve your critical thinking, reading, writing, and speaking abilities. Particular attention will be given to developing argumentation skills, both orally and in writing, through written assignments, in class discussions and weekly discussions on ANGEL, in class debates, and simulations. We will focus on the use of logic and evidence to build an argument, and address weaknesses and exceptions in order to determine the limits of an argument. Course organization: The course is organized so that case studies can illuminate a better understanding of international relations theory. We begin with an introduction to international relations theory and to …
Comparison of different antenna configurations for probing of layered media
The paper presents the results of a comparative analysis of the different configurations of antenna systems (bistatic, monostatic, differential) in terms of the simplicity and accuracy of determining the thickness of the subsurface layers of stratified environment. To this end, corresponding diffraction problems are solved by the finite-difference time-domain forward solver for each measurement setup. The analysis has shown the advantages and prospects of using differential system with vertically spaced antennas in solving of practical problems of the layered medium GPR probing.