Self Reflection And Management

Running head: SELF REFLECTION
SELF REFLECTION
Name of the Student
Name of the University
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Indigenous People (Week 8)
I want to discuss the state of the indigenous people over the world. My question is
whether the government is taking strict measures to protect and preserve the identity of the
indigenous people or is it just a farce? The arguments of authors regarding the condition of
indigenous people throw light on the exploitation that these people face in their daily lives.
Supporters argue that as many people assume that the situation of indigenous people has
improved with the policies of the government which is not correct. I support the authors as I
believe that the government does not recognise those people, and they have been reduced to a
minority group in their land.
The content of this week did change my perception regarding governmental policies.
It was challenging for me to conclude; however, I believe that the government is not taking
the required measures to end the indigenous exploitation. Different ideas presented by my
colleagues made me aware of alternative policies like the right to vote and their inclusion in
politics that might solve the issue. However, I still believe that the indigenous people are
exploited as they yet do not have any land rights and their habitat is being disturbed with
rising globalisation.
Public and Private Regulation (Week 9)
Every company has a pattern of regulation depending on which they run their firm.
The question is, what should be supported: public or private regulation? In my view, private
regulation is beneficial for both the people as well as the firm than the government
intervention. The latter might sometimes prove to be biased towards a particular company
that may harm the other firms in the market. In the past, government regulation had led to
corruption and violation of laws; therefore, it should be avoided.

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The content altered my perspective as previously; I believed that government
regulation is beneficial for the state. However, it was difficult and challenging to arrive at this
conclusion as there are theories that support both the views. I looked at the positive and
negative aspects of both the regulations and concluded that private regulation is better as it
gives the firm a broader scope to expand their business and meet the demands of the people
that would not have been possible with government regulation. As a matter of corruption
within private regulation , it can be solved by appointing watchdogs that keep a check on the
decisions of the firm. The students presented other alternatives; however, it did not change
my perspective.
Corporate Social Responsibility (Week 10)
CSR is a vital aspect for any organization running in the marker as it takes
responsibility for its actions on society as well as on the people. Whether CSR should be
encouraged is still a big question. In my opinion, CSR should be implemented by all business
sectors so that they can be held accountable for the damage they do to the environment or
people. Many corporate sectors have taken responsibility and have worked towards mending
their mistakes.
According to the research that was conducted, I believe that CSR plays a significant
role in curbing pollution and other social problems. However, many challenges are faced by
the CSR. One needs to understand that the relationship between people and organisations is
an economic one. It is CSR that bridges the gap between the two. The exercise did alter my
perspectives regarding CSR’s. Initially, I believed that CSR worked towards the growth of
their own company; however, this does not happen. The role of CSR differs according to the
socio-economic and political conditions of a state. Thus, I believe that CSR is an essential