Examples of past "disruptive mass participation actions" include but not limited to: Extinction Rebellion protestors targeting the London underground train networks to raise awareness, climate activists occupying airports and runways to disrupt flight take-offs and landings, anti-fossil fuel protestors blocking entrance to an Oil and Gas company headquarters, Just Stop Oil destroying famous paintings, etc.

Gamification is the integration of game-like elements, such as points, rewards, and competition, into non-game activities to motivate participation, enhance engagement, and achieve desired outcomes.

The Writers Guild of America (WGA) is a body formed by Hollywood writers that have gone on strike. It began on May 2 after negotiations with major studios reached an impasse over compensation, minimum staffing of writers' rooms and residual payments in the streaming era, among other issues. Part of the WGA's demands include the regulation of generative AI that many writers fear will replace their creative input.

Predictive analytics is a branch of advanced analytics used to make predictions about unknown future events. Predictive analytics uses many techniques including data mining, statistical modeling, and machine learning to analyze current data to make predictions about the future. Participatory approach in development primarily involves the community or stakeholders in the discussions and decision-making process of policies that affect them

Human Resources oversees various aspects of employment, such as compliance with labor law and employment standards, interviewing and selection, performance management, administration of Employee benefits, and recruitment and employee offboarding. They serve as the link between an organization's management and its employees.

Currently, companies are investing in automating HR, such as using language chatbots to construct letters, utilizing AI to conduct interviews, or scan through resumes.

Anti-trust regulation, also known as competition law, is designed to prevent monopolistic practices, promote fair competition, and prevent unfair business practices that could harm market competition and consumer choice. Mergers refer to the process of combining two or more separate companies into a single entity.

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) often attaches conditions to loans offered to nations on the brink of banktruptcy or default. These conditions include economic reforms such as open market liberalization that seeks to address the roots of the nations economic crisis. In this day and age, the IMF is no longer the only global or regional financial institution.

The "do no harm" humanitarian principle is derived from medical ethics and specifies that all humanitarian actions must not cause direct harm to a stakeholder or stakeholders in the immediate or foreseeable term. In contrast, the "harm minimization" principle considers the course of action that minimizes the nett harm inflicted on all stakeholders, even if some stakeholders are directly harmed in the process.

In 2022, the British Government made history by signing an agreement to send illegal immigrants and asylum seekers from the UK to Rwanda. This deal, called the "Rwanda-UK Migration and Economic Development Partnership," involves the UK providing an economic support package to Rwanda in exchange for accepting refugees. Rwanda, located in Central Africa, has a history of genocide and human rights violation.

Currently, you hold an executive-level job in a small company. You enjoy working there and have good opinions of your colleagues. Recently, a significantly bigger company in the same industry is offering you a mid-manager role with a reasonable pay increase. However, the hours are longer but benefits higher.

Hustle culture refers to a culture of working hard and finding alternative revenue streams. Often, this includes working different jobs or gigs with long hours

The "do no harm" humanitarian principle is derived from medical ethics and specifies that all humanitarian actions must not cause direct harm to a stakeholder or stakeholders in the immediate or foreseeable term. In contrast, the "harm minimization" principle considers the course of action that minimizes the nett harm inflicted on all stakeholders, even if some stakeholders are directly harmed in the process.

In 2022, the British Government made history by signing an agreement to send illegal immigrants and asylum seekers from the UK to Rwanda. This deal, called the "Rwanda-UK Migration and Economic Development Partnership," involves the UK providing an economic support package to Rwanda in exchange for accepting refugees. Rwanda, located in Central Africa, has a history of genocide and human rights violation.