Bush Article Reviews Samples For Students

Health care was expected to be one of the serious issues of the decades following the period of Clinton’s presidency. The costs of health care had already been rising rather quickly for more than a decade. Bill Clinton had already embraced health care reform during his candidacy and the public favored him for this. Public opinion polls during the election showed that after the federal budget deficit and the economy, one of the major concerns among voters was health care. To deal with this concern, the very first initiative that the Clinton took was the Health Security Act (HSA) (" ...

Article Review

Article Review
Rood, A Scott (2010)

Introduction

Contemporary business entities employ human resources diverse in terms of gender, generations, and education, race, culture and value systems. I have chosen article written by Rood, A Scott (2010) dealing with generational diversity in hospitality industry and in particular lodging and resorts, for reviewing. Few empirical studies have attempted to investigate the effects of generational differences in workplaces in the contemporary hospitality sector (Anastasios, Maria-Krambia, Andreas & Iphigenia, 2011).
The article begins with the difficulties in managing multi-generational employees, as misunderstandings between them are on the rise and it is becoming problematic to manage ...

Introduction

The article has explored several differences among mathematicians and mathematical educators which have generated sever debates. The differences are not based solely on difference on points of view but on poor communication and language used by the two groups. Therefore, the article focuses on areas which the two groups agree. For example, the two groups generally accepted the idea that algorithms are poorly taught. In addition they also agreed that, continuous practice is necessary in enabling learners to develop computational fluency, calculators should be used with caution to avoid interference in understanding the basic mathematical procedures, due to usefulness ...

In 1961 W.R. Schilling published the article “The H-bomb Decision: How to Decide without Actually Choosing.” That was eleven years after the initial decision by President Harry Truman to explore the possibility of building a thermonuclear bomb. (Schilling 44) Schilling researched the decision to build a hydrogen bomb and concluded that the least that could be decided was decided was decided by Truman (24). His article explains the reasons he reached this conclusion. M. J. Sherwin (1973) published a different view twelve years after Schilling in an article titled “The Atomic Bomb and the Origins of the Cold War: U.S. Atomic-Energy Policy ...

Occupational safety and health is an issue of great concern for most institutions as it describes one of the sensitive areas for working conditions and compliance with policies. Critics state that the Bush administration had ignored the promotion of safer workplace practices, and the Obama regime seeks to provide the necessary changes (Spanos par. 4). The leaders are looking to implement newer policies that enhance the compliance with the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970 (OSH Act) and also provide some improvements on it. The interest lies in establishing the new ways that the administration wishes to approach ...

Constitutional Law

The terrorist attack that took place on September 11, 2001 in America initiated intensive security measures taken by the government to protect the people and the state. The lack of security policy prior to 9/11 had made an impact on the country’s approach to terrorism since personal liberties and freedom of the people that used to be guaranteed under the Constitution had been compromised. The enforcement of terrorism policies of the country violated the right to privacy of the people through warrantless wiretapping. This involves the creation of the National Security Agency (NSA) Warrantless Wiretapping Program that was ...

Theoretical Weakness Argument

With reference to the theory of logic of institutionalist, Institutional order has made US to face constraints within its security policy. Therefore, US has to ensure cooperation of order aspects that it favors by cooperating across the board. The argument for the theory is based on the perception of the working principle of reputations. However, proponents of this theory have made an assumption, but not provided a justification of the perspective on reputations.

Downs and Jones claim that there is no theoretical basis of how reputation plays a significant role in international institutions. They argue that states should be viewed as ...

Introduction: The Case for Open Borders: Analysis of cross-border illegal immigration from south . . .

Thesis: There are multiple opinions which are for or against the illegal-immigrants coming from the south of border, however it is more important to find a solution which is stable and is in the favor of the people of America.

• Immigration Reform Act of 2,007
• The protests against the act in the media and politics: Perspective of the non-conservatives.
• Questioning the ethics of the immigrants coming from the south of border.
• The problem of availability of cost efficient workforce in America
• The contribution of the Mexicans ...
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