Berlin College Essays Samples For Students

German authority and hesitations have since decided the determination of strategy choices in the EU. There is the inexorably intergovernmental modus methodology of the EU system. Foreign accomplices, for example, the U.S. progressively recognize Berlin as the strategic place in the Euro zone. Concerns about Germany's future remote and security role persevere. The change of political initiative in Berlin was caused by the September 2013. Federal decisions have expanded the interest for investigation of German European, external, and security strategies. Basing on the above notions, it is true that the making of Europe was Germany’s answer to its ...

In this essay we will discuss the significant impact of Karl Theodor Wilhelm Weierstrass on mathematics.

Karl Theodor Wilhelm Weierstrass was born October 31, 1815 in the small German town Ostenfeld, in Westphalia. His father, Wilhelm Weierstrass, was an officer, the secretary of the mayor. In those days it was a very prestigious position.
Charles was 11 years old when his mother died, Theodore Fonderforst. In his family, he was a senior, still had a brother, Peter, and two sisters, Clara and Eliza. Wilhelm Weierstrass was an educated man. It is known that in his youth he worked as a teacher, but as the salary of a teacher in Germany was very low, he decided to change his profession ...

Immediately after the Second World War diverging perceptions of how the post-war societies had to be adjusted to the new realities became a ground of growing tensions between former allies – Great Britain, United States and France, on the one hand and the Soviet Union – on the other. Notwithstanding the fact that Western democracies de-facto imposed their political will on the administration style of each of the Western-controlled zones, into which Germany had been divided, they gave a hostile reception to the Soviet Union’s desire to impose communism on what was to become Eastern Germany. The latter, in its turn, wanted ...

Introduction

Prussian blue was discovered by Diesbach and Dippel between 1704 and 1707 in Berlin and was initially used as a synthetic pigment. The new pigment of Prussian blue was less expensive but readily produced unlike the other blue pigments initially used during the blue color paintings. 1 Evidential document provides that Prussian blue was produced in Berlin between 1708 to 1716 by Frisch and Diesbach. Selling of Prussian blue was initially done by Frisch. Dippel also produced the compound while he was in Netherlands until 1714. Frisch and Diesbach attempted to keep the secrecy of the production of Prussian blue ...

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Introduction

The state of Germany, as well as its educational system, was in complete shambles following the World War II. There was a clear division as the Cold War proceeded to divide the entire country into two strongly opposing blocs on the basis of ideology and physical strength . Germany was cleanly divided for a period of forty years (1949 – 1989) into a democratic country with a capitalist economy in the West and communist economic system in the East . A unique chapter in world history began as the two sections of the same nation varied extensively and this was strongly reinforced ...

The tenuous thread of Destiny — Russian mistakes at Stalingrad — Racial mixtures — Sailors on leave.

This excerpt from Hitler’s Table Talk is particularly interesting. Here we have Hitler ranting at how Germany lost the First World War due to the fact that it had manifest destiny against it. He seems to blame the fact that Germany lost that war because it had not started producing tanks fast enough and blames the Home Front for that. He refers to the fact that the industriousness and foresight of such men as Lloyd George and Churchill looked ahead and immediately grasped the huge possibilities that the military tank could offer for better battle advantage.
Hitler ...

The artist

Christian Paul Kunsch was born in Hagen in the North German state of Westphalia. He is primarily a husband and father but is also a photographer and Taoist for good measure, also describing himself as ‘European’ on his website. His work which is chiefly in black and white is basically inspired by the work of Bernard Plossu, Francoise Nunez, Henri Cartier Bresson and Lucien Herve. However he claims other influences such as the music of Radiohead, Thom Yorke and Max Richter. Another source of inspiration is Wim Wenders, the film director whose movie, ‘Wings of Desire’ is an important part of ...

Part I:

Chicken Little was playing with Nel and Sula when he drowned. Sula helped him climb a big spreading beech tree that had great branches to sit on. Nel watched them climb. On the way down, Sula held Chicken Little’s hands and swung him around in the air as he laughed. Then, he slipped from her hands and fell into the water, still laughing. They watched expecting him to come splashing back up. Sula could still feel and remember how hard his little hands felt in hers. But, he did not come back up, to tease and taunt, he drowned ...

World War II was from 1941 to 1945 where America participated. There were many American Musicians that produced a lot of significant songs ranging which become popular during this period. The songs were either patriotic, for military service, love and separation novelty, or other categories. Americans who were in the battle fields or at home gathered around to listen and dance to the popular music sang by their favorite artists. During this era some of the most popular Bands were; Glenn Miller, Harry James, Duke Ellington among others. These songs were written and composed by Americans who are now regarded ...

- Introduction
Germany is situated in central Europe. It comprises the Central German Uplands (Mittelgebirge), the Southern German Highlands, and the North German Plain. Germany has a size approximate to that of Montana. Germany's major rivers are the Danube, the Weser, the Elbe, the Oder, and the Rhine. It has for its borders the Baltic Sea and the North Sea, and lies between the Netherlands and Poland, approximately south of Denmark.
The very first inhabitants of Germany were the Celtics. The Holy Roman Empire in the 14th century consisted of a loose federation of German princes. These princes nominated ...

Introduction

Built in 1961, the Berlin Wall was a physical barrier that kept West Berlin and East Germany separate for 28 years from 1961 to 1989. After World War II came to an end, the allied powers comprised of the Unites States, Great Britain, Soviet Union and France divided the vanquished Germany and Berlin into four zones each and each of these zones was occupied by either of the allied forces. Soviet Union was a communist country while the other three allied forces were democratic and capitalist countries. Soon their relationship soured with the Soviet Union, resulting in the bifurcation of Germany ...

1. The Berlin Wall
The Berlin Wall, as pointed out in the question, was larger than just Berlin or Germany. The wall divided the world and was a very real representation of the metaphorical “iron curtain”. Indeed, the division of Germany and Berlin represented the beginning of the Cold War.
The wall was erected in August of 1961 by the East German government in order to stem the tide of East Germans who were able to go freely from East Berlin to West Berlin, and from there seek asylum. Before the wall was built, over 3 million people ...

The Western leaders condemned the Wall as old and archaic, and that it was mainly built to keep progress out and people inside the walls. On the other hand, the wall builders vindicated their work as a necessary defense against the primitive forces of the West. According to the West, the wall’s need arose from Historical Discrepancy, between the West and the rest of the world. The wall was also built during the authoritarian and totalitarian age, which portrayed the cold war as the continuation of the West Struggle in World War II in the Germany context. Later, it ...

Berlin and Germany has for the past few decades known as a center for the European art scene. The city itself is a historical site and one that is very much known for its architecture, history and culture. Berlin for the majority of the second half of the twentieth century was not the most attractive place in Europe for artist, art dealers, gallery owners, and brokers to do business. This was largely due to the effect of the Cold War, the construction of the Berlin Wall and the sensitive political landscape in which Berlin was located. With the end ...

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Berlin, Symphony of a Great City (1927)

Introduction

A brief glimpse into Berlin, Germany, and film and documentary production in the 1920s will provide historical context to better understand and appreciate the quality and value of this innovative documentary. Cultural life blossomed after the 15 million deaths and destruction of World War I. In the 1920s, the German film industry, despite uncertainties and financial difficulties, became firmly established and very productive (Goesch 61, 72). The emphasis on Expressionism became reality, objectivity and good times in the late 1920s. The art ...

Liberty or freedom as a primary social, political and economic ideal which should be strived for is a relatively recent development in world history. The idea that the individual should be the primary subject and that individual freedom is a universal good and something which determines the quality of life and the quality or lack thereof of a government.  Freedom is conceived in two different and opposite ways. Positive freedom and negative freedom. The concept of positive freedom is encapsulated by the idea of agency. The idea which a person or subject has agency which means that they have ...

In 1963, the then U.S. President, J.F. Kennedy, went to Berlin to show the support of the US for West Germany, just 22 months after East Germany, backed by the Soviet Union, had erected the Berlin Wall to restrict free movement between the West and East. The speech was given on the steps of the town-hall of Berlin suburb of Schoenberg (Evans 2). The speech was delivered to Berliners and was intended to give Berliners hope and freedom and reassure them that they had a future in their endeavors as well as their beliefs. Attending the speech was the ...

Claudio Interview. Intervieweers: Emma O’Brien & Megan Godfrey 

Claudio interview categorisation:
The beginning of the interview
Middle of the interview
Conclusion of the interview (the ending)
The beginning of the interview (subcategorisation):
Determination of the main subject of the interview (street art) and focusing on the aspects of street art
History of the city and historical architecture as the symbols, that gain people. Political messages that this symbols carry and their meaning to the public.
Origins of Claudio. Reasons for moving into Berlin. Condition of Berlin in 1980.

Reconstruction of Berlin. Specific look that Berlin has due to its’ international community

Attractive image of Berlin, that makes more people come to the city.
Main part of the interview:
Falling ...

Life in East Berlin was quite different from that of West Berlin. Most of the citizens of East Berlin saw the state as being illegitimate, it was artificial and as a puppet of the Stalin regime. They were very opposed to the enforcement of a single party state of the ruling Socialist Unity Party. They viewed the state of West Germany as being more attractive. Most of the East Germans commonly viewed the Socialist Unity Party as the Russian party not as a German party (Ross 25). However this was not the only aspect of life in East Germany, in fact life ...

Ever since the Second World War, different nations have come together with the aim of creating some form of unity. The various organizations formed by the different countries have mainly aimed at ensuring peace, justice, and economic stability among the countries. These organizations have also played a major role in uniting countries that were once enemies, as well as creating the notion of a citizen of the world. The feeling of being a citizen of the world has promoted more instances of globalization as different groups of people have learned to live with one another. In his Berlin speech ...

Cold War Timeline

1945
August 9
A bomb is dropped in Nagasaki, destroying the city and killing 70,000 people. This marks the end of world war two (Painter, 1999).

August 15
The Japanese surrender and this make the Russians involvement in the war unnecessary. The Russians further assert that the use of the bomb was to intimidate them. Hence this marks the commencement of the cold war (Painter, 1999).

Women start losing their industrial jobs due to the increase in the number of service men who return from the war (Bianchi & Daphne, 1989).

1946
February 22
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The movie “Bridge of Spies” was released on 16th of October in 2015. This historical drama was directed by Steven Spielberg, starring the Academy Award winning Tom Hanks, Mark Rylance, Amy Ryan, and Alan Alda. The movie of the similar historical events was planned to be filmed in the XX century, however the company MGM had rejected the idea of the film. In the year 1965, the "Cold War" was in full swing. The world has just recovered from the armed conflict in the Bay of Pigs and the Cuban missile crisis, and the MGM decided that then was ...

The celebration is one of the best poems of war that the world will ever come across. This video poem was written as a result of the Syrian war by Ghayath Almadhoun, and Marie Silkeberg. Ghayath is a Palestinian poet who was born in the year 1979 in Syria and in the year 2008, he migrated to Sweden, where he met Silkeberg (ALMADHOUN and SILKEBERG). This innovative video poem gives the viewer the details about the destruction of Damascus. The damages to the city are acts to be condemned since they were not in any way appropriate. Ghayath Almadhoun ...

President Reagan’s “Berlin Wall” speech that he delivered on June 12, 1987, was a mark in the history urging the people of Berlin and other Eastern nations to look within and support for freedom and peace opposing the Berlin wall. The speech made a huge impact on the gathering. President Reagan’s “Berlin Wall” speech that he delivered on June 12, 1987, was a mark in the history urging the people of Berlin and other Eastern nations to look within and support for freedom and peace opposing the Berlin wall. The speech made a huge impact on the ...

World War II ended with the fall of the Nazi government in Germany at the hands of the Allied forces in 1945. It had lasted twenty seven years since 1927 (Goldstein 9). By the time it was over, the German army had caused remarkable damage to the countries it had invaded. After the war ended, the allies divided Germany into territories to occupy at the Potsdam Conference of 1945. The French army was allocated Southwest Germany, the British Northwest, the Americans South and the Soviet army occupied the East. The former capital of Germany, Berlin, was also divided into ...

The Civil War was fought primarily according to one interpretation not to end slavery but instead only to save the union and bring the rebel Confederate states back into the fold. On the other hand, it is very hard to argue that from the Confederate perspective secession was about anything else except slavery. Well, known Confederate leaders are well known to have said that the purpose of secession was to protect slavery as the South's own "peculiar institution." While the original war aims of the Union was not originally to actually end slavery through the course of the war ...

The cold war was a state of military and political antagonism between the USSR and the United States. Initially, the US and the Soviet Union were allies in the fight against the Nazi of Germany. The alliance between the two countries started to crumble in 1945 after the war in Europe ended. The tensions were evident during the Potsdam conference since the two parties could not agree on a joint occupation of Germany. Although the US and the USSR were not directly involved in direct military campaigns; the war caused the loss billions of dollars and lives in several ...

Abstract

This essay analyses Rousseau’s view of freedom while providing a linkage between this particular conception of freedom and the distinction between positive and negative freedom as advanced by Isaiah Berlin. The strengths and weaknesses of Rousseau’s view of freedom are then critically analyzed. Negative freedom is the total absence of barriers, constraints and obstacles. Berlin argued that negative freedom is usually directed towards individuals. He stated a person is not a slave of the other and everyone has the liberty to do what they wishes to do. The law or even social pressure does not prevent individuals ...

Relation to neo-Marxism

Introduction
The Cuban missile crisis marked one of the most turbulent times in our history. It was sparked by the deployment of nuclear missiles by the Soviet Union, in Cuba, in 1962. The world was on the brink of nuclear disaster.
This paper seeks to analyze the underlying reasons, the influence of neo-Marxism and its role in the development and exacerbation of the Cuban missile crisis.

What is neo-Marxism

Before we embark on the underlying causes of the Cuban missile crisis, it is important to understand the basic differences between tenets of old school Marxism and neo-Marxism – its evolution, historical impact and ...

1. How is sociology useful for planning to travel and/or live outside the United States?
Sociology is useful in that it enables you to understand your own cultural and economic orientations as a current residence of United States. It also enables you better to understand the life of the people who live in the country of your destination. You are able to understand their social- cultural values and economic orientation and see if you can adapt to that country’s orientations (Martell, 2010).
Most people in some countries may be socially hostile to foreigners especially from United States ...

The Great War was the bloodiest war in world history up to that point. Many historians claim that the buildup to the war was caused my militarism, alliances, imperialism, and nationalism (MAIN). This might be the composite indicator, but special importance should be placed on the Dual-Alliance between Austria-Hungary and the German Empire. The two came together for a myriad of reasons, most importantly a shared fear of Russian aggression, and remained together for over thirty years. Thus, an entire generation grew up recognizing that the two Germanic empires were closely allied, and the knowledge pervaded the culture of ...

The Berlin Conference, or the West African Conference, took place between November 15, 1884, and February 26, 1885, and sought to settle skirmishes that erupted among the European nations that desired territories in Africa. Central to the calls for the Conference was Otto Bismarck of Germany and the French government. By 1884, three European powers boasted of control over a portion of the Africa Continent: the British, French, and the Portuguese. However, with the Conference and the ensuing endorsement of the “General Act,” tides changed as the colonization of Africa gained momentum (Craven, 2015, p.38). Before the Berlin Conference, ...

The Cold War can be defined as the period of time in which the Soviet bloc nations and the United States entered into a hostile political rivalry. This paper will mainly focus on the cause and effects of the Cold War.
There were several causes of the Cold War, for example, the presence of the ideological differences that existed between the communist, the Soviet Union and the capitalist, the United States. The Soviet Union had a mission of spreading its communism ideology to other countries after the WWII, which created total curiosity that alarmed the American people who greatly ...

Question 1

Ernest Rutherford
One of the contributions of Ernest Rutherford includes the discovery that the Becquerel rays consisted of two different rays (Sears, 2015). The discovery of the two rays came about after Ernest Rutherford focused his attention on actual radiations that are emitted by radioactive substances. The experiment consisted of evaluations of radiations that were emitted from successively layered sheets of aluminum placed over a uranium compound. A distinction made in the two forms of rays was their penetrating power. According to Sears (2015), to be able to distinguish between the two forms of rays, Rutherford named the easily ...

Executive Summary

Bank of England acts as a central bank and performs the credit rationing and is also the controller of the monetary policy, so as to ensure that there is no hindrance to the economic stimulus. It cautiously exercise its credit control function. For Instance, at the time of inflation, when the demand for money is high and so is the rate of consumer spending, Bank of England increases the interest rates and also adopt other measures as Open market operations to limit the money supply. This will impact the total availability of funds in the market and will ultimately lead ...

The end of World War II ushered in a new era in international policy. After the Axis powers were defeated, the world became polarized between two competing camps: the democratic capitalists, and the authoritarian communists. The first twenty years after the war were especially critical, as various US presidents sought to implement policies to contain the threat of the spreading red nations, which no world leader had seen before. Important policies such as the Truman Doctrine, New Look, and Flexible Response were created to protect American interests, though they at times differed from each other. Presidents Truman, Eisenhower, and ...

The term Cold War has always been used by many to describe the relationship between the Soviet Union and America from 1945 to 1980. The Cold War started as soon as the Second World War ended. It would have been termed World War three by the free society. However, that whimsical name (Cold War) was preferred because there was no military confrontation between the two nations. Many factors led to the emergence of the Cold War, and it had many impacts.
The first reason that resulted in the start of the Cold War was the idea of the Soviet ...

Male 1: So, well what I really wanted to tell you about also is the two big pieces. It is, you know that? You know the pieces?

Male 2: Yes, I’ve seen them.

Male 1: Yeah, they are very popular. Like I think it’s the two most photographed street art pieces in Berlin which is sad now because they’re gone. It is this headless man on his way to work. His hands are cuffed up with his golden watches. And then the other one is more about our situation now I guess. It is two guys, one from top and one from the ...

When discussing Bauhaus and Vkhutemas, it is observed that Vkhutemasis the lesser known of the two. However, both were an experiment, artistically and socially and called for more attention. Reasoning encourages creativity, and the two schools - Bauhaus in Weimar and the Vkhutemas in Moscow started the ritual of basic design education in the early 1920s.Vkhutemas was established with the merging of fine arts and applied arts, just like the Bauhaus. This was a time when the academy of fine arts was not looking for intellectually or practically desirable areas of art. It would be interesting to see if ...

INTRODUCTION

In January 2015, two armed terrorists attacked the office of a popular French weekly magazine named “Charlie Hebdo” in Paris, France. Twelve people, including the chief editor at the time, were shot by assault rifles. Two weeks later, an Islamic terrorist group affiliated with al-Qaeda based in Yemen, took responsibility for the attack which, along with an attack that took place in 2011, were acts of revenge for the public dissemination of a satirical cartoon that targeted Muslims and poked fun at the prophet Muhammad. Such acts of violence aimed at Charlie Hebdo, especially the most one, are viewed by many ...

Question 1)

According to Ede and Cormack, what was the impact of Napoleon's reign on the development of scientific and technical training in France?
Napoleon's reign included a refocusing to the education of the masses, including educating women. He centralized and standardized the education system with a focus on language. Napoleon believed in women’s education, to a point. He permitted the reestablishment of the Catholic elementary schools that educated boys and girls. Napoleon’s priority was secondary education however. In this area, he saw to standards not only for students but also for teachers and the curriculum. This was in part done ...

The Allgemeine Elektrizitäts-Gesellschaft AEG Turbine Factory was built between 1908 and 1909 by the early modernist artist, innovator, architect, and painter Peter Behrens. Behrens was born in Hamburg in 1868, and he died in Berlin in 1940. Behrens first studied as a painter and a woodcutter, but by the turn of the century had abandoned it in favor of the applied arts. Behrens became involved in the German labor movement, and he was influenced by nationalist ideas to fortify the middle class at the time, and was influenced by the philosophy of Friedrich Nietzsche and the early ideals that formed ...

There was a struggle of control of Germany state in Europe that resulted into the cold war. The Soviet Union seized control over Eastern Europe where half of Germany and half of the capital Berlin. On the other hand, United States, France and Great Britain had full control of Western Germany and west Berlin. In 1948, the transport infrastructure that connected to West Berlin was blocked by The Soviet Union. This resulted into lack of supplies from east to west Europe forcing the three countries; United States, Great Britain and France to airlift their supplies. They are lifting is commonly ...

Throughout history, slavery was always a brutal, violent and coercive system of forced labor, but plantation slavery in the Americas was the harshest version of all, particularly in the sugar-producing areas of Brazil and the West Indies. Over 90% of African slaves were sent to these areas and the death rate was so high that the African slave trade continued to supply them illegally into the 19th Century even though it had been officially abolished. Aristocratic elites of large landowners dominated all slave societies, which tended to be politically authoritarian in nature. Slavery was also a profitable and expanding institution at ...

Thesis statement

An analysis of this history paper reveals that there are three theories involved. The three theories are the main ones, and cultures and they include functionalism, internationalism, and conflict. The theories have various similarities and differences depending on the institution, which in this case is the political institution. Each of the cultures and theories affects the individuals in the political institution differently. In a political institution or government, each of the theories and cultures has an effect on the approach to social change. This paper contains a full analysis and evaluation on the effect of each theory and culture on the ...

Writings of any kind and form and movies represent humans’ projection upon life, their feelings, thoughts, desires and aspirations regarding the world they live in. As such, Anouilh's version of “Antigone” (based on Sophocles’ play with the same title) and Wim Wenders movie “Wings of Desire” reflect the author, respectively the director’s view upon the world they lived in, with the realities specific of those times. The key common component of these two representations stays in their theme, which is the loss of innocence, the awakening and the fight for freedom, rejecting imposed ideologies and authorities.
Based ...

Hitler and the Nazi party came to power in 1933 by 1939 they had begun their quest to invade and rule all of Europe. During this time, unknown to the rest of Europe Hitler and the Nazis were also implementing their “final solution” which was the systematic execution of Jews and any others that they deemed not suitable to exist in the ideal society that Hitler had been selling to the German people through his speeches and propaganda (Kershaw, 2008, pgs. 36-43).
Once the Allied forces defeated the Nazi forces and Hitler escaped his judicial fate by committing suicide. ...

Encounter with another culture

Two years ago I traveled to Germany. As I live in Great Britain I expected to see a fully another country because it takes much time to reach Germany. I was eager to visit my aunt who left there 20 years ago and now she has her own family in Germany. By the way, her husband is German and has another mentality. It was also exciting for me to find out about their compatibility and their difficulties or lightnesses in their family which were caused by fusion of two different cultures.
When I met them at first, I was ...

Introduction

Although it is an indelible stigma on the history of one of the strongholds of modern democracy, slaver is an imprescriptible part of the United States history. By the beginning of the American struggle for independence against the colonial British powers, slavery became institutionalized practice of the early American society (Boston). Even after the basic tenets of the American democracy were established by the Founding Fathers, the overwhelming majority of the colored population was depraved of the most basic civil rights and subjects to the harshest forms of labor and other exploitation. Despite the fact that responding to the ...

Defining Concept of Design Thinking

Introduction
The business world is very competitive such that it requires great minds, innovators, go-getters and great achievers who can tap into any given opportunity and make good use of it for success purposes. Success in today's competitive and technologically advanced world requires skills that are up to the task of handling the dynamic trends in the business market. These skills are numerous and vary in different firms and amongst these skills is design thinking (O’Kane, 2014). The business market requires vigilance in taking actions in an event of dissatisfaction and taking a course of action that is ...

The hierarchy of politics is a complex subject of principle. At the start of human civilization it is inevitable that the existence of politics is needed. The basic structure of society needs leadership. Politics is there to serve as the science of governance. However, there are many different views on how to govern a certain society. Moreover, there are also different views on how to perceive democracy. It has been one of the hottest topics nowadays. Obviously, it is intertwined with the view on what to do with the current situation of politics.
Conservative and liberal are one those ...

The Great Migration occurred in 1916 when African-Americans sought rescue and did not leave the country. They had no leader and there was 6 million people involved while the incident was happening at night. This was a family tragedy as well and it left trace on the future generations. The freedom of black people today has been affected by the gruesome experiences of their ancestors.
Mamie Carthan Till got married in Chicago where she lived with her son Emmet who was raised to respect white supremacy. “That August, he was kidnapped, beaten and shot to death, ostensibly for whistling ...

Modern day businesses have realized the importance of spreading their operations across the world to achieve the numerous benefits associated with international business. When compared to companies that are limited to their local boundaries, multinational companies have continued to dominate the world, especially with regards to financial performance (Baik & Park, 2015). However, international operations also have drawbacks or challenges that such corporations must encounter. According to Baik and Park (2015), some of the challenges include hiring and staffing the management team. The kind of managerial workforce that selected has an impact on not only the success of an entity ...

According to the report "Child Maltreatment 2014" produced by the Administration on Children, Youth and Families (ACFY) within the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services the fundamental definition of child maltreatment is "any act or failure to act on the part of a parent or caretaker which results in death, serious physical or emotional harm, sexual abuse or exploitation; or an act or failure to act, which present an imminent risk of serious harm" (8). As of today, in conformity with the rules and regulations of the majority of states, there are four basic types of child maltreatment, ...

Stereotype and Surveillance in the television series “The Blacklist."

The Blacklist is an American crime drama series that premiered on NBC on September 23, 2013 (The Blacklist - NBC.com, 2016). The series revolves around Raymond Reddington alias Red, a former US Navy, who turned into a high-profile criminal (ranked 4th in FBI most wanted list) who turns himself in and offers to help in solving crime in exchange for immunity. He insists on working only with Elizabeth Keen, a new profiler for the bureau. In the course of the three series of the drama, stereotyping and surveillance have massively been employed.

Stereotyping

Going by a simple definition of the ...

This assignment needs to be submitted in Week 8. The short reports are to be hand-written. Submit the work to your TUTORS
Analyze the following graph and write a short report of not more than 150 words using the framework covered in the lecture for Week 4 on Graph Interpretation

Interpretation

This graph represents the monthly amount of rainfall (measured in mm) for an entire year of four cities. It can be seen from the graph that Tokyo presents the most significant variation of its rainfall levels within the year out of the four cities, seeing as the level in ...

Sergio E. Avilés’ Einen Koffer is only six minutes long, but it is an effective film with a strong message. The film depicts a Mexican man, hoping to cross the border between Mexico and the United States in the hopes of rejoining his family. He is walking along the large wall that separates the two countries, with a recording of President Ronald Reagan’s 1987 “Tear Down this Wall” speech playing in the background. Comparing the two scenarios of the immigrant’s situation and Reagan’s speech is largely what makes this short film so powerful. The man ...

In the past few years, tremendous advancement has been made in field of technology, which has brought significant evolution in job opportunities across the globe. Advancements in the field of technology have made the world look like a small village where an individual can work from any country online and get paid (Taylor, 2021). Digital nomad lifestyle refers to the ability of an individual to work remotely from a laptop or their smartphones and use their freedom to travel to various parts across the globe (Hermann & Paris, 2020). Digital nomads are workers who work remotely, and they are employed in ...

The Cold War was an ongoing state of political disagreement, military nervousness, and financial competition continued after WWII .The Cold War extended from Europe and become an international ideological divergence between democracy and communalism.

At the time, Germany had already stopped its strategy of total power. All the western powers had a combined effort with the Eastern powers. England was overwhelmed while France had been plainly scorched to the ground, and lots of small country had experienced financial failure. East Russia was also undergoing lots of losses from the ineffective blockade of the Nazi's but they were better off ...

Reflection Learning Report—YEAR 2010

Objectives

Business Informatics subject has the objective of integrating information technology or computer science and the field of business management into one field. It will assist professional in the industry embrace the New are of information technology in their management functions as well as groove the potential and future professionals in the field to entrench computer science into their future careers.

Highlights

After going through the 12-lecture contents I have at last completed my Business informatics subject which has greatly highlighted on my present position and given me a direction of where I would like to be both in professional development ...