Socialism Course Works Samples For Students

Question 1: Gramsci: Some Preliminary Points of Reference

Philosophy has had a long history in which it has been viewed as an ‘ivory tower’ pursuit – a subject which is to be studied by those who have either too much time or money on their hands. Through this view philosophy had no practical applicability and was simply a pass time for those who could afford it. Contrary to this view, Gramsci argued that not only is philosophy a practical subject of study – one which embodies the idea of ‘praxis’ but that every individual is a philosopher. This (somewhat deterministic) standpoint claims that all people are, in ...

It is interesting to note that collective intelligence has been married by the idea of web 2.0. The main objective of this adoption is to create better systems with the vital information of the organization and the contribution of a limited resource raised by the more than a billion users on the web. This is evident on Amazon, eBay, Google and other critical services like restaurants, guest houses and transport services.

It is, therefore, important to address the 3 most valuable ways of harnessing collective intelligence.

- Be the center of generating source data. This idea was widely applied in the era of web 2.0. The success in this phase is largely dependent upon the time ...

Peggy Little

PHI 445
Ashford University
The two competing economic systems are capitalism and socialism. In Adam Smith’s Capitalism, there are three vital concepts; the economy is driven by selfish desire for luxury goods, economic balance is achieved through a self-regulating invisible hand, and the government’s role in a nation’s economic system should be limited . In Karl Marx’s socialism, there are three main features; in a capitalist system, workers are alienated from their labor, in capitalism, there is a class struggle between the working class and the business owners, and workers must improve their situation by revolting against capitalist ...

Notes

- Accept different definitions of what it means for human rights to be described as universal.
- Be on the lookout for varying perspectives.
- Establish the authority that the doctrines of human rights have acquired.
- Debate on whether such authority is deserved.
- Delve into whether an universally acceptable package of human rights can be developed
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History plays a very important role in the development and progress of humanity. Social, cultural and political religious factors play a crucial role in shaping a society. All these factors evolve in a particular way throughout the history to give the society or world a particular shape. The world of today has also experienced such historical evolution. The economy is becoming increasingly global, in which an idea of uniformity and global culture is embedded. But on the other hand, despite the increasing move or evolution towards uniformity, the extremism in the world is also increasing. The reason for that is hidden in the past ...

Introduction

Culture is a combination of behavior and cognition processes shared by a certain population and usually differs with those of other populations. Culture is influenced by ecological, biological and social factors (Matsumoto, 2001). Social factors include history, religion, and density of population, affluence, technology and political views. Biological factors include the temperament and personality of the population. Ecological factors include the geographical features of an area, natural resources and climate. Culture is evident in a variety of groups which are; country, nationality, sexual orientation, gender, ethnicity and disability (Matsumoto, 2001).

Discussion

Culture and psychology are interrelated. Psychology influences culture and culture influences psychology. ...

The Airline Pilots Association or ALPA have entered a collective bargaining agreement with Northwest Airlines in behalf of the latter’s pilots. ALPA representing the pilots of Northwest in the bargaining agreement filed suit against the latter and brought in to the District Court claims for monetary relief and declaratory assertion of breach by Northwest on certain provisions of the pension plan and Employee’s Retirement Income Security Act of 1974, 29, U.S.C. §§ 1001 (law.cornell.edu, N.D., a). For twenty years Northwest Airlines Inc. had made arrangements on the collective bargaining agreement of its pilots through ALPA. Prior to August ...

Part One

Socialism refers to the ownership of general property by the people or the state and has at times been related to the rights of a government in power over the revenue of production and manufacture (Butgereit and Carden, 2011, p.41). It is important to note that this form of property ownership will be at the hands of the people but controlled by the government voted into office at a stipulated time. Communism on the other hand has been defined as the ownership of property by a given community with each person having equal rights over the same. In other words, communism ...

Introduction

According to the world socialist movement, socialism can be defined as an economic and political system that is characterized by the common ownership. This implies that people have free access to their needs, everyone acquires the right to participate in the decisions regarding the use of the global resources, and the industry is responsible to produce people’s needs, rather than to profit and commerce (Fleming, 2008). In other words, nobody has the right to acquire personal control of resources, unless they are personal possessions such as professional.
Socialism can be defined as democratic, in sense that it ...

- Locke states: “The state of nature has a law of nature to govern it, which obliges every one: and reason, which is that law, teaches all mankind, who will but consult it, that being all equal and independent, no one ought to harm another in his life, health, liberty, or possessions.” Explain the “law of nature” that Locke cites. (p. 637).

When Locke states that nature has a law to govern it (Locke, 637), he is referring to natural law. This law comes from nature. Under Locke’s observation things in natural, left to be how they were ...

8)Using Marxist categories, fully explain the problem of the transformation of values into prices of production, mention the role of capitalist competition and the organic composition of capital in explaining the deviation of values from prices of production.

Marxist theory of transformation of values into prices of production is generally the view that labor is the inherent amount of value. Marx explains that a determination of prices by quantitative methods compatibly fits with the theory of labor considered as imminent amount or measure of value. This is a factual view that it is about the nature of exchange value and ...

Dyslexia

Hello Guardian,

This letter is written to you to help in clarifying some important issues concerning the child under your care. The child is proven to be experiencing a natural condition called Dyslexia. Dyslexia is a condition that is generally considered to hamper normal learning capabilities of individuals. In many cases children and other persons who experiences the dyslexic conditions have faced a lot of discrimination that may end up having a great amount of impact on their study life.

As a guardian we would like to bring to your attention that bringing up a child successfully involves a lot of factors. In many cases it ...

The German philosopher Karl Marx believed crime and deviance were defined by the ruling class and used to control the working class and protect their own property and power base they made rules to stop you taking their wealth and power and if you disobey you are punished. Every institution from schools and churches to prisons the police and the justice system are all designed to force you to conform. Marx argued that the criminal justice system focused primarily on crimes of the working class such as burglary that cause very little harm in relation to white collar crimes ...

The social system which is based on individual rights is referred to as Capitalism. In the political scenario it refers to the system of freedom, and in the legal field it refers to the system of objectivity in laws. The economists call it a free market economy where there are free flow of goods and services. Socialism on the other hand refers to a state that is centrally planned and the economy and other means of production are controlled by the government. This e essay is meant to discuss the key tenets of socialism and capitalism and also focuses on the ...

As the CEO of a multinational Organization, I will ensure that I am a visionary leader. I will be the type of leader who works towards achieving certain goals for the organization I work for. I will commit myself to protecting the interests of the Organization in such a way that success will be attainable in the long run. I will apply cross cultural leadership in the multinational Organization. I will be the kind of leader who can integrate my leadership skills to suit the different cultural backgrounds represented within the organization. I will apply this in my day to day duties ...

1. Theoretical perspective

Socialism and capitalism are the ideologies that are based on political and economic philosophy which a state follows in order to attain the welfare of its people and growth of the nation. There are many variations of socialism, and as such there is no single definition encampassing all aspects of socialism. (Lamb and Dochery, 2006, P.1). Moreover, Socialism can be conceived as a system of socio-economic ownership. It is a social and a political philosophy advocating a system that has features of the control on the production and its means.

(Tormey, 2004, 10) states that 'Capitalism' is generally considered by scholars as ...

Globalization is an ongoing process; every day brings us closer to an interconnected and interdependent economic footing. As we continue to lean on each other more and more for economic and financial security, questions are raised as to whether or not this is a good idea. This also extends to the idea of the government’s role in the world economy – whether or not a private business should adhere to governmental regulations and oversight in order to be allowed to operate. In the first episode of Commanding Heights: Battle for the World Economy, many different leaders and politicians vie for either ...

History Questions

1. Do you think that America’s fear of a communist takeover in the 1960s was valid?

The fear of communism appeared to take on an almost personified form in the 1960s. America and, indeed, the rest of the west, were terrified of a communist takeover, in much the same way that the fear of the H1N1 virus spread across the world a couple of years ago. It was as if the Americans believed that they could ‘catch’ communism like they could a cold. Their fears were not completely unfounded by their ignorance seems to suggest a lack of real understanding of what communism ...

Question One: definition of political graffiti

Graffiti remains one of the topics, which attracts attention of political sociologists and other researchers in various discipline. In essence, graffiti has existed for many years, but researchers and political sociologists have paid less attention in terms of examining the roles and functions of graffiti as a form of political participation and political contentious ,despite it conveying and eliciting political messages. The fact that researchers and political sociologies have paid less attention on the topic of graffiti makes it illegitimate and unlawful in repressive regimes. In other words, the government persecutes, charges, and convicts individuals who employ graffiti as a form ...

1. Claims of Globalism

Globalism is mesh of inter-reliance at a multi-continental level whereby, there is exchange of people, information, and capital between continents. An increase in Globalism is termed as Globalization while a decrease is De-globalization.

Globalization integrates global markets and liberalizes them

Globalism integrates global markets via the inter-reliance among the continents and liberalizes global markets through the divide between a state’s economy and the government, such that there is minimal interference from the government. The absence of government interference increases social interaction among the continents and the exchange of technology, labor, and wealth.

Globalization is unavoidable and permanent

The establishment of inter-reliance among the continents has been going on and will continue to take ...

Introduction

Gender disparity stands as among the most debilitating social issues every nation has experienced. As a problem deeply ingrained in societal and cultural ties, gender disparity provides key implications to international development policies, programmes and projects. Although roles within different societies assigned per gender may appear as a natural way of life, it is nevertheless correct to assert as well that gender-based oppression is also apparent. Therefore, this study seeks to address gender awareness in light of its implications to the concept of fulfilling international development agendas. Without the promotion of gender awareness, international development agendas would not fully emancipate. Through a ...

A few years ago, sharing services between websites was absolutely impossible. There where no places on the web with the function of sharing information due to security reasons. Today due to innovation in assembly, sharing services has been implemented and people use this opportunity every day.

Nowadays, innovation in assembly made life much easier with websites supporting sharing services in multiple ways. “When commodity components are abundant, you can create value simply by assembling them in novel or effective ways” (Tim O’Reilly). Combining web 2.0 platforms can be called Mashup as long as the platforms are communicating ...

Nazism just as it is fascism is a political ideology based on “political behavior that is obsessed with the idea of community decline, humiliation, or victimhood by compensatory cults of unity, energy and purity.” In this ideology, there is a mass based party of committed nationalists, militants that work with traditional elites to abandon democratic ideals and employ the use of violence to cleanse the society

According to Herf, Nazism is a political ideology that took root in Europe in the early twentieth century to mid twentieth century in Europe. In general terms, Nazism is often classified as a right wing political ...

1) Explain the Systems of Stratification beginning with SLAVERY; be thorough, ESPECIALLY WITH THE CLASS SYSTEM.

When social inequality prevails in the society then stratification arises. Stratification paves the way to the unequal power, authority and rewards. Poverty is the biggest cause of stratification, and it arises because of the class system prevailing in the society that paves the way to the ascribed and achieved statuses. On the ascribed status, the individual does not have any control. Examples are the race and sex. The achieved status is acquired by an individual on the basis of efforts, abilities and ...

Introduction

The graph above shows the astounding growth of the Chinese and Russian economies in the last 30 years. The graph shows the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of both countries from 1990 to 2012 and it clearly shows that the Chinese economy has over paced Russia. In fact, the online web resource “The Guardian” reported that China‘s GDP slowed down at a rate of 7.6 percent in 2012 . This “slowdown” is ...

Collaborative public management is a complex yet valuable factor that must emanate from all public managers. As emphasized in Collaboration Processes: Inside the Black Box, James Perry and Ann Thomson explained that public managers must employ systematic approaches in prompting collaborative efforts with their stakeholders to ensure a fully synergetic relationship between all actors (2006). The essence of collaboration in public management is evident in the Philadelphia municipal wireless network (MWN) case presented by Rajiv Banker, Abhijit Jain and Munir Mandviwalla. The case involves the efforts of the local government of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania to collaborate with various stakeholders ...

Introduction

In order to sufficiently define post-modernity, we need to look at the meaning of modernity since it is the predecessor to post-modernity. Modernism simply refers to a capability of moving forward and making some progress towards a given goal. Most of the theories that led to modernity rested on personal goals whereby each person wanted to maximize his/her interests and minimize the rate of dissatisfaction that they could be exposed to. Modernity can also be used to refer to the post industrial era which had several developments taking place. In order for a person to be fulfilled in modernity, he/she has to ...

Thesis statement

Capitalism is an economic system based on the private ownership of the means of production, with the goal of making a profit.1 This is a quote and will be used in the introduction. Source : Capitalism Oxford Dictionaries. Retrieved 4 January 2013.

- John Maynard Keynes believes that capitalism is essential for freedom to survive and thrive. This is a paraphrase and will be used in I.2 Source: Capitalism. Wikipedia (Accessed May 13, 2013).
- Capitalism is a social system based on the recognition of individual rights, including property rights, in which all property is privately owned.3This is a quote and will be ...

Minimum Wage

Perhaps, the issue of minimum wage legislation is among the most controversial issues surrounding the labor market. In many a country, minimum wage is determined through collective bargaining rather than through the determination of the law. Instead of using statutory regulation in the determination of minimum wage, governments intervene by following an arbitration procedure. Minimum wage often covers employees engaged under private contract and employees in public enterprises. Categories of workers covered under the minimum wage include full-time workers, part-time workers, piece workers, casual workers, freelance workers, and agency workers. Minimum wage regulations gives exceptions to workers such as the ...

Abstract

Over the last ten years, changes in organizational culture and globalization have impacted greatly on management of manufacturing and service organizations. Organization culture is formed by the behaviors, beliefs, values and norms practiced by members of an organization so as to align their individual and collective expectations with the objectives of the organization. This paper seeks to explain how these changes in these factors have made current management practices different from those practiced ten years ago.

Globalization has had immense effects on management. It has resulted in changes in the firm’s market and customer base and this has ...

Question 1

An organization culture can be defined as a set of shared beliefs, values, behaviors and symbols present in any given organization that essentially distinguish it from another organization. It can also be defined as the set of shared values and norms that are a characteristic of any organization. These elements contribute to the unique psychological and social environment of the organization.

There are several characteristic of an organization’s culture. The main ones are

- Risk Taking and Innovation
- Outcome orientation
- Attention to detail
- People Orientation
- Team orientation
- Aggressiveness
- Stability

Question 2

Observable artifacts are hugely important to an organization because they are the ...

Muslims have two major factions among them: the Shi’iMuslims and the Sunni Muslims. They have differences in their perspective of political leadership of Islam but their commonalities are many. The first belief practiced by all Muslims regardless of birth, gender, race or color is in the belief of Allah, the one true God and Creator of all things. All Muslims ascribe to His word which is found in the Qur’an. All Muslims are united in the belief of his attributes too. He is all knowing, all powerful and has no family, wife or children. Allah is just ...

Alienation in the Workplace

- Why and to what extend should organizations be concerned with alienation in the workplace?

The workplace is where a lot of people, presumably, from different departments in an organization especially if we are talking about the workplace of a large corporation, collaborate to work on areas they are responsible for. Teamwork is an essential part of a highly productive workplace and workplace alienation according to Marx’s Alienation of Labor Theory, is one of the major hindrances to employee and corporate productivity .

- What is meant by the expression “alienation at work”; what are its main causes among employees and ...

Introduction

In his book the jungle, Sinclair’s s main concern was not to the meat but to the workers who produced. It was then that he said that. ‘I aimed at the public’s heart and by accident hit its stomach’. He attempted to make the public aware that the life of an immigrant was very hard in the 1800s. In real sense, he did not actually assist people to know the harsh condition s but the bad meat that they were eating. This is what hit their metaphorical stomachs (Sinclair, 2006 p. 18).

He describes with many ...

Watteau's The Storm and Delacroix's The Sea of Galilee. Which of these paintings represents more of a Romantic work and which one more of a Neo-Classical work? How the differences between the paintings reflect differences in the Neo-Classical and Romantic styles?

Both depicting a storm, Watteau’s The Storm and Delacroix’s The Sea of Galilee may share a common subject but also display significant differences that are based not only on the different approach each artist had, but also on the specific style they chose to follow. Watteau’s work dates from the second half of the 18th century, while ...

Ethics in business relate to the acceptable practices and standards that guide the performance of employees, suppliers, managers, creditors, directors and other stakeholders (Barth, 2003). The ethics code is one of the most important documents since it strives to create an equitable balance between all stakeholders of the company and their roles. Keen pursuance of the ethics code is required to ensure that company operations run smoothly both internally and externally.

Company Values

As an Engineering Company operating in manufacturing and energy sectors, we as the Board of Electroget Engineering Services feel that the following values underpin our mission to be ...

Part one

A cyborg manifesto is a brilliant article authored by Donna Haraway. It is solely aimed at criticizing the traditional notions of feminism, especially through putting greater emphasis on the issue of identity rather than affinity. In this article, Haraway uses the image or metaphor of a cyborg to urge feminists to move beyond the retrogressive limitations of traditional feminism, gender and politics. The idea of Haraway’s Cyborg calls for a non-essentialized and material-semiotic metaphor that is considered capable of uniting diffuse political coalitions through the notion of affinity (Haraway, 1991, p.153). She clearly addresses the rift between a feminist discourse ...

- Definitions of the four perspectives

Functionalist looks at the society as parts that are interconnected and are able to work in harmony with each other to attain equilibrium and social balance. The state educates children whose parents are paying tax to maintain the same government.

Conflict perspective looks at society as having different interest and groups, which are competing for power and the scarce resources. This perspective is according to works of Karl Marx.

Symbolic Integrationist tends explore dynamics of the psychology of the individuals that interact in various small groups. It tries to explain ...

Introduction

If I were to judge my leadership style, I would most definitely agree that it is participative in nature. Why I say so is because I believe that two or more brains is better than one, and so, to overcome any contingencies that may arise during operations, I look at the collective views of the feedbacks from my team members that are discussed before taking any management decision-making. Of course, there are other styles of leadership management that are equally effective, but I am happy giving my team members the privilege to involve in decision-making. By inculcating a ...

Introduction

Culture has a great influence on the development of our self-identity. Various factors that include; tightness, complexity and individualism versus collectivism found in culture, influence a person’s personality traits. Individualistic cultures emphasize independence, development of self-goals and competitiveness (Matsumoto, 2001). Collectivistic cultures, require an individual to belong to a certain group. Group goals are the priority and one’s behavior is expected to conform to what is acceptable in the group. Collectivist cultures embrace working together whereas in individualistic cultures individuals are self-reliant. A lot of studies suggest that the big 5 personality trait emerge from a variety of cultures.

Discussion

On the ...

The product that I have chosen is Oil. Oil is a natural product that is found in oil wells in large quantities. The nature of oil found in these wells is crude and it has to pass through several refining processes, before the final product is obtained. Crude oil is used to create Jet Fuels, Motor Lubes, Petrol, Diesel, and other important products that are used by both the household consumers, as well as the industrial consumers. According to Economicsonline (2014), the use of Oil by the industrial organizations dates back to 18th century.

Source: Infomine, 2014

The graph above shows the trend ...

Prevention strategies prevent crimes. Crime prevention is a concept applied to combat criminal activities through the development of crime prevention programs and strategies. For example, in cases where there are lower levels of crime in communities, lower offending laws and in reoffending by individuals. In crime prevention, researchers examine the influence of formal and informal social mechanisms of control focusing on the influence of family, peers, school and work. In addition, crime prevention strategies target different levels and needs for individuals, parochial and public action in preventing crime. But for any of these strategies to have a long effect, it should ...

Introduction

Culture is a set of behaviors and thought processes that are similar in a certain population and that differs from that of other populations. Various human developmental theories are presented in psychology. They include; social cultural theory by Lev Vygotsky, behavioral theories by J.B. Watson, Ivan Pavlov and B.F. Skinner, cognitive theories by Jean Piaget and Albert Bandura, humanistic theory by Abraham Maslow and Carl Rogers and ecological theory by Urie Brofenbrenner (Matsumoto, 2001).

Discussion

The social cultural theory by Lev Vygotsky explains how culture influences behavior and mental processes. In the American society, children are placed in a separate room ones the ...

Collective bargaining on the performance of duties in an organization is vital for smooth running of its operation. The hotel sector is among the most important industries that require cooperation among the employees to achieve its set goals. The housekeeping employees need to cooperate with the hotel supervisors in order to achieve the sanitation standards required in the sector. In reference to the staff grievances, the former supervisor owes an explanation to both the housekeeping staff and the hotel management in general. The hotel management signed an agreement with the staff union to allow all works in the hotel, ...

The leadership all over the globe is the influence of the person to accomplish their objectives. This memorandum is written to discuss the factors of the effectiveness of leadership. Further, this memo discusses how different country’s cultures effects the leadership principles.

Concept Of Leadership

Leadership requires a number of abilities and willpower in a person to accomplish its desired goals. A good leader is required to have a habit of conducting a continuous process of self-study, training, and gaining experiences. It is the ability of a person through which it could gather workers in to theta. A person is not a leader since birth ...

Introduction

Community engagement refers to the process through which a certain community benefits its individuals and organizations. This is achieved through a permanent and ongoing relationship between the two with the main aim being to apply a vision that is collective in nature for the community’s benefit. In most cases, the organizing tends to involve building movements in a community at a grass root level. Community engagement, however, seeks to move a given community to achieve change. In trying to achieve this, the key interest is put on the suspended or a stalled position.
For community engagement to be effected, there are some principles that ...

Q1

Grouping of students helps in having the gifted students to be first in their learning without being held back. The teachers are able to teach the same things through this program, but can go deep because the student’s ability is far much above average. It also allows students to have varied options in the learning process, making them to do even more (Snowman, 185). It also helps in the improvement of the content in the curriculum to meet the expectations of student’s high ability. The teachers find an easy time in teaching since they know the ...

Part I. Philosophy of Education

Personal Identity

The element of philosophy of education that reflects my identity as an early childhood educator aligns with Bruner’s (1966) concept of Constructivism theory. In this concept, the learner transforms, selects information, and make decisions by focusing on constructing the knowledge itself. These knowledge are constructed through beliefs, personal experiences and previous knowledge (Bruner, 1966). As an educator, I encourage the student to present any form of information that they have previously learned and create an opportunity for them to develop prior knowledge into new discoveries.

Central Issues and Professional Values

The central values and issues involve in my philosophy is for me as ...

This can be simply put as communication between different cultures. It is used to describe the wide range of communication barriers that exist after interaction of people with different cultures. As the word is growing into a global village, interactions between people of diverse culture are increasing as the world becomes smaller. People are travelling from their birth places to seek to start life in different places hence the result of intercultural communication. In USA for example, people from the US can be found in different parts of the world as they are seeking new environments as well people from ...

Impact, prevention and control

On one hand, the advanced medical research seeks cure for fatal diseases like cancer and AIDS. On the other, there is a prominent aspect of health that is being neglected everyday globally- Nutrition. Sadly, it is not only the adults with a busy life but children too who have adopted an unhealthy diet. If the food habits of most American kids are studied, the consumption of processed, packaged, fried and fast foods shall surely surpass the intake of vegetables, wholegrain cereals and fruits. As a result, childhood obesity is broadening its expanse. This paper describes some crucial aspects of childhood obesity including ...

Good for the World: Hustle Statement - Activity: Part 1

Leading a large organisation will not only be instrumental in advancing my career development, but will be vital in helping the organisation to achieve its long term and short term goals and objectives. In this case, I intend to lead a clothing organisation to achieve its long-term objectives without undervaluing the existing organisational cultures and practices. Initially, the organisation had an effective reputation and its productivity was admirable. However, with increased global challenges including financial and economic crises, the organisation has started trailing behind its competitors in its production and marketing. The purpose of leading this organisation is to assist it ...

The conflict theory, which derived its assertions from the ideas of Karl Marx in the mid of 1800s, considers the social life as a competition while focusing on the distribution of power, resources and inequality. According to this social theoretical perspective, the human behavior results from the conflicts between competing groups. He considered the human society as related to conflict between the social classes, majorly in the capitalist societies between the owners of the factors of production and the servants (Stolley, 2005). Other sociologists have also described this theory in the context that separate groups in the society have unequal ...

Chechen Terrorism in Russia

Religion, culture and politics have played a huge role in the terrorist attacks executed by Chechen rebels in Russia. The conflict instigated by Chechen rebels stem from the fact that Chechnya, the territory they claim, became part of the national territory of Russia due to historical circumstances. Long before Russia emancipated as the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR), Chechnya was part of an independent republic called the Mountain Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic. However, that nation did not last long, as the USSR occupied it and made it into a province called the Chechen Autonomous Oblast (Kramer, 2010). To quell strong ...

Question 16

Dear Kales,
I guess you are aware of what took place in Mr. Wrights household. Minnie is apprehended for being among the suspects of Wright's murder. Why, I doubt this should be the situation! It was yesterday that I and Mrs. Peters went to the house for some things that Mrs. Wright wanted. You will be shocked of what was discovered! My husband, county attorney and sheriff accompanied us. Lewis explained when he discovered Wright's death. All of them looked for evidence around the house, but we stayed with Mrs. Peters in the kitchen. It is ...

The survival of the modern economy depends on a neverending stream of consumption. This is why cars do not last as long as they used to, it is why the cost of a new television is not significantly higher than the cost of television repair, and it is why restaurants continue to proliferate across the map, hopping from retail corner to retail corner to chase families down before they can get home and cook their own meals. This trend began in the wake of the Great Depression; while it was largely the mobilization of industry for World War II that brought ...

The Wall Street Journal article by Siler, When Business is all fan and games, is about a company that was formed under a partnership in 2002. It mainly explores not only the start but also the growth of the business. Additionally it gives a rather detailed account of the contribution, views and character of one the co-founder of the company, Eric Hautemont. Three parties run the company.

As aforementioned, the article informs the reader about the start and the development of the company. It outlines the different roles that the partners have played in realizing the success of the company. Mr. Hautemont ...

The switch to steam power led to the movement of factories away from the big cities, like London. Instead, locations close to water –out of which steam power is generated- and coal fields, another necessary ingredient for steam power, were preferred. Furthermore, as trade grew dramatically, locations close to markets and trade routes were highly favored.

Summarize Karl Marx's arguments against capitalism.

Karl Marx considered capitalism a deeply inhumane system. It increased the gap between rich and poor helping a very small percentage of the population become extremely rich while leaving the masses in poverty. The upper classes, or bourgeoisie, controlled the production and the workers, ...

Introduction

Specialists in nursing have existed since early 1900s with nurse anesthetics and nurse midwives having been the pioneers. They lay formative foundations in early 20th century for advanced nursing practice. The roles of advanced nurses have not been clear historically. There was and still there is a lack of clarity in roles of different advanced nurses. This paper delineates the roles of clinical nurse specialist and nurse practitioners.

Nurse practitioners and clinical nurse specialists are two of advanced practice nurses with nurse midwives and nurse anesthetists constituting the rest. Clinical nurse specialists provide care in a wide range of specialty areas, ...

It is almost conventionally accepted that color is so powerful that everyone sees the world through the lens of color. People see each other and evaluate them by how they look Black, Hispanic, Asian or Caucasian and make a judgment that are absolute on the authenticity of race. However, how many people ever realize that race is just, but a social construct? Scholars such as Ruth Frankenberg have stated in the book “The Social Construction of Whiteness, White Women, Race Matters” on how powerful and critical race plays a role in life. The common practice of passing ethnicities as if they ...

Gender refers to the range of characteristics of masculinity and femininity. Depending on the context, the defining characteristics range from social roles to sex and gender roles to gender identity. It defines the socially constructed roles, activities, behaviors and attributes that are deemed appropriate for both men and women. On the hand, sexual orientation refers to a pattern of attraction usually, sexual, emotional, romantic or combination of all these to an opposite sex, same sex or both sexes and the genders that associate with them. It combines an individual’s sense of private and social identity based on the attractions ( ...