Socialism Creative Writings Samples For Students

I concur with the author of this post that affluenza is actually a disease that we need get rid of as a society. I like the manner in which the author quotes George Washington’s relation to modern affluenza. I concur that the founders of our nation set a precedence of affluenza. In my analysis, I find the criticism from Carl Marx on affluenza as a great attempt to tame the habit that many of America’s founders exhibited. Marx asserted that “too many useful goods create too many useless people”. Like the author of this post, I too noticed some instances in ...

Industrial Revolution and development of capitalism focused around the key rational drivers to raise productivity, as a result society approached to issue of "complex relations among cultural products and processes, consciousness, and the economic and social organization of society" (1991, Halley, p.228). How successful was a solution of these complex relations in the capitalist world through attempts of delegitimation and reenchantment of rationality?
Cultural Processes: New processes need the new cultural drivers. Gradually separated from their generic and institutional origins the cultural activities followed the historic processes. This movement was not easy often followed by the cultural resistance, taking the ...

Implement and Monitor Work, Health and Safety Practices

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Project I Guide for Work, Health and Safety Practices
The foundation of the Queensland Reef Hotels and the success of the organization as the marketplace for quality and service lies in the core values of the company, which include the philosophy of “Our employees are our customers”, integrity and honesty. The philosophy of Queensland Reef Hotels embraces the belief that by taking care of our employees we will build a culture, which ensures loyalty and long-term relationships with all the stakeholders.
This guide addresses three critical areas of this care: Work Environment, Health and Safety (WHS) ...

Discussion One

Ethical leadership practices are crucial for any organization. This phenomenon promotes the image of the organization in the eyes of the public and by that giving it a more competitive edge. The first article in on ethical leadership practices by Yuhyung (2012) is entitled “CEO Ethical Leadership, Ethical Climate, Climate Strength, and Collective Organizational Citizenship Behavior" (Yuhyung, 2012). The researcher conducted a firm-level analysis to determine the relationship between the Chief Executive Officer's ethical leadership and the ethical climate in the organization. The data used in this study was collected from around 223 CEO. The results of the study ...

Freedom is one of the fundamental human rights. However, freedom must be exercised with responsibility to promote cohesive coexistence. Laws serve as guidelines on how to exercise freedom responsibly are designed to mitigate actions or behavior that interfere with other people rights. Even though laws are meant to protect the society from unreasonable exercise of freedom, it may be sometimes exploited by those in power to limit freedom of speech, association and movement. This is unjustified limitation of freedom aimed at perpetuating undue control on citizens. Freedom and security are not mutually exclusive elements. It is apparent enhanced freedom ...

Introduction

There are diverse elements that influence the nature of the job and salary level of an individual. For example, the level of education can have a diverse impact on the nature of work and the earnings of an employee. Moreover, the relationship between workers and their jobs change due to several factors such as economic and policy changes. Accordingly, the factors that impacted employment can also have an impact on what are the type of jobs and the people that are likely to unionize. It is to be noted that people join unions in order to have a say ...

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The play “Waiting for Lefty” written by Clifford Odets and the 1954 movie “On the Waterfront” revolved around social realities. The said social realities are focused on the issues faced by the workers since the 1930s to the 1950s. In the two stories, they portrayed the difficulties of forging collective actions. Waiting for Lefty for instance portrayed the internal struggles of workers in forging solidarity to wage a strike to fight for living wage and dignified working conditions. On the Waterfront on the other hand portrayed the fear-stricken workers who chose to be silent ...

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Being a Researcher

I believe that research is a process. It is a step-by-step procedure of capturing, analyzing, documenting and validating requirements to develop a research paper. The research process provides a researcher the necessary skills and groundwork in discovering information to complete an effective research. The main entities, while conducting research, include your subject matter, its environment and, more importantly, yourself.
In the next couple of months, I intend to conduct research on the difficulties of international students in speaking and learning the English language. I have determined that I will conduct qualitative research through my ...

Part 1: “Don’t stop thinking about tomorrow”

Bill Clinton’s campaigns and presidency were centered on the need to have America work as a collective front with the citizenry interested in the betterment of their lives. Nothing could have captured this theme better that the Fleetwood Mac song. Ideally, it should be appreciated that Bill was persuaded by the hope that the song inspires in its listeners. Clinton’s main aim was to impart on the American electorate the possibility of a better tomorrow and the fact that the better tomorrow was going to be the consequence of the collective action by the people. Ideally, this is what ...

Introduction

Religion in itself is the faith of the presence of a supernatural being. However, Karl Marx looks at it in a slightly different way. He states that it is a tactic to oppress the have-nots in the society. According to his understanding, it is a haven for the poor that they can find a hope for the future. Karl Marx viewed religion as a way of society stratification in terms of the have and the have-nots. He argued out that the people who throng to the various religious entities do so not to seek for spiritual nourishment but as a way of seeking for refuge, shelter, ...