Agency Critical Thinkings Samples For Students

In the current professions, a set of rules that govern the limits of workers remains important. The rules and policies are set to give the corresponding officials and other concerned members a clear way of dealing with the people they serve. In business, health, politics and all other institutions, whether economic or not, rules are applied to the professionals to ensure that they give the concerned parties the right services. A code of ethics can, therefore, be defined as a set of rules put in place to govern the way people live and interact in a certain environment. The ...

Introduction

‘Guardian Angel’ the latest advertising innovation from the stable of JWT, is probably the highlight of a period of growth and talent restructuring undertaken by JWT Singapore. Over the recent years, JWT Singapore has been through a process of transformation both in the structural and the talent domains and this innovative device developed by the agency demonstrates what has made it one of the leading names of global advertising.
This device has moved away from the conventional concept of advertising and is unique for it leads to a product to promote the concept of women protection by reducing uncomfortable situations. It ...

Financialization is the process by which financial institutions increase in size and influence on the overall economy by strengthening the country’s financial sector. The process occurs in countries that are perceived to have shifted their economies from industrial capitalism. It has been occurring in the United States and other parts of the world since the 1970s. The process has affected both the macro economy and the micro-economy by changing the manner in which financial institutions are structured and operate in the entire economy.
The United States has experienced high levels of financialization through the loss of manufacturing and ...

Question one

If the agents of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) were to walk into Skywalker’s store and arrest him, it is our argument that the EPA can neither fine nor jail him for the alleged violation of the law. In answering this question in the negative, much consideration has been given to the wording and the text of the legal provisions creating the offence. It is my submission that there is no disclosure of an offence known to law as to attract any legal sanctions. In particular, the law stipulates that all glass top coffee tables are banned in ...

The case of Johnson v Santa Clara Transportation Agency is one of the seminal decisions relating to employment discrimination and affirmative action plans. A background of the circumstances attending the institution of the case is important in this respect. In the year 1978, the defendant in this case voluntarily adopted an Affirmative Action Plan for hiring and promotion of women. The plan provided among other things, that while making promotions senior roles within traditionally segregated job categories where women had been marginalized, the Agency was permitted to consider the sex of the applicants as a factor for consideration in such ...

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has been given a mandate by the Congress, through legislation, to protect the environment for the people of the United States. The parent act establishing the agency gives it the power to make delegated legislation that would be essential in helping the agency carry out its obligations efficiently. Drafters of the Constitution, in their wisdom, saw it fit to advice Congress, and indeed encourage it, through provisions of the Constitution to establish agencies with regulatory power to carry out specific functions. Indeed, Congress cannot be heard to legislate on everything because it will be overwhelmed ...

(a) A hierarchical structure and organization by functional specialty as enunciated by Weber’s principles of modern bureaucracy are two important facets of a government organization because they both serve as control tools in the efficient delivery of basic services to the public. Hierarchy represents the classic command-and-control relationship that is a defining feature in many organizational settings, including governments. A hierarchical structure permits those in the higher rung of the hierarchy to review the conduct of activities by those in the lower rung. It serves as a control tool that assures democratic accountability or to put it bluntly, ...

Introduction

Recently, the role of a managerial accountant is widely discussed in the scholars. Johnson and Kaplan (1991) argue that management accounting is “too late, too aggregated, and too distorted to be relevant for managers’ planning and control decisions” (1). Haedr (2012) considered the mediation effect of management accounting information on motivation using contingency theory stating that “MAI usefulness accounts for a full (i.e. complete) mediation effect only on the relationship between centralization and MCS effectiveness.” (n.p.). As the number of views cannot present a unified opinion on the matter, the purpose of the current paper to reveal whether the functions of the ...

My agency Blue Water Safe Horizons Homeless Shelter helps the victims of sexual assault, domestic violence, homelessness and elder abuse through providing them shelter and other support services. It is based on the organizational theory of rationale-legal model since the role of every volunteer and employee and the distribution of their authority has been defined formally in a hierarchical manner whereas the impersonal rule leading to the assignments to positions, the rights and obligations of each position and the power distribution are universally accepted (Hasenfeld, 2010).
The case manager, being me, with the support of the coordinator and spiritual ...

- Legislative (adopting laws). Executive (implementing federal policy) and judicial (court protection of rights and interests)
- (4) The meaning of bicameralism lies in having two chambers as legislative body.
- (5) Federalism is specific governmental system in which one territory is controlled by two levels of government. Its functioning is ensured through provisions of Constitutions, establishing separation of powers rules
- (6) Section 8, clause 18
- (7) Right to freedom, petitions and assembly, to bear arms, rights in criminal and civil cases etc. (all those listed in first Ten Amendments). No, rights, listed ...

Introduction

Sociology is the science that deals with societies. A society is composed of a group of people with shared norms, who usually live within one geographical or virtual boundary. Sociology studies various aspects of a society including its dynamics, structure, stratification and institutions. With increasing economic liberalisation and advancement in communication technology, societies are interacting and integrating globally. This global interaction makes it imperative to understand the society and institutional framework in other countries. The paper attempts to understand the profile of a country and its five key institutions, education, religion, government, family and economy.
China has been identified for this ...

Introduction

The corporate governance is the mechanisms that involve the rules, processes and the practices to which an organization is directed and controlled. Therefore, it is a process of balancing the interests of many stakeholders in an organization, which mainly includes the customers, financers, management, suppliers and the community. It provides the foundation and framework for achieving the company goals and objectives, and it looks at every part of the management including their actions, performance measure and corporate disclosure. It is a field in economics that investigates on how to motivate and secure the efficient administration of the corporations by ...

Language as discourse started with post-structuralist philosopher Michel Foucault, who wanted to understand the relationship between language, social institutions, subjectivity, and power (Weedon, 1997; Bryson, 2003; Mansfield, 2000). Foucault looked specifically at how bodies, in everyday situations, perform their gender category, their class position and their place in culture (such as sexual orientation, normative standards of beauty and mental health). Foucault also looked at how something comes to be true by looking at the political and economic institutions that produce truth (Schirato, Danaher & Webb, 2012)
Foucault (1980a) argues that as peoplewe acquire language theywe learn the way how ...

White collar is one of the famous series not only in America but also in different parts of the world, which premiered on October 23, 2009. The story revolves around the wits of a young man, Neal Caffrey, who has a criminal record with the FBI. He has been involved in crimes such as forgery, theft/robbery besides being a con man. The first part of the series begins with the main character, Neal, being held in a prison for the crimes that he had committed. However, it does not take long before he figures out a way to escape from the prison. He uses ...

Affiliated Institution:

Career Field and Specific Jobs
Currently, I am not working in any job industry. However, my most recent job was in the non-profit industry where I worked as a Finance Officer. This job position had attractive qualities and traits. As a Finance Officer, I was responsible for maintaining administrative, accounting, financial, and personnel services for my former employer in order to ensure that the organization met legal requirements and achieved its goals and objectives. Major responsibilities that came with these job functions were: to assist in budget preparation; monitor cash reserves and investments; establish and maintain supplier accounts; implement financial ...

Introduction

The process of decision making faces ethical dilemmas that require the application of relevant theoretical foundations. The most common theoretical foundations of ethics include utilitarianism, Kant’s categorical imperative, justice as fairness and altruism. Utilitarianism theories require decisions to do the greatest good for the greatest number of people (Johnson, 1952, p.154). Kant based his theory of categorical imperative on the premise that decision makers should focus on right decisions regardless of their costs (Johnson, 1952, p.158). The proponents of the theory of justice as fairness propose that decision makers should guarantee equal rights and opportunities even in the ...

C. Wright Mills; The Sociological Imagination p. 355-358 in Lemert, C. (Ed.) Social Theory: The Multicultural and Classic Readings. 3nd ed. (37-41) (2004) Boulder, CO.: Westview Press.

“Underlying this sense of being trapped are seemingly impersonal changes in the very structure of continent-wide societies. The facts of contemporary history are also facts about the success and the failure of individual men and women. When a society is industrialized, a peasant becomes a worker; a feudal lord is liquidated or becomes a businessman. When classes rise or fall, a person is employed or unemployed; when the rate of investment goes up or down, a person takes new ...

Bureaucratic organisations are those organisations that have tough set of guidelines and procedures that are tight and there is a reluctance to change. There is a high formality of how these bureaucratic organisations operate. Several levels of management are responsible for the operation of the organisation. Charts that state the hierarchical table are existent for such organisations and they define the responsibility of all individuals at certain levels of management and clearly define who is in charge. Decision making is carried out through an organized process that is strict and control procedures are followed in the making of several ...

Training and Exercise Plans in Homeland Security

Homeland security is concerned with national efforts towards preventing terror attacks in the United States. Homeland security training is based on various components that ensure that training and exercises are conducted effectively. Homeland security training has different options; its training can be addressed via several grounds such as levels of training, refresher training, exercises and initial training. An understanding prior experience of homeland security trainees is critical in conducting their training especially if my team is not the lead agency. Basically, appropriate training needs to match the level of experience and involvement in strategy, policy, tactical and task levels ...

In Jacques Lacan's "The Agency of the Letter in the Unconscious; or Reason Since Freud," the author deconstructs the concept of language by relating the subject to both speech and language. His first and primary subject is the titular 'letter,' which is described as "the material support that concrete discourse borrows from language" (Lacan). The author describes the letter as a "material medium" which, though it may change with time, provides the transition between one word and another. Regardless of different spellings or pronunciations of a certain word over time, the letter is effective ...

Cyber-hate

Cyber-hate is an offence of propagating hate majorly through the internet. It is rampant in the 21st century due availability of devices which enable access to the internet such as smartphones, tablets and computers. Cybercrime has become such a thorny issue that combating it has become the main agenda of many a government. The social websites were also invented in the 21st century.
Cyber-hate is so important a topic since it addresses the issues at stake and pertinent to the human race, the shortcomings that come with them and probably considers recommendations for combat of such vices. Cyber-hate can cause trauma ...

It is often the case that science fiction writers infuse aspects of religion in their works. In the case of the two books Out of the Silent Planet and Bellwether the authors have infused aspects of religion in their works as will be shown in this essay. The presence of science fiction in books makes the genre more interesting to read. In the two novels the two main characters are characterized by their agency and their subjectivity. This means that they exhibit a mythic dimension and an ethical dimension. Characterized by their agency, the main characters in these novels are ...

Irresponsible waste dumping is becoming a global concern as companies are increasingly polluting the environment with hazardous and unprocessed chemical substances. This poses a menace to both our natural environment and general public safety. The following is a waste dumping case that successfully resulted to resettlement fines and costs.
A good example of a successful settled court case on waste dumping is the Richard James case in Cambria, United Kingdom. Mr. Richard James Allan is a 40 year old director, and owner of two companies; Brampton Skip Hire Ltd and North West Recycling. He was accused by the Carlisle Crown Law Court of ...

Introduction

Literary critical theory is a complicated process - there are many different ways from which one can look at a story. The question remains, however, whether or not these readings are valid. Is the process of literary criticism a means of mental gymnastics, where theorists can force a reading into a text like a child pushing a square peg in a round hole? Looking at the various theorists who make up the most prominently observed members of the literary critical canon, it becomes clear that the act of reading itself is an interactive one, with the reader bringing just as much into the experience of reading as ...

HOMELAND SECURITY AND TERRORISM

In the article of Savage (2013), the military judge has ruled on the censorship of media censorship as well as the anti-censorship view when it order to disallow the use of technology to conduct off-stage censorship during the hearing of Khalid Shaikh Mohammed and four other inmates who were linked during the September 11 terrorist attacks. In its order, the judge ruled that the said technology granting the offstage censors, including the Central Intelligence Agency, should be stopped. The judge, Col. James L. Pohl of the Army further stated that the removal any public feed that shows the on-going ...

Question one

A maxim that, in order to maximize my pleasure, I will take recreational drugs whenever I feel like is self-defeating. It cannot be applied as a universal law to all humans as rational beings. It will be a failure to cultivate talents in exchange for a life full of pleasure and leisure. This is also a compromise of human capacity for self insight, self development and personal growth. This is because it is just a quick fix to challenge individuals are facing in their lives.
Additionally, Kant provided arguments against taking of recreational drugs because he termed them as exclusive substitutes for self ...

The practice of “Extraordinary Rendition” has been widely publicized and criticized. It involves the covert transfer of alleged terrorists, who are citizens of other nations, from one country to another country in which the questioning of imprisoned persons involve extreme measures because pertinent international laws there are either lax or do not exist. In actuality, these countries have low regard for the humane treatment of prisoners, more often times than not, prisoners who are victims of “Extraordinary Rendition” are tortured. According to the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), “the Central Intelligence Agency of the United States and other U.S. ...

Question one

The community in the county of Prince William has a total population of 430,959. The county is located in an area of 348 square miles (Citizen Guide, 2016). Moreover, the community has a total labor force of about 230,529 as at November 2013 (Citizen Guide, 2016). In the second quarter of 2013, the community had 117,965 of the employed population. On the other hand, the unemployed growth rate was at 4.4% in November 2013. Lastly, the median income for the household was $ 93,744. Consequently, this community was ranked in the twelfth position among the communities ...

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Collaborative Governance is never a neophyte concept. Some sectors call it a public and private partnership. Other people term it government and non-government cooperation. Business-oriented people likewise name it as profit and non-profit coordination. Be it a partnership, cooperation, coordination, or the likes, one thing is certain, that it is collaboration. However, if there is one thing in this idea that should be given more emphasis, it would be the governance since this is the primary goal of the collaboration.
In Chapter 24 of the book The Oxford Handbook of Public Policies, two economists, John Donahue and ...

Plastic surgery can be viewed differently depending on the person considering the surgery. Some people like to think of it as a right to adjust their body the way that they would like or see as ideal because they can. This is called viewing plastic surgery as an assertion of agency. In this view, the choice to get plastic surgery is more about “asserting power” (Webster). Some doctors believe that patients who wish to change themselves have this right as long as they are making an educated decision (Braun). Others, however, view plastic surgery as a menace and a ...

Business, Ethical and Legal issues

Business, Ethical and Legal issues

Rob's situation with Dusty puts him in a dilemma. The community, customers and board members of the firearms company exert pressure on him to relieve Dusty of his duties owing to his past as a criminal record after the exposure by a local publication following a tip from Dusty's former crime mate T-rex. On the other hand, Dusty has been exemplary in his job and has even been an important figure in the community owing to his voluntary service. Furthermore, Rob is aware that he has reformed and has already atoned for his crime ...

Analysis of ‘I Have a Dream’ Using Kenneth Burke’s Pentad

Introduction
There are many ways on how to analyze an action, including languages or speeches; and one of which is through the dramatic pentad. The Dramatic Pentad refers to the five methods developed by Kenneth Burke in analyzing human actions. According to scholars, the Burke’s Pentad to analyze questions such as “how persons explain their actions to themselves and others, what the cultural and social structural influences on these explanations might be, and what effect connotational links among the explanatory (motivational) terms might have on these explanations, and hence, on action itself” (Overington, 1977, p.133). In his work ‘ ...

United States of America went into a war against Iraq early in the 21st century. It was with the claims of possible possession of chemical weapons by the Saddam Hussein regime. The actual facts never came forth.

However, this war proved to be one of the most expensive affairs United States of America had to confront. The causalities are too much more than those that were suffered in the Vietnam War. The killing of Iraqis on a daily basis is a normal event of the Iraqi society, and this can be owed to the overall miss adventure of United States of ...

Water sector infrastructure consisting of water and waste water systems, has an extensive history of implementing policies and programs to provide safe and clean water, therefore, protecting and improving public health and environment across the nation. Under the guidance of the Clean Water Act (CWA) and Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA), for above thirty years, drinking water and waste water services have been carrying out routines to survey ways to improve water quality testing techniques. (Sullivan, 2011). The sector’s public health, security, environmental and resilience efforts form a profound approach to make available safe drinking water, safeguard public health ...

The manner in which a person behaves and thinks is solely determined by that person’s inner self. The inner self propels and guides his daily activities. It is through developing a sense of confidence and self-motivation that an individual is able to achieve great things (Radhakrisshnan and Moore 114). Physiologically individuals become what they are based on their inner selves and the need to cultivate desirable inner beings in themselves as it is voluntary. They are judged through their actions while their personalities reveal what they are and the consequences of what they portray.
Nyaya an Indian philosopher argues ...

Current development of information sharing via the internet has brought several advantages as well as disadvantages with it. Unlike a few decades back, communication in the current age is instant, thanks to digital technology. People are no longer kept apart by bureaucratic and expensive communications. In a social sense, the whole world lives as a village. Passing of information between people and organizations is real-time. The benefits that accrue to this form of information sharing are far-reaching. The past decade has seen more companies becoming global entities than any other time in history. With these benefits comes the ugly side of digital ...

It’s Contestations in Contemporary Organizations

The Notion of Corporate Social Responsibility and It’s Contestations in Contemporary Organizations
Every action or business operation of an organization is in some way related to social factors. As such, it is unavoidable for a company to lay sincere focus towards being a responsible and active corporate citizen. In order to thrive under this social dependence, corporations need to collaborate with scientists, activists and thought leaders to make Environmental Justice economically feasible. While corporate social responsibility was once considered to be philanthropic activities that could only be afforded by corporate giants, the view of the business community has changed ...

Philosopher Jacques Lacan describes the mirror stage in psychoanalysis as the moment when someone (usually an infant around six months of age) recognizes themselves in the mirror: "The child, at an age when he is for a time, however short, outdone by the chimpanzee in instrumental intelligence, can nevertheless already recognize as such his own image in a mirror" (Lacan). This is meant to be the moment where we are able to understand our own appearance and transcribe it onto another object. In the case of Charlotte Perkins Gilman's short story "The Yellow Wallpaper," the unnamed narrator of the story begins ...

Problem statement

Intelligence analysis is given the mandate to apply all information sources, insights from experts, and trade crafts that are specialized to help prevent or reduce damages to US security through threats. Tactical warning seeks to know from afar and deter threats to US security interests. It aims at avoiding incident surprises. This is done by blocking and blunting damages. Strategic warning has its interests in perceived dangers. This informs policy makers on decisions to make for preparedness in order to limit damages or prevent the incident completely. National resources of the US are limited and warning cannot be relied ...

The U.S Securities and Exchange Commission refers to the United States’ agency that is tasked to enforce the securities laws, policies and guidelines, including the country’s stock and options exchange activities. It is the objective of this agency to “ protect investors, maintain fair, orderly and efficient markets, and facilitate capital formation” (U.S, 2017). One of the main roles of the SEC is to ensure that investors who turn into the securities exchange market are protected and activities that are geared towards capital and investment formation are sustained for economic growth.

The Creation of the PCAOB

The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board (PCAOB) was ...

Criminal Justice

Goldstein moved police work from a reactive philosophy of maintaining law and order to a proactive philosophy of supporting democratic values and enhancing public safety through a problem solving approach to crime (Panzarella & Vona, 2013, p. 245). Goldstein’s approach to problem oriented policing became the core of community policing idea in the United States.
Accountability of the police has been executed by a number of means- through politicians, elected mayors, appointed councilors, and at various times, loosely and under a modicum of close supervision. Goldstein rejects the premise of the professional school of thought that the police are ...

Question No. 1

Tragedy of the commons, as envisioned by Hardin, is the infinite freedom of the people to use or make use of the finite free resources of the world. The unchecked and wanton use by the people of these free resources results in a tragedy, according to Hardin, because eventually such use will overwhelm the resources themselves. A simple, but graphic example used by the author to illustrate this point is a pasture that is open to all for use. If one or several persons use this pasture to graze their animals this would not pose harm to the pasture, ...

Civil Liberties and Social Responsibility

In 2002, as reported by The New York Times, the Bush administration approved a presidential bill giving the National Security Agency (NSA) the power to track, listen to, and intercept without a warrant the local and international communications (e.g. emails, phone calls) of a vast number of American citizens. Sooner or later, the scheme expanded to involve a certain extent of 'internal controls' (ACLU, 2015, para 2), yet there was no mention of mandating warrants specified under the foreign intelligence surveillance laws. This surveillance program has penetrated and invaded almost all of the communications technologies and networks that the ...

In her article, “‘My veil does not go with my jeans’: veiling, fundamentalism, education and women’s agency in Northern Cameroon”, Jose van Santen (2010) outlines the impacts of Islamization of West Africa on gender by sharing her mentoring experiences with Maimouna, a girl who grew up being subjected to the Islamic fundamentalists in Cameroon. The story takes us on a journey through Maimouna’s childhood, where we meet her Islamic parents who, by all respects, are very lenient and let her follow her own path. Maimouna is drawn by the potential knowledge she can gain by going ...

Question 1

Color-blindness is a concept that the author utilizes to help the reader understand the different racial, ethnic or cultural dimensions that can be ignored or abandoned in that respect in order to build a society of tolerance. While this is a good idea, I seem to have certain reservations about it. On one hand is the fact that each of us has a proud part of themselves, emanating from their historical or ancestral point. It is therefore not possible that we can avoid the issue of color, especially when it is used to express diversity. For instance a case of the NBA stars of ...

The common types of victimization for juvenile victims are sexual assault, sexual touching, incest, rape, statutory rape, murder, battery and property related. The majority of the victims are offended by family members or relatives and acquaintances of their parents (Truman, and Planty, 2012). The Juvenile Report of 2006 supports the fact that the killing of young people especially with that of firearms have increased. The most serious of the crimes however are sexual crimes especially if they are committed by a parent or with the knowledge of the parent. The lowest age that usually reports a crime against them is only ...

In your opinion, how does the principle of separation between church and state compare in theory and in practice in the United States? Provide specific examples.
The Establishment Clause was aimed at prohibiting state sponsored religion leading to the doctrine of separation of church and state. Thomas Jefferson referred for the first time this separation as “wall of separation between Church and State.” This principle is a unique American vision. As far as the interpretation and meaning of Establishment clause is concerned, there are three major theories.
According to the strict separation theory, the religion and state should ...

Abstract

The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) has established its presence online. TAT has an online website and a news site and is also present in various social media platforms such as Facebook and Twitter. Considering the content of TAT’s online website and social media accounts, however, the agency is missing out on various opportunities to improve its marketing strategies due to limited digital marketing. For this reason, the proposed marketing strategy for TAT involves digital and social media marketing that involves the creation of a promotional video with ‘viral marketing’ potential. Some countries, including those in Thailand’s neighboring countries ...

The writer of the article (Aviva Dove-Viebahn) tries to give a review of a television series known as Mad Men. The series setting is in the last century, the 1960’s. I actually think that the title of the article should be “Feminism in a Man’s World”. This is because there was zero level of gender sensitivity at the time. Women were not held with esteem at all. We can argue that we have come a long way since then, because Americans are now more gender sensitive.
Aviva’s remarks, in “Feminism in a Mad World”, makes clear the stereotyped activities women ...

Introduction

This research implies that there exists an interrelation of oil in both the concepts of maps and sense of place. The research utilizes the case wherein maps are used as marketing tools for oil industry that greatly affects both the concept of maps and our ‘sense of place’.
During the latter years of 1920s, oil companies utilized road maps as their foremost marketing strategy and offer maps freely to customers. They employed cartography widely as a tool for advertisement. An approximated yearly production of roadmaps of around seventy million was reported by a Rand McNally executive in 1934. Moreover, the ...

History of the crime family

The Gambino crime family is among the five crime family operating in New York. It is named after its previous leader called Carlo Gambino who controlled the criminal operation of the family from 1959 to 1976 (American Mafia History par. 1). The family originated from the unification of the Salvatore D’Aquila gang and the Morello gang in the 1800s. The group operated in New York for close to twenty years until the incarceration of its boss, Giuseppe Morello. The conviction of the boss and underboss of the gang left a leadership gap that disrupted the gang’s activities. Salvatore ...

A pass-through agency fund is a group of fixed income funds secured by a group of assets. A service provider accumulates the contributions made by the issuers, and deducts a fee (GASB, 2014). The balance is then passed through to the holders of the funds. It is appropriate to use pass-through agency funds if its usage will lead to improvement in accounting or financial management; if its usage is required for accountability reasons; and if its usage is mandated by GASB standards, regulations, or law.
Fair value is referred to as the sum at which a venture can be traded between two ...

Part 1B: Policy Analysis

Typically policies are subject to change over time. Policies, however, good or bad are not permanent and there is always an option of changing or altering them in the event that one does not like them. It is at this instance where the option of social change comes in. due to different circumstances and changing environments, there is always the possibility that the applicability of certain public policies become invalid. This therefore necessitates change in the social policies so as to be relevant and applicable in the prevailing situations.
Thus nature of policy to keep changing demands that ...

The issue of national security is a very critical and sensitive issue in the U.S., because of past terrorist attacks. The government has a duty to protect its people and hence it puts in place measures that can prevent future attacks. The NSA ”Information Assurance (AI)” is tasked with the responsibility of executing measures that prevent enemies of the U.S. from gaining access to sensitive information or classified security information (NSA). The “signals intelligence (SIGINT)” collects, analyses, processes, and dispatches foreign information signals for purposes of intelligence, counterintelligence, and support of military operations (NSA). The NSA’s is crucial because timely ...

(Professional/nursing care plan)

Introduction

- A brief introduction to setting and the chronic health condition

Critical application of a chronic disease model of care used to inform self-management.

Articulation of short and long term goals.
Identification and critical examination of specific strategies/interventions to support self-management.
Identification of the tasks/actions necessary to complete each strategy, as well as who will
Conclusion
- Examination of the effectiveness of the self-management plan (i.e. how the achievement of goals will be evaluated)

Abstract

This report contains a self-management care plan for a diabetic patient with an associating chronic condition. A brief introduction to the setting and chronic health condition will be outlined. Critical application of the ...

A couple of days ago Сnn has posted a series of articles to represent their latest investigations on international adoption issues. They have spoken to the adopted kids, their families as well as experts, discussing all the peculiarities of the process. Taking into consideration the seriousness of child trading problem, governments should focus on adopters and orphans within their own countries, what might eventually lead to the decline of such a terrible business.
One of the aforementioned articles depicts a story of a Korean woman, Trenka, who was adopted by American family back in 1972. Having lived in the US for 40 ...

Section A

Question 1: Read the case study ‘Dyson’ and
- Critically evaluate the long term sustainability of Dyson’s global competitive advantage in view of the changing situation in the case study.
After saturating the local UK market and achieving a new market share in the US, Dyson vacuum cleaners manufacturer still has to outcompete the mature global market of vacuum cleaners. It has to struggle and overcome many challenges as it aims to take its brand to the next level and to expand into new grounds. This is a critical time for the UK company since it has receded ...

In Virginia Woolf's literary essay "A Room of One's Own," the author explores themes of feminism through the viewpoints of a narrator who has a unique and principled view of how women are represented in the world. Throughout the text itself, Woolf denotes many things that have held women back from holding positions of power and wealth, as well as granting them agency in society. This point then extends to the limited and restricted body of work that women are allowed to have, seemingly due to the inequalities presented by a patriarchal society. This text sheds some light on feminist attitudes toward ...

Esteemed literary critic Vladimir Propp, in his essay "Fairy Tale Transformations," breaks down the essence of the fairy tale into a series of elements and functions, all linked inexorably to religious practices found in past traditions. According to Propp, fairy tales are an amalgam of the functions and roles of religion and culture in various societies; the tropes of fairy tales are reflections of these customs. These functions all exist in some form or another in the vast majority of fairy tales, allowing Propp to organize and codify the structures and natures of fairy tales. "We observe that the actors ...

Reviewing "The Yellow Wallpaper" through Plato and Christine de Pisan

Charlotte Gilman’s short story “The Yellow Wallpaper” tells the tale of a young married woman who suffers from what is presumed to be post-partum depression. Her physician husband decides to sequester her for a ‘rest cure’ in their summer home, which turns out to backfire when she starts to slowly go insane. The story takes the form of journal entries denoting her gradual slide into madness, as she hallucinates and forms paranoid thoughts about her husband and the outside world. The audience sees all of this through a first-person perspective that allows us to see inside the mind of the protagonist, ...