Citizenship Research Papers Samples For Students

Correlation matrix is an important matrix that found significant and effective as far as initiating an aspect in an effective manner. It is a thing due to which the core relationship among different aspects can be analyzed accordingly. It is a relationship matrix through which the core relationship among different variables can be analyzed accordingly.
All first, second and third hypothesis has a positive relationship in all of their variables, and the reliability factor associated with each of the matrix is positive and high, which is again a positive aspect for the companies. It can be said that the Continue reading...

Introduction

Birthright Citizenship Act deals with an individual’s acquirement of US citizenship because of his or her birth on the American soil. The issue of American citizenship is a subject of US federal law. Citizenship clause under fourteenth amendment of the American constitution deals with the US citizenship. This law provides US citizenship to everyone who born on the American soil. A large number of Americans including various congressmen believe that this law should be amended. Birthright citizenship Act has been introduced several times in the US congress in order to amend the original Act.
Birthright Citizenship Act has Continue reading...

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The immigration debate has been tackled and contested in numerous forums and in the media as well. Many of these issues have centered on the factors of illegal immigrants taking job opportunities from Americans to the issue of the possibility that illegal immigrants pose a heavy expense on state and Federal coffers and the possibility even that illegal immigrants contribute to criminality.
More recently, a new angle, or term, has entered the vocabulary of the immigration debate, one that presumes that illegal immigrants have found a new way to claim citizenship in the United States by way of Continue reading...

Introduction

The America constitution entitles every citizen the duty of paying income taxes. The criteria use to implement the law on taxes payer has created a feeling of unfairness. The outcome from the taxation practice has resulted in taxpayers developing an interest or idea of renouncing their U.S citizenship in order to evade paying the income taxes.
Renouncing of US citizenship is justified in the immigration and nationality act. It therefore implies that most of the US citizens have escaped paying their taxes. This is because it is a right for every citizen; it therefore plays a very fundamental role Continue reading...

Introduction

The US government takes renunciation of US citizenship with a lot of seriousness. Whoever wishes to renounce citizenship has to do so by following the right procedure. The person must appear in person at an embassy of the US. After renouncing citizenship, the petitioner loses the rights that are enjoyed by the citizens of the US. It therefore becomes impossible for the petitioner to freely travel and enjoy privileges in the US. The US allows individuals with a positive intention to renounce citizenship but not those who are trying to evade their responsibility to the tax department or the Continue reading...

The 14th Amendment and the Protection of Civil Rights

QUALIFYING CITIZENSHIP
Abstract

The 14th Amendment, and its “Citizenship Clause,” has been the means by which questions of citizenship are resolved. Over the past two years, a group of state lawmakers have sought a way to change the constitutional meaning of citizenship by circumventing the 14th Amendment without seeking to alter the Constitution itself. The attempt to create a dual birth certificate system is their attempt to identify and separate the American-born children of illegal aliens. In a violation of due process, this move to redefine what it means to be an American citizen is a legal matter, requiring Continue reading...

The role of the state in society

Arguably, the state plays an essential role in the development and growth of any given society. As part of exercising its obligation to its citizen, a state ensures that there is coordination among various agencies in different sectors to help it provide needs considered as basic for its survival (Geary, 2005; 3). The phrase `state` or `country` is used to describe a group of people who occupy a definite territory and are organized under a system of governance that is not subject to outside control (Allio, 2008; Kjaer, 2004). Through the powers granted to the state by the constitution, Continue reading...

Introduction

Immigration law deals with the state administration policies which direct the occurrence of immigration to their nation. Illegal immigration is the movement into a country in contravention of the immigration laws of that authority. Illegal immigration brings about many economical, political, and social matters and has developed into a basis of chief controversy in the developed nations and the more flourishing developed countries (Proper, pg 203). This paper proposes to examine the U.S. Laws governing illegal immigrants and the need to be reformed.

The purpose of this proposal is to show an overview of my investigation of U.S. laws Continue reading...

Overview of new Cutting edge methodologies

The process of reinvention of government is a very hectic process that requires a government to be fully focused in its service delivery. The new cutting edge methodologies have been employed by the government to help improve its service delivery. These methodologies help the government from being accountable to achieve better results in their operations. These methodologies helps in making employees achieve better results in their work stations. This helps to ensure that good citizens are not trapped in bad systems instead these systems are improved to ensure they are good for use. The government is able to tend Continue reading...

Management

Conventionally the debate on eco-political condition in the Arabic Gulf emphasized on its geostrategic significance including certain factors or players having the capability to destroy its oil flow, the length of dependency on oil posed on past governments in deriving ‘rent’ and the manner in which this ‘rent’ was spent (the ratio of investment and consumption). However recent events have shifted to include the national demographic profile of the countries in the Arabian Gulf in which significant focus is on the idiosyncrasies related to the labour market. This is especially with respect to the “structural employment” and “emerging strains” Continue reading...

Netherlands Immigration

The historical background of a country plays an integral role in shaping the government’s activities in a country and the culture of the people. Netherlands as a country is not an exception in respect to this phenomenon. In fact, Netherlands is acknowledged in history as the first country to have a parliament through an election process. Apart from being associated with other affiliations, Netherlands is one of the founding member states of the European Union, World Trade Organization and the NATO. The headquarters of various Organizations such as Prohibition of Chemical Weapons and international courts such as the International Court of Justice, the Permanent Court of Arbitration and the International Criminal Court. This implies that the foundation of Netherlands has a strong association with justice and democracy, owing to the fact that the country hosts various international organizations that are primarily concerned with justice matters. In addition, the capital of Netherlands is referred to as the world’s “legal capital”. Continue reading...

CHAPTER 5: DISCUSSION, FINDINGS AND ANALYSIS

5. Findings and Analysis

Lulivo Irving restaurant is located in London. From the graph above, the hotel has 6 nationalities namely Italian, Albanian, Romanian, Egypt, Spanish and Hungarians. Italians are the majority with 6 followed by Albanian, Romanian and Egypt with 2 then Spanish and Hungarians 1 each. British nationals do not work in the hotel because most do not consider it a noble job to do. In the absence of British nationals, the hotel has no option but to employ other nationals thus the diversity.

Graph 2: Piazza Restaurant

Pizza restaurant has 6 nationals namely Italian, Albanian, Romanian, Egyptian, Spanish and Bosnians. Continue reading...

Introduction

Many US expatriates have of late been feeling that a very large proportion of their income is being lost in the name of paying taxes and are therefore earnestly seeking for ways through which they can reduce their tax liability. This is very important because avoiding tax using illegal means comes with very expensive penalties that are not easy to bear. This means that the only means by which they can save their income from being largely expended on tax is through the use of legal means of reducing their tax liability. One of these means is through renouncing Continue reading...

Insurance Claim Rejection in the Middle East

Abstract
The rejection of insurance claims is quite rampant in the Middle East. Private health insurance is necessary for the millions of the expatriates who live in the Middle East. In the UAE, there is no comprehensive data on the rejection of claims. This study seeks to determine the prevalence of the rejection of health insurance claims in the UAE. This will be done by obtaining data from the health information management system at the hospital where the researcher works as a hospital manager. Data will also be obtained from the e-claim system. The data that will be obtained Continue reading...

The issue of illegal immigration in the United States is an extremely polarizing issue, one which divides Americans and is a constant hot button issue in American politics. Illegal immigration can be defined as the entry of a non-legal citizen who has not gone through proper legal channels to gain residency in the United States. These individuals reside in the country and even work within it, all while not being registered or legally recognized as an official US citizen. Most illegal immigrants in America come from Mexico and other Latin American nations, and can be found in all areas Continue reading...

Following the American Psychologist Association’s Guidelines

The people of the United States suffer from several serious issues, all related to health care: millions go uninsured every year, health care is too expensive, and the quality of care is poor, especially for the price. The Patience Protection and Affordable Care Act, or Obamacare, as it commonly known as, began addressing these issues. While several of the act’s promises have not come into effect yet, it has managed to extend healthcare to the repetitively uninsured. While many of the accomplishments that the act has already made, and aims to make, are no small feat, there are Continue reading...

The British gave Hong Kong‘s sovereignty to the Mainland China in the year 1997. The public administrators in the mainland China expected Hong Kong to commit to the agreements made. The diversity between the two places contributed to the emergence of conflicts, for instance, Hong Kong financial system was transparent while the Mainland’s system was corrupt. The Hong Kong citizens argue that the Mainland China has abused their civil rights; this has led to the establishment of political movements to fight for people’s rights. It is imperative to assess whether neo-conservatism, liberalism, or Marxism aspects are Continue reading...

Government Assistance (Welfare) in the U.S.
Government assistance and welfare programs in the United States are welfare subsidies and grants designed to aid the needs of the United States citizens.  Funded and governed federally US welfare started in 1930’s while there was high economic crisis with proposals for federal programs beginning with Theodore Roosevelt's New Nationalism, expanding with Woodrow Wilson's New Freedom policy, Franklin Delano Roosevelt's New Deal proposal, John F. Kennedy's New Frontier and later in Lyndon B. Johnson's Great Society for the benefit of little or no income citizens of US (Barr). The government established programs Continue reading...

USA is known for being a country of freedom. Many people from other parts of the world come to the USA for their rights. Yet the citizens of USA are allowed to vote by law, and non-citizens(Green card holders) are not. My argument, therefore, is that the right to vote should be extended to all permanent residents of the U.S, rather than strictly holding some off by through the law.

Voting is one of the main events that happen in USA. People who are eligible to vote must have full citizenship of USA and can not be serving Continue reading...

Abstract

Slavery in the American society was a common practice in the early years after the American revolution. The black slaves were treated as properties of the people who owned them and were used as factors of production for their economic progress. The American constitution was ratified in 1778, but it did not recognize the rights of slaves. However, in the early 1860’s there was an increasing pressure and civil war against slavery had began with states in the northern states against slavery while the southern states supported slavery. Therefore, after the civil war there was a need for Continue reading...

Introduction

In the United States, there are more gun related suicides than there are gun related homicides. Although, by the mention of a gun most people think of death, and a deadly weapon gun would be extremely significant if it was used for the right purpose. The only problem with availability of guns in the society is when it is used to take away innocent lives. There should be critical evaluation of the relationship between the number of guns allowed in the country and number of criminals. If regulation of possession of guns reduces crime incidences, proper measures should be Continue reading...

With the growing security threats in the United States such as the 9/11 attacks, which claimed the lives of many Americans and foreigners the National Security Agency put in place measures that ensure that the United States government monitors the communications of its citizens. Despite the security concerns, the American constitution defends the rights and freedoms of speech. Consequently, there have been varied reactions on the government’s efforts to monitor the communication in the interests of national security. These opponents of the governmental monitoring believe that most of the government’s enemies are outsiders. Nevertheless, proponents argue that Continue reading...

When asked the general question about what kind of treatment children deserve, most people strongly agree that every child deserves a good home, loving parents or guardians, nutritional meals, regular doctor visits, safety, and a solid education. People will agree with the idea that every child deserves a chance to make something of him or herself and that without the basics mentioned above, children may not be able to thrive and develop to their potential. However, if people are asked what kind of treatment children who are illegal immigrants deserve, the answer is sometimes very different. Some people believe Continue reading...

- Evaluating media/news sources
In the United States of America, the mass media plays a crucial role in transmitting information to the wider audience that is the American public. Mass media may include the television channels, newspapers, radio and to some extent, the internet. These sources give different types of information to the consumers, depending on their preference or orientation to the political parties.
- CBS Corporation
The CBS Corporation puts much of its emphasis on publishing, commercial broadcasting and television production. Most of the corporation’s operations are based in the United States of America. Currently, Leslie Moonies Continue reading...

The practice of importation and exportation has been going on for centuries, and over the course of time, countries all over the world have benefitted from these processes significantly. However, due to the financial crisis that has weakened local businesses and countries’ economy, more and more nations are now encouraging their people to support products produced locally in an attempt to strengthen their economy. Countries are capitalizing on the traditional belief that less support on imported products and more on locally-manufactured ones is going to help boost the country’s economy. This essay subscribes to this belief, that citizens Continue reading...

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Abstract

The main reason behind the increase in the median age of the global population is a reduction in fertility and two decade increase in the average life span in the 20th century. These factors together with increased fertility in several nations throughout the 20 years post World War II will lead to elevated number of citizens aged >= 65 years throughout 2010 to 2030. The rising number of older adults results in an increase in demands on the public health system as well as on the social and medical services. One of the diseases affecting older adults is Continue reading...

Introduction4

Social Security Expenditures: A Historical Perspective5
Social Security Payment System.7
Dependency Ratio..8
Income Distribution among the Aged Population..9

Structure of Social Security Tax, Employers & Employees Contribution.9

Structure of Social Security Benefits10
Retirement Age and Benefits11
Conclusion11
List of Figures and Tables
Dependency Ratio in Germany over time13
Introduction
Germany is a federal state. Federalism entails assigning tasks to those layers of the government which are best fit to solve them. For example, issues of local nature are decentralised to the local level, where relevant information is most likely to be available and local preferences can be voiced. Municipalities are tasked with the duty of administering local public Continue reading...

The ‘gang of eight’ unveiled a comprehensive immigration reform in April 2013 aimed at dealing with the 11 million illegal immigrants living in the United States and putting a halt to illegal immigration. The proposed bill by the group included the DREAM act principles to give assistance to immigrants who entered the US illegally when young, provisions for enhancement of border security and a path to citizenship for the 11 million illegal immigrants. The effort of these eight members should indeed present a political desire of solving the immigration menace in the US, though this reform should take into Continue reading...

Introduction

In 1998, Hugo Chavez won the elections in Venezuela, a victory that marked the beginning of a reign that would later turn out to be oppressive and retrogressive. A huge bulk of his supporters was won over by his strong attacks of the representative democracy that characterized the regime that was at the helm of the country. He promised to break away from the past which he associated with the wealthy. Hugo Chavez and his movement which was known as Chavismo came up with an alternative system which entailed participatory and protagonist democracy. The implementation of this system began Continue reading...

Outline

Introduction-Thesis Statement
This research paper explores the reforms made in the health care sector to ease service delivery and access to health care and include: insurance reform; quality of health care; cost and efficiency; reform of health service provider’s incentives; and tax reforms. Health care reform eliminates the disparities in provision of health care and ensures smooth running of operations in the health care sector

Discussion

Insurance Reforms
These reforms aim to make insurance rules and regulations more flexible and thus more accessible to the public and to reduce the manipulative tendencies of many insurance companies.

Quality of Health Care

Reforms aim to Continue reading...

Manifesto:

The constitution amendments in the Arab countries in order to provide less powers for presidents and reduce their ruling span to ensure fair running of the countries resources. There is need for creation of anti-corruption bodies to investigate past corruption cases in order to bring justice and eradicate corruption among other leaders through equal distribution of resources among the regions in the country. The natural resources should be equally allocated to all regions to ensure a balance in the national cake. These will boost development because firms and industries will be set up in all regions Continue reading...

Introduction

Right from the time the Second World War has ended in the early 1940s, the United States (US) has dominated the world scene. The role of US on the global scene has further improved after the end of the cold war with the erstwhile USSR getting dissolved. It has been considered a beacon of values that are cherished by the country’s founding fathers like liberty, democracy, and secularism. Guiding the country all these days is the country’s political system and politicians. The country’s political system has always put the interests of the citizens at the top Continue reading...

Haiti vs. Dominican Republic

Introduction
The countries of Haiti and the Dominican Republic are located on the same Caribbean island. As such, many would assume that they operate as sister countries with similar government and policies and that the citizens of each country have a mutual respect for each other. This, however, is not the case with these two countries. Throughout the history of Haiti and the Dominican Republic bitter conflicts have often erupted between the two. It is important to understand some of the history of these two countries and the history of their conflicts to have a greater understanding of why Continue reading...

Introduction

According to the Institute of Medicine (2004), part of the National Academy of Sciences, there are more than 43 million uninsured Americans, based on data for year 2002 alone (p.1), while data from the US Census Bureau report that the number of uninsured has risen to a record of 46 million, in 2009 (census.gov). The enormous number of uninsured individuals, which is as large as the population of 26 states combined, brings harmful effects to the uninsured, their families and the entire country too (Institute of Medicine, 2004 p.1). Despite the fact that medical technology has significantly advanced over Continue reading...

County of San Diego CAFR and Budget for the Year Ended June 30, 2012

Introduction
The County of San Diego is ranked second as the county having the largest number of people residing in the state of California. San Diego is identified as being part of the Southern border economic region. The region of the southern border is described to be the highly diversified in terms of economic development in the entire state of California. The county is a tourism destination for surfing and the mild and attractive climatic condition. The county of San Diego is regarded as being the in second position in the Cruise ship industry. This industry earns the county Continue reading...

People Who Cannot Afford a Visit to the ED

The Canada health care system is funded by the public. This is contrary to other health care systems that are government-funded. According to the Canada Health Act (1984) it is the right of each insured individual to receive insured services.

According to the Canadian health care plan, the average health care cost per an emergency room visit is estimated at over $1000 (Eaves, 2010). The Canadian emergency department charges a lot of money to the persons admitted. The insured individuals are lucky since the insurance can take care Continue reading...

Sociology

Illegal Immigrants in the United States of America can are the classic victim of media stereotype emanating out of the classification of immigrants into various criminal categories on account of strict anti-immigration laws. The social perception social construction resulting from such perception concerning a particular group of people possessing homogenous features is the function of the prevailing economic, political and sociological conditions. As and by way of illustration, in a worsening economy, when jobs are few and far off, the government adopts protectionist policies and consequently makes the strong anti-immigration laws. This might not be the case in a Continue reading...

ABSTRACT

A government controlled diet is designed on positive health basis such as obesity control and control of expenses incurred in the country’s health system. However, there is need that greater attention is paid to the food production procedures and industries to ensure the quality is under control. From this, there will be a question of quantity. Citizens have shown a trend of failure to observe the amount they consume. With this then, there is need for the government to step in. a problem arises when the public comes up to state that their personal tastes and preferences is Continue reading...

Historical development of Intergovernmental relations leading to the development of the DREAM ACT

Executive Summary
The federal government has always been on the forefront in developing policies to control and govern the alien population that is in the country. Initially, the government of the United States did not have any enacted policy that allowed the approximately 65,000 undocumented minors to be citizens of the country. The lack of legal status for this immigrant jeopardized their dreams of working in the country and exposed them to deportation. There has been growing agreements in the congress over the last decade to formulate policies that could allow the aliens minors to be incorporated into Continue reading...

International Security

Debatably, the most potent lesson that all nations learnt from the first and second world wars, is the fact that sustaining war is one of the most expensive forms of public spending. War can drain the economic strength of a country to an extent that a country can shift from a first class economy to a middle income economy. Historians have always had to look at war as a detrimental social phenomenon that has negative impacts on the economic development of the state h, as well as the country building process. Contrary to this assumption, war has positive aspects Continue reading...