Democracy Research Proposals Samples For Students

The Field Of Struggle for State Power to Understand Of Ethnic Group in the Southeast Turkey

The Kurdish community is a minority group living in Turkey. They are believed to be the largest ethnic group that are not recognized by any state. Because of this reason, they have been involved in a continuous struggle with the government of Turkey. They have been fighting for the right to be recognized and appreciated by the Turkish government (Kaya, 2011, p.15). This paper will give an insight look into the causes behind the struggle in relation to Pierre Bourdieu’s concept of the field.

Pierre Bourdieu was a sociologist, philosopher, and anthropologist from France. He was born on August 1930 and ...

Over the years, gender inequality issues within the society have led to women empowerment and successive fight for gender equality. Despite consistent women activist groups and international agreements, women have remained poor and illiterate in the society. According to research, women have limited access to resources and services such as medical care, employment, property ownership, training, and credit. As a result, women have become more susceptible to domestic violence, and poor living conditions as compared to men. There have been various women’s empowerment organizations around the globe that have been founded with the aim of addressing women needs and ...

Comparative Politics

Some of the dependent variables in comparative politics include political stability, state capacity, political culture, and democracies. This paper discusses democracy variable, independent variables, and two constant variables. Freedom House is a non-governmental organization located in Washington D.C. It has numerous offices in many countries around the globe (Giannone, 2010). Freedom House has a Board of Trustees that encompasses business leaders, state officials, media, labor leaders, and scholars. Freedom House publishes a yearly report based on the degree of freedom in many nations and territories in dispute around the world. Freedom in the world survey evaluates global freedom within and outside the ...

Subsequent to the fact that cases where Journalist in United States have been reported to intentionally or sometimes intentionally report on issues perceived unfavourable to one group and favourable to the counterpart group (Meyers 55). My research will essentially focus on deducing facts and the nature of liberalism in US journalism, based on this, the topic of my research will be: liberalism in US Journalism.

Research Question

The research yet to be initiated will fundamentally work to answer whether liberalism exists in the US journalism or not.
Background
Over the past, a couple of journalists have been reported to lean ...

Issue

The current law sets the driving age at sixteen years. The assumption is that at attaining the age of sixteen, persons have the mental capacity to undertake driving. It is assumed that the same persons would conduct themselves diligently and observe the traffic rules.

Rationale

However, this assumption is being challenged given the statistics and cases that occur in the roads on a day to day basis. There are reasons to believe that the age limit should be raised from the statutory sixteen years to eighteen years. It is believed that the two year difference would at least account for a difference ...

International observers and commentaries from scholars show that human rights situation in Syria are considerably poor. From early 1923 to 1946 Syria was under the control of France. During that period, there were concerns regarding human rights such as the French treatment of Druze in their autonomous southern territory as peasants and prisoners (Paul, 1990, p. 9). The French used the Druze as forced labor. Following the Great Syrian Revolt, the French forces laid siege in the countryside and in Damascus. The forces killed about 6,000 rebels and displaced over 100,000 civilians. The authorities displayed the mutilated ...

Dropping Out or Pushed Out: The Impact of High School Dropout Rate Relative to High Stakes Testing Policy in Wayne County, State of Michigan

Dissertation Prospectus
Dropping Out or Pushed Out: The Impact of High School Dropout Rate Relative to High Stakes Testing Policy in Wayne County, State of Michigan
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Dissertation Prospectus

Introduction
The high school dropout rates in the USA are high such that only 70% of students in public high schools graduate Green, & Foster, 2003). High dropout problem is what school administrators, parents and policy makers have had to deal with for ...

Introduction

The proposed research topic is on the effects of raising the minimum wage of workers at the world’s largest fast food chain – McDonalds. There has been a stir among researchers about the feasibility of this proposal ever since President Barack Obama and the liberal party made raising the minimum wage one of their focused agenda. Experts in the field of economics have divided opinion over the matter and no solid conclusion could be made regarding the matter (Conservative Tribune, 2014; Shin, 2013; Ticker, 2013; and Weissmann, 2014).

It is due to this divided opinion that a research such this is ...

Thesis: Because they focused on correcting legal discrimination instead of social discrimination, African Americans gained greater equality during the 1960s through the efforts of the NAACP and civil rights leaders like Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X.

- Introduction—discuss the history of segregation and discrimination before the Modern Civil Rights Movement.
- Define terms—Modern Civil Rights Movement, legal segregation and discrimination, social segregation and discrimination, and
- Jim Crow laws and other ways that segregation and discrimination were written into laws
- Discuss previous efforts by early civil rights leaders including Booker T. ...

Introduction

MOOCs standing for Massive Open Online Courses happen to be a new educational tool for transformation in the education sector. MOOCs have created and generated lots of excitement in the recent years among majority in the world recently creating doubts. MOOCs seem to be having very many stakeholders as seen by the increased MOOC courses, discussion groups and blogs talking about these courses. MOOCs seems so promising the main target being students who are signing up for them in large numbers. These courses are free and suit people from all walks of life. In the advent of technology and online ...

Problem Statement:

Does poverty in developing countries hinder development and expansion of democratic processes?
Literature review:
Colier (2008) in his article The bottom billion: Why the poorest countries are failing and what can be done about it questioned the role and reasons as to why poor countries in Africa are failing in not only implementation of democracy, but also improving their economies. The article tries to answer the reasons why with Globalization there has been observed increase in poverty especially for certain and specific countries in Africa. Colier presents these countries as immune to Globalization effects. The book addresses ...

Health DisparitiesIntroduction

When there is a difference between groups of people, we refer it as health disparities. The differences between these groups always affect the frequency of diseases in attacking the group, how frequently death hits the group and the number of people getting sick (Porter, 2004). The populations that are victims of disparities comprises of ethnic and racial minorities, the rural areas cohabitants, children, elderly and women, with people with disabilities. Some countries describe health disparities as inequality within the healthcare. This refers to the gaps experienced in the healthcare and quality health across ethnic, racial, socioeconomic and sexual orientation groups ( ...

Is the word man, restricted just to the representation of the male gender and woman to the female gender or is there any evidence of differentiation between the two major human species? Primarily there are mixed notions about the use of the word sex and gender to distinguish men and women. Sex is the genetic demarcation of male and female whereas gender is a range of anatomical, psychological and behavioral characteristics distinctive between masculinity and femininity. Today, however, as males and females, we expect things, of each other which our ancestors would never have expected (Lofas, MacMillan, 1995).

Men symbolize masculinity and women, femininity.

Because masculinity ...

The ruling party in Syria is called the Syrian Democratic People’s party. The government of the day has eliminated all opposition parties in an attempt to ensure they rule arbitrary. Even though the Syrian constitution declares that the country in a democracy, the government has unconstitutionally ensured that it bans a lot political parties. This means that the government continues to act without the requisite checks and balances provided by the opposition. It is extremely critical for a country to nurture democracy. This because democracy ensures it provides a state with alternative leadership. It keeps government official on their toes thus prevent ...

There has been an increased controversy surrounding policies that govern women serving in the Military. Of questionable concern is the award of roles to women as far as positions are concerned (Desmarais 23). Policies exist in the military that prevent women from serving direct combat positions because it is specified by Congressional Acts, presidential directives, and department of defense (DoD) policies (Sheppard, and Waggener 2). While many are fighting for gender, such policies do little in offering “protection” to women that they promote inequality and discrimination. Policies in the United States Military bar women from combat MOS such as ...

Schools are learning places that bring together people of different creed, race, and cultural background; therefore, there is a need for an accommodationist[sic] perspective in schools on religious matters. This need supported by the American constitution, under the First Amendment, which intends to embrace religious diversity by not proposing or supporting any religion as superior to the others (Kahan 11). The freedom of worship and the freedom expression are entitled to the American population, but the execution of these freedoms should not undermine or disregard another person’s belief system. I would like to investigate Davis statement that the ...

Definition of democracy

Democracy is a representative form of governance where the people take part decision making either directly or through elected representatives.

Mentioning the variants of democracy such as social, liberal, consensus, majoritarian and grassroots. Usually a democratic system is contrasted to what is considered its anathema. Thus liberal is contrasted to social, and consensus to majoritarian.
Statement of the hypothesis that consensus democracies are inferior to majoritarian democracies. The comparative analysis will be informed by the concepts:

That democracy is defined by the level of citizen participation and that the ideal is one based on universal suffrage

That democracy should promote ...

The Proposal

Vulnerability increases the likelihood of particular persons acquiring illnesses. The susceptibility may arise due to genes, poverty, cultural practices, environmental factors, etc. In this particular case, this essay conceptualizes on the risks factors that make diabetes prevalent amongst minority populations. The burden of the illness is much greater amongst the disadvantaged groups. What increases their chances of suffering from diabetes? What measures can alleviate the groups’ vulnerability to the disease? The illness also presents a challenge to health care providers who are aiming to enhance the medical outcomes of diabetes and prevent the disease. Diabetes management and prevention require ...

Abstract

The level of crime and violence in the society has increased significantly and many law enforcers have had to find a number of strategies to deal with the challenges of apprehending criminals. Racial profiling allows law enforcers to address the persistent national problems. Racial profiling is common in the society today as law enforcers and private citizens assess persons based on their racial, ethnic, religious and national origin. In many cases law enforcers often target person of color for humiliating and in many instances these targeted persons face the frightening experiences of being detained, interrogated, and searched because of ...

Thesis: China’s Communism survived after the collapse of the Soviet Union. However, China has maintained a rather slow transition to a market economy and this started in 1979. After this period, China’s opening up and membership of the WTO increased significantly over the years. This has caused many modifications of the economy and the economic development has altered the social structures and social systems of the country. What role did the changes in the political economy after WTO membership play in the changes in social classes in China?
The research question: Central Question for Academic Debate: What is ...

CHAPTER I

I. INTRODUCTION A. Conflict Theory and Racial Profiling in Drug Related Cases
The problem of racially biased arrest is getting more serious. According to the New York Times Editorial Board (2013), updated federal data show that this problem “is far more extensive that was previously known — and is getting worse.” On a national average, the Blacks are nearly four times as likely to be arrested for possession of marijuana as compared to the Whites. This disparity is even more pronounced in Illinois, Iowa and Minnesota, states where Blacks are eight times as likely to be arrested compared to other ...

The Middle East has been a region that has been in a state of crisis for over a century now. Since the redefining of its political boundaries post World War I, the prolonged conflict between Israel and Palestine to the U.S. invasion of Iraq, the region has been the site of conflicts based on a wide range of justifications. Dictatorships, religion, land disputes, possession of weapons of mass destruction, the subjugation of populace, and, arguably, oil have been some of the common war points. However, just how true these justifications of war are depends greatly on the perception of the Middle East, its ...

Discrimination at workplace

Abstract
A number of citizens have fallen victims of discriminatory practices at their work places. The effects of discrimination in the workplace may be so severe, some causing serious traumas and emotional problems. Discrimination at work place occurs when an employer takes an adverse action against an employee or even a prospective employee due to protected attribute. Such discrimination leads to inequality and unfairness in the workplace where some employees are denied basic rights compared to others. This paper presents a proposal on how to end discrimination at work place. The paper argues that ending discrimination in the workplace ...

Telemedicine to Manage Hypertension, Diabetes and Asthma

Introduction
With the growing population of different societies, health care practitioners are gradually being required to render medical services to minority and underserved groups in the society. Health care practitioners have to deal with a lot of substantial health disorders and illnesses among racial and cultural minority groups. The expansive diversity of the population conveys different challenges for the healthcare industry in providing and delivering services uniformly to every community and social group, and to be assisted in health care needs. This undertaking is also a big opportunity for many different health care providers to provide services to those communities ...

Amongst mentally ill patients at high risk for early readmission, does the utilization of a multi-component transition care plan as compared to usual care help to improve early readmission rates?

Abstract

The early hospital readmission rate in a 30-bed psychiatric unit in California is 25%. This figure is higher than the 13% reported in the literature for high-income countries like the US (Vigod et al., 2013). Early readmissions are problematic as they are costly and disruptive to the personal and professional lives of patients and their family members. In addition, they are construed to be negative patient outcomes and negative indicators of ...

Doctor Candidate:

Philosophy of Transformation: Differentiation or Subtraction
Summary in Key Words
Philosophy of transformation; Deleuze; Badiou; differentiation, subtraction, (re-, de-) territorialization; folding; plane of consistency; events (interventions); truth procedure; subject; the capitalism; the democratic materialism

Summary of the Theme and the Aim of the Project

This project focuses on the characteristics of the radical change, concerning philosophies of Badiou and Deleuze. The plan is to analyze Deleuze’s idea of creative differentiation, relevant to the (re-, de-) territorialization and the folding, meanwhile to examine Badiou’s subtractive philosophy about the event (the intervention), and the truth procedure. Four steps to undertake this project will be conducted in sequence: ...

Gun control is one of the most divisive topics in American political culture today. Because of the ambiguity of the Second Amendment to the United States Constitution, many people have different opinions on gun control and the appropriate level of gun control in the United States. While there are many good arguments both for and against gun control, it is important to look at the many different facets of the issue before coming to the inevitable conclusion that gun control is an unnecessary evil in American culture today.
Many people decry American culture as overtly violent, and too ...

LIMITED UNDERSTANDING OF THE PERCEPTION OF AFRICAN WOMEN IMMIGRANTS IN THE UK AS THE RESULT TO THE CURRENT TREND OF INADEQUATE CLINICAL INTERVENTION FOR POSTNATAL DEPRESSION PATIENTS
Limited understanding of the perception of African Women Immigrants in the UK the Cause of the Current trend of inadequate Clinical Intervention

Introduction

Over the recent decades, the number of immigrants settling in the UK has grown exponentially to give the country a new outlook on cultural diversity. With these social changes, new demands have been imposed on the healthcare sector to provide health services in ways that promote social justice. According to ...

Aiming for Diversity: The Positive Example Set by the Website of the U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs

INTRODUCTION

Background

Veterans are held in high regard in America
The changing ideology towards multiculturalism, gender equality and disability rights creates the need for diverse institutions.
Thesis statement: The website of the U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs sets a positive example for other institutions in what the promotion of diversity is concerned, thus trying to erase the negative image of the military as a racist and sexist institution.

BODY

Accessibility of diversity-related material
The Office of Diversity and Inclusion (DOI) page can be accessed ...

Analysis

As noted in the introduction, the author of this report is not trying to sway anyone’s minds when it comes to whether global warming exists or not. Based on the totality of what is coming out in the press and the science community, the planet probably is warming and humans are probably at least a small (if not a major) factor in all of the above. However, some of the talking heads, “scientists”, politicians and other people in the global warming/climate paradigm are acting extremely suspiciously and/or in an obtuse or irresponsible way. The author of this report is happy ...

Abstract

Revolution refers to the drastic changes in the governmental institution, which is carried out by the non-institutional forces. According to Theda Skocpol’s model of revolutions, the revolutions begin with the “Crisis of State” that is initiated by diverse international factors including the security and economic competition from the world. This condition of “crisis of state” is augmented by a second factor that involves the “Class Dominance” that identifies that which group will exploit the situation of revolution. These two basic factors bring about the social revolution. This research will highlight that the model elucidated by Skocpol is an appropriate ...

Introduction

According to Larribeau (15) internet is an expansive tool for doing research, sharing information with people in different geographic regions, and keeping up to date with the current trend in the world. Internet has managed to revolutionize how people communicate as they share and locate information. The electronic mail is the standard of companies use to contact clients as the world relies on the internet so as to ensure efficiency in business.
Historically, Johnson (5) considers the internet as open and free medium while in the present world users of the internet access this facility on an equal ...

Women in Media

The media is arguably the most powerful and pervasive influence on society’s perception of men and women. The media has a constant presence in the modern society through advertisements, news and programs that have become part of our daily lives. Media messages are ingrained in our consciousness where they influence our perception of many issues including gender roles and expectations. This paper postulates that the media is responsible for propagating unrealistic stereotypes about women. While men are also affected by these stereotypes, it is women who are underrepresented, overly sexualized and portrayed in traditional gender roles that are not ...

Introduction

Over the last two decades, the Internet has become an important aspect of global communication, and with the continued to advance advancement of IT during this period; the internet has become an important communication tool. Moreover, the fast growth of the internet has been buoyed by the increasing recognition of freedom of speech across the world. However, it is the potential impacts of the unregulated internet that have necessitated calls to regulate the Internet under public international law. Currently, there is no clear legal framework under international law that governs the regulation of the internet. At the local or ...

Abstract

The issues of environmental racism and environmental justice are the two major implications which involve counter response to deliberate human actions of harming that environment which has vicinity of some racially segregated sections of the society. In United States, sources of most harmful toxic wastes from industries and other commercial establishments are dumped close to those low-income neighborhoods like African American, Latin American, and Native Americans Thus, the above-stated phenomenon stands as an example of environmental racism where impact of toxic waste dumps, industrial waste incinerators, chemical drains into rivers, etc. are deliberately channeled towards racially ignored segments like ...

Central America has about seven countries; among them are Costa Rica and Panama. Since their transition to democracy, the countries have realized enormous economic growth and stability; they had worked for the current economic conditions, and cannot be compared to the time before they earned their democracy. The fair political stability in these countries has contributed to their robust economies. The two countries have continued to progress economically since their transition to democracy; the political stability is reflected by the progress they have made, for instance, Costa Rica depends on tourism, electronic exports, and agriculture, which cannot thrive if ...

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Returning to prison for paroled inmates: Introduction

The prison population in the United has steadily risen over the past three decades. Since 2008, the prison population has slowly been decreasing; however, as of 2012, there were still more than 2 million confined in US jails and prisons. The report of the Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS) aver that since 1990, more than 590,000 convicts are discharged yearly from the correctional system in the Federal and state jurisdictions, and more than 5 million former inmates are under community based monitoring programs. It is expected that upon release from prison or community based programs, these will ...

Introduction

Human Immunodeficiency Virus, or HIV, is a virus that weakens the immune system in humans. This is accomplished as the virus attacks the cells that fight infection and diseases. As a virus, it is similar in nature to other viruses, such as the flu. Unlike other viruses, however, the symptoms associated with HIV do not improve over time as HIV reproduces by systematically overtaking the cells within the host body. HIV does not heal and once an individual is infected, that individual will live the remainder of their life with this virus (aids.gov, n.d.).
The symptoms associated with HIV may ...

A study of the Effects of Social Media on the Arab Spring; Syria case

The Arab Spring refers to the instance that characterized the North Africa and Eastern Europe. I this regard, the countries that border this region was characterized by repressions and war related instances that were targeting the respective governments in the specific countries. The counties covered in the Arab Spring include, Tunisia, Egypt and Sudan when it is related to Africa. On the other hand, the countries that comprise Eastern Europe are the likes of Tehran and Syria. It is referred to as the Arab spring because it center staged in the Arab world over a very short period (Wilson, 2013). ...

Dropping Out or Pushed Out: The Impact of High School Dropout Rate Relative To High Stakes Testing Policy In The State Of Michigan

Introduction

The demand for advanced standards as well as better accountability within the US educational system has caused a nationwide raise in high stakes testing. To answer this increasing demand, in the year 2002, the act ‘No Child Left Behind’ was introduced to assure that all school children in US will get the chance as well as the resources to attain educational achievement. This act made state educational accomplishment standards and state evaluations mandatory (Cavendish, 2013). It also ...

Introduction

The United States is experiencing great challenges concerning the food industry. The essay will put more emphasis on the slaughter houses. In the United States, there are around ten billions of animals slaughtered every year in 5,700 slaughter houses and processing plants and employs around 527,000workers. This includes approximately 1,100 federally inspected slaughter houses. Most are where the slaughter and processing facilities, where the animals are killed and processed i.e. cut up, skinned, boned, salted and canned. The major animals slaughtered are classified into two namely:
- Livestock’s, which includes cow, pig, sheep, and ...

Background

Witness Protection Programs are an extension of law enforcement that is shrouded in secrecy. Originally developed to protect organized crime witnesses, these programs now have wider application (UN, 2008). In criminal cases involving members of organized crime, witnesses testify at risk to their own lives, or personal safety, as well as those close to them. This is not the only group with whom a witness may find themselves, and their families, in peril. Over the years, Witness Protection has evolved to also include other well-resourced individuals and groups who are facing criminal conviction, such as despots and war criminals finding ...

Tourism

2016-04-13

Introduction

This paper is devoted to the issue about the hospitality industry in the United Kingdom and the impact of the customers (especially, women). Nowadays, the hotel business is one of the most promising and, at the same time, growing industries, which bring considerable profits worldwide. The hotel industry as an economic activity includes the provision of hotel services and the organization of paid short-term accommodation in hotels, campgrounds, motels.
The hospitality as a component of the tourism industry differs by high potential for the UK market. It is able to generate a steady income to the budget of ...

Why is this topic significant:

The number of foreign students going to America to pursue their studies keep increasing every year. Knowledge and information about these issues will help them prepare for what to expect.

The cases of injustice among members of ethnic minority groups appear to be escalating despite wide media attention.

Racial stereotyping, discrimination, and prejudice are serious problems that have major effects on the education and life of foreign students in America.
The most recent case of Ahmed Mohamed, a 14-year old Muslim student who was arrested for bringing to school a digital clock he made using a pencil case, which the teacher misconstrued as a hoax bomb, represents the situation that members of ethnic minority groups studying in ...

2016-04-09

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Introduction
As we know, the labor resources are the main resource of enterprises. The results of the company and its competitiveness depend largely on the quality and effectiveness of the above mentioned resources. The difference between the labor force and other types of resources lies in the fact that each employee may waive the conditions offered to him and can require changes in working conditions, retraining or even voluntary redundancy. The concept of “labor resources of the enterprise” characterizes its potential workforce. Employees can be organized in labor unions and to act as a separate subject of ...

Thesis statement: Edna achieves her awakening thanks to her social problems that push her to discover herself and her freedoms while Nora’s family life when she starts to question her morality courtesy of her familial obligations that pushed her to indebt secretly herself.

INTRODUCTION

Society and gender roles
Introduction of the required texts
Introduction of the two protagonists, Edna and Norah and their awakening
Thesis statement
NORAH HELMER AND HER AWAKENING TROUGH FAMILY PROBLEMS
Treatment by her husband
Her maturity as exhibited through borrowing of money
Her acknowledgement as an unhappy woman
Her disengagement from her “play- room” of ...

Abstract

Saudi Arabia is one of the major producers of oil, which in turn improves it economy. Despite the huge oil deposits, its economy is quite unstable with many of its citizens being low-income earners. There is a small fraction of the population that enjoys the luxurious life, creating a huge gap between them and the common citizen. One of the lucky citizens is the royal family, as they tend to rule over the country and manage most of its resources. The current constitutional law tends to favor them as they have control over the judicial, legislative, and executive entities ...

Research Purpose

It has to be reckoned that there has been an ongoing debate that essentially focuses on the position of the two genders in workplace. The fact that the society is governed by the patriarchal parameters and practices goes on to complicate the matter. Often it has been opined that women are on the receiving end of the gender bias and they face discrimination in many spheres of life. One can very well be reminiscent of the struggle of the women of the world society for gaining right to suffrage- something that testifies to the discriminatory standards of the society ...

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COM425 and Description

I. Background of the Research Proposal
In this research proposal, the researcher investigated the key concepts for an effective and successful new communication structure in an organization. Some of the relevant concepts that were explored in depth included informal and formal communication, organizational culture, active listening, conflict resolution, leadership strategies, inter alia. In addressing the overarching research question as to what makes an effective and successful new communication structure, various related literature and peer-reviewed studies were analyzed and synthesized. Moreover, given the gaps in research and specificity of this proposal, the significance of this proposal was ...

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Dear Mr. /Mrs. Recipient
Enclosed is the recommendation report in response to the investigation that aims to resolve issues being faced by Liveit Inc.This recommendation report will discuss what Liveit. Inc. needs to do in order to ensure that all the students enrolled at the Penn State University campus are well aware of the services being offered. It will also throw light on the some of the features of Facebook, which is the most formidable competitor for the company’s online platform. In consideration of these features, the report will discuss how ...

1). Introduction
This section should introduce the topic that you plan to research. You should detail the specific question you seek to answer (e.g. what is the nature of the relationship between CCTV installation and burglary reduction?) and set out a short list of clear aims and objectives.

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Zimbabwe has one of the most notorious crime statistic worldwide. With more than 75% of unemployed people in the country (Sunga, 1997), a variety of violent and nonviolent crimes became the only means of survival for many young citizens of Zimbabwe. Several international studies demonstrated that while walking in the daylight an ...

CHAPTER ONE

I. INTRODUCTION
Diversity in the classroom is extremely important to the development of children, and continues to become more important in light of the changing demographics of the classroom today. Diversity and multicultural education provides children with the context that they need to function within an increasingly multicultural society today. It is also a way to deal with the changing demographics of the classroom; in America, classrooms now contain children from a variety of different cultural and ethnic backgrounds, and providing other children with the context needed to understand their differences and maneuver around any conflicts that are created as a ...

Feathers Fashion

Part I. Environmental Assessment
Introduction
Economy of the United Arab Emirates, a key player in the international market and responsible supplier of energy resources, is built in such a way as to act effectively on the regional economic arena, meeting the basic needs of citizens to help them achieve a decent standard of living. Despite the fact that the federation has existed for just over 40 years, the basis of the current socio-economic stability is laid deep in the centuries and is the result of historical traditions and customs of the state of trade. The basis of credibility, which features ...

The Map of Haiti and others countries in the Caribbean

Haiti
Acknowledgement
This Cholera Proposal would not be having been possible without the support of “the Hinckley Institute at the University of Utah who gives me opportunity to serve the world and to see the good in the world. I am grateful to those who provided guidance and support during my internship at Medical Care Development International from ministry of health in Haiti (MSPP) I’m thankful my best Dr. Benavente Louis for his valuable contributions to this proposal. I’m thankful to Dr. Pablo Paolo and for Dr Jeff Wendell their leadership support of my research for this ...

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Hong Kong International Airport: Discussions

Ever since it’s opening in the late 1990s, Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA) has grown to become one of the busiest air terminals in the world. At least 90 airliners have services to and from Hong Kong as well as other destinations on the mainland. Noted for its architectural design, efficiency, and service quality, the terminal has over the years have received numerous awards and citations from international organizations. Not only is the HKIA is a centerpiece transport infrastructure for Hong Kong, it is a global air transport terminal that provides significant revenue for the state. ...

Employee Motivation Theory: Females in the U.S.
Problem Leading To This Study: Many female individuals within the U.S. struggle with a sense of motivation. Merely getting up every morning to go to work can be an exhaustion and a burden. It shouldn’t have to be.
Hypothesis: This problem can be changed over time.perhaps even reversed completely, with an increase in widespread awareness. What is my rationale for this hypothesis, based on the provided literature? First of all, the case study memo (pg. 2) makes it clear that repetitive changes are always going on in the workplace, and that ...

The plight of the black started just before slavery. With the slave trade, the black Americans were exposed torture, oppressions and all kinds of dehumanising things. After the end of slavery, there were hopes that the status of the African Americans will improve and their plights will reduce. However, the plight of the African Americans is getting even worse than ever. The racial discrimination and segregation have become worse than it initially was (Berg 19). Various figures have come upon to fight for the rights of the African Americans but all have ended up failing or being assassinated. The ...

The XIX century was a period when there were some profound societal, political and economic transformations in the USA. Some of the movements such as abolitionism or women’s suffrage would not have been successful, if there had not been strong advocates in the civil society. One of such figures was Angelina Grimke, who was White, but the racial issues did not stop her from participating in the public debate concerning slavery and women’s rights. Her activity was unconventional for the mid-XIX century and it is important to investigate why her name should be written in the U.S. ...

The objective of the present study is to determine the effects of implementing a policy that requires the students of a subject educational institution to wear a school uniform when going to school. The working hypothesis in this paper suggests that wearing school uniforms directly and positively affects the student’s educational outcomes (and academic achievement levels). For the second part of the proposal, the author focuses on reviewing the current best evidence on the topic of wearing school uniforms.

Theory

There are numerous factors that can directly or indirectly (sometimes both) affect a student population’s educational outcome and ...

Introduction

The racial and cultural or ethnic composition of the American people is in fluctuation. The rise in the number of immigrants from Latin America and Asia have increased a large portion of cultural and phenotypic assortment to the American populace in recent decades similar to the immigration wave from south and east Europe over a hundred years ago. In addition, the precincts between racial and ethnic groups are becoming extinct through the rise of intermarriage as well as the upsurge of the number of persons with diverse ancestry. The issues and concerns of ethnicity date back centuries in America. Social analysts ...