Essays on Reluctance

Introduction

While conducting research, various methods are used in gathering the samples and testing them and coming up with the realized results of analysis. Surveys were done take multiple forms depending on the discipline under the study. Social sciences make the have numerous subjects and under them falls education and leadership. Getting deeper into the field of education, a researcher can decide to use several optional methods when conducting the study. Among them is observation, interviews, case studies, surveys, laboratory experiments and field studies. In spite of this variation in the possible methods that are implemented, a common ground involved ...

Lean manufacturing system

Lean manufacturing system is a systematic process that can be implemented to any well-organized system in order to pin point and eliminate the factors that are not valuable to the customer of the final product. The process of lean manufacturing systems itself was developed by Toyota Corporation (Lancaster, 6). The technique was quite effective which was very clear from the improvement in the revenues of Toyota Corporation after its implementation. And it is one of the major reasons that had helped in upliftment of Toyota Corporation from its crisis (Prakash, 4). But it seems that the application of lean ...

SYSTEM SAFETY ENGINEERING

Question #1 What are some possible negative outcomes of having replaced older electromechanical controls with computerized and digitalized controls? Before the era of computerized and digital controls, electromechanical controls were widely used. The switch from electromechanical controls to the computer and digital controls were motivated by the advantages the latter controls offered. For example, computerized and digitized controls not only offer a greater flexibility but also the ability to reprogram them dynamically when there is a need to change utility operation characteristics (Willis, 2004). Despite their disadvantages, computerized and digitalized controls have been found to play a key role ...

Executive Summary

An in-depth analysis of the New Zealand’s auto industry reflects that establishment of an auto parts business focusing on the import and supply of all parts of Japanese made cars will be successful in the country. New Zealand greatly relies on used car imports from Japan to meet the local need for higher ownership levels. The planned venture will be located in Auckland, New Zealand. It proposes to import auto parts of Toyota and Nissan in the initial phase of market positioning. In the entry phase, the organization will particularly try to meet the needs of Toyota and ...

The article by Marceta Reilly “Getting Genuine Commitment for Change” (2015), discusses several responses of employees in the education area to the changes proposed by leaders: principals and coaches. The author of the article argues that it is natural to react to new initiatives and practices with resistance and be reluctant to accept innovation. The reason, according to Reilly (2015), is that people feel secure and comfortable when doing their job in customary ways, and are alarmed when changes affect these traditional ways, which they are accustomed with. Often they do not see a need to change anything in ...

Britain’s integration with the European Union has not been pleasant over the past few decades. In fact, its unwillingness to join the European Economic Community (EEC), currently known as the European Union until 1973 explains a lot about its political and economic position. For starters, Britain had the largest economy in Europe after the second world war its overall living standards were high. Additionally, there was little unemployment in the region and this situation eliminated the need to join the EEC due to its economic stability. According to Gowland and Arthur (186), the United Kingdom’s early industrialization ...

Traditional and Practical Approaches

Through the traditional approach, the courts would focus on collection of important evidence that would help towards ensuring that the decisions made within the court match the overall expectations from all parties involved. Crandall (2014) argues that a traditional approach relies on the understanding and close review of the evidence presented as part of the problem. The courts system has the mandate of maintaining justice and fairness in any decision that it make especially when faced with an underlying problem. From that perspective, it would be essential for the courts system to take up the traditional approach that would ...

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The worldview of a person is their view and understanding of their entire existence, including the world they live in. Religious beliefs reflectcolor a person’s worldview very strongly. In a comparative look, Christianity and Sikhism have some commonality as monotheistic approaches to the world, in the necessity for moral and ethical behavior that is good, in seeking truth, and in serving an all-knowing God Wwho imparts some of that knowledge to mankind. However, there are noticeable differences in beliefs about death and afterlife, human definition, and the meaning of human history. These beliefs structure their worldviews ...

My work is devoted to the book “Missoula: Rape and the Justice System in a College Town” by Jon Krakauer. It is devoted to the series of sexual rapes which happened at the University of Montana, in the town of Missoula. Missoula is an ordinary college town, which has a state university with its own football team, the Grizzlies. Between years 2008 and 2012 there were over 300 sexual assaults reported to the local police station. Most of these cases were settled by the university or local authority. The author of the book examines several cases more deeply and ...

A leadership style describes a leader's way of implementation of plans, providing direction as well as motivating subordinates. Initially, it was evident from the Volukas Report that GM practiced the authoritarian leadership style. Authoritarianism is characterized by the strictly professional relationship between leaders and subordinates. The leaders focus on efficiency rather than culture. Authoritarians are known to make decisions independently or without consulting subordinates, as well as mostly providing for downward communication. Clearly, there was a reluctance to address issues regarding the ignition issues showing the lack of an open door policy. It is coupled with conflicting messages from ...

Abstract

Permanent magnet synchronous motors (PMSM) are a type of motors that have permanent magnets mounted on the rotors instead of the rotor windings. This particular design gives the motor a few advantages over ordinary induction synchronous motors. The magnets attached to the rotor do not require excitation, which reduces the power consumption in PMSM. This gives the motor high operational efficiency and reduces the motor active diameter. PMSM are therefore associated with applications that require high torque but have limited operation space. The permanent magnets suffer from flux leakage and are therefore aligned in a pattern that minimizes flux ...

Abstract

This paper puts the legal and ethical issues of physician-assisted suicide in the context of the larger debate on privacy and the right to die, which can be divided into three constituent parts: (1) a patient’s constitutionally protected right to privacy in all matters involving end-of-life treatment decisions. So long as a patient has the mental capacity to make informed consent, the government does not have a legitimate interest to override end-of-life decisions. Critical to the analysis of a patient’s refusal of life-sustaining treatment is the burden of the state to prove a patient did not have ...

The Glass Ceiling: Women are under-represented in Management and Leadership Positions

Gender equality is a social issue that has invited the attention of policy makers as an important part of social justice. There are legislations enacted to give equal status to women in every area including the work place. Australian legislative body has passed a law in 1984, strictly specifying that no discrimination may be made against women at workplace regarding promotion, compensation and other facilities. Known as the sex discrimination act, it recommends legal action against discrimination on the basis of gender, sexuality, marital status, family responsibilities or pregnancy. It advocates for equal opportunity, status and respect enjoyed by ...

Introduction to the literature review

Working mothers have called for UAE companies to be more flexible. They want companies to establish flexitime, a system that allocates the number of hours a woman would work in a week. For a long period, Emirati mothers have always dedicated their child-rearing duties to their nannies. The flexitime is said to help women balance between home and work responsibilities. In situations where women are expected to work for longer hours, they are constrained to perform domestic roles. According to Khoori (2015), the new system guarantees job satisfaction and improved productivity in the workplace. There are numerous uncertainties associated ...

Politics and government is a very touchy subject for a lot of people. This is especially true right now with the presidential election right around the corner. All of the focus is on the national stage and many people forget that local governments have their issues as well. These issues come from there being too much bureaucracy and too many people that want to be in charge. ​ This is the ongoing issue in Franklin County, Pennsylvania. They are a large county with various towns and boroughs. Every town has a legislative body all encompassed and watched over by the ...

The primary purpose of any public health program is summarized in three fundamental functions, which are assessment, development of policies, and assurance. A community health assessment aims to provide information that will aid in the identification of both assets and problems as well as in the formulation of policies, their implementation, and their evaluation. The assessments also help in the measurement of the effectiveness with which a public health system is fulfilling its duty of assurance. Hence, the conduction of the community health assessment in the Don Mills Collegiate Institute purposes at identifying the primary health problem there, which ...

Millions of children are abused across the globe every year, and yet the awareness and initiative that people take at individual level to eliminate this social problem is almost negligible. According to a national survey in U.S, 3.5 million children are suspected as victims of child abuse and neglect (Childabuse.org, 2016). Majority of these abuses occur at home and mostly by biological parents. Neglect is the most common kind of child maltreatment. Studies indicate a negative correlation between incidence of abuse and family income. Families with income less than $15,000 per annum, are 22 times more likely to ...

Abstract

It is well known that the debates on the religious topics are among the hottest in our time. Understanding the processes of possible differences can significantly smooth or eliminate the conflict altogether. Therefore, the aim of this paper is to study the relationships between representatives of different religions in different countries. Comparing these relations will help to identify possible scenarios for the behavior of the two sides and the possible outcome of the conflict between them. This paper examines the relations between Orthodox Christians and Muslims in the Ottoman Empire and between Catholics and Protestants in the Holy Roman ...

Introduction

The research article “Service User Involvement in Social Work Research: Learning from an Adoption Research Project”, created by Jeanette Cossar and Elsbeth Neil in 2013 starts unwieldy employing abundant jargon language, but it rapidly reshapes in a comprehensive and informative text. The article consists of six sections, across which the authors elaborate on the matter of using service users, namely birth relative consultants, in the adoption process, investigating both the process and the impact of their involvement in this process. Cossar and Neil place their article in the context of a governmental project meant to assess the cost, challenges ...

A prevalent portion of corporate abusive behavior may be performed by persons who hold the capacity to have certain effect within an organization, and are responsible for its operation. Top-ranked employees establish certain pattern how a particular company and its workers operate. However, in cases where possible misconduct is tolerated, for different reasons including due to the position occupied by an offender, such malpractice may severely damage the corporate spirit. Another drawback trending in the area of corporate ethics is the stagnated reluctance to act on equal basis with all concerned, and invoke necessary measures in the event of ...

The elderly population, beyond the age of 65 has tremendously increased, and current projections indicate that this population will continually increase in the coming years. The healthcare settings have not gone free of these changing demographics, and there has been a need to develop policies that cut across all healthcare settings to facilitate quality care for the aging population (Bennett & Flaherty-Robb, 2003). Different literatures have addressed the issue of care for the elderly population in various ways. While many recommendations exist at technical level, the primary idea is that the healthcare sector needs to adopt policies that facilitate quality ...

Couse

Be flexible whenever you can, be firm, whenever you must (Ventura, 2008)

It is a well-known fact that it is easier to plan changes other than to put them into practice. A good manager knows that employees usually come into conflict with any changes and transformations, and his main goal is to make the process as less painful as possible. Changes in an organization can be described as a set of measured, that can ensure a successful transition from one level of development to another, higher level. Of course, changes also occur when a company reduces production, or refocuses its activity.

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The character Frodo Baggins in the trilogy Lord of the Rings is a character who potrays bravery and courage and blind at parts. What is amazing about this character, is the will he shows, in the various quests he takes up. Frodo is the son of Drogo Baggins; he is a hobbit of the shire, of the third age. In the movie, he is the holder of the ring that is to be taken to Mount Doom to be destroyed. He is one of the three hobbits who sailed to the end of the third age in the middle of the ...

Organization BehaviorWhat factors should have alerted Hogan to the problems that eventually came up at Fancy Footwear?

Organizations that benefit from superior performance always attribute its success to the excellent and determined workforce. Every organization at some point may experience underperformance and it is always the organization’s obligation to grapple with the underperformance for the better of the business. In fancy footwear, it is evident that the issue of underperformance became perceptible when Hogan took the managerial role. The following factors could have alerted Hogan on the problems that eventually became discernible in the footwear factory.

- Hogan could have perceived the factory’s upcoming problems the moment the employees began to exhibit avoidance behaviors. ...

In 1777, the colonies adopted the Articles of Confederation – a document that served as the first constitution of the United States (Ginsberg et al 34). The adoption of such a constitution was important to the colonies, which included New Hampshire, Massachusetts Bay, Rhode Island and Providence Plantations, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia, to hold them together as one nation-state. The Articles is divided into 13 articles, including a provision that described the relationship of the states as a “league of friendship” (Article III, Articles of Confederation). The implication of such wording is that ...

Britain’s reluctance to give in to the threats of German power shaped the strategy of Hitler and the events leading to his demise during WWII. This theme can be observed beginning with Hitler’s attempts to isolate the Polish, his need for victory against the French and the declaration of war against the Soviet Union and it’s the failure of the Eastern Front leading to war with America. Hitler’s strategy was to either threaten Britain into submission or to create strategy that would lessen the likelihood that they would be supported by America. After the ...

Thesis: As of the present time, the absence of democracy and Western ideals of peace in areas such as Ukraine and North Korea emphasizes a possibility of America failing to act as a global police because one move they make may be read differently by the opposing side and declare war, which America is trying to prevent. - Since the end of the Cold War, the United States had been active to stop the onset of war or conflict in highly tensed nations which were either marred by terrorism or the lack of democracy under the Wilsonian foreign policy made ...

WHY WAS JAMES II DEPOSED IN ENGLAND IN JANUARY 1689?

Why was James II deposed in England in January 1689? Religion had played a key role in the development of many nations, and some have met immense criticism and opposition, especially in countries wherein ideology clashes with religious tradition and teachings. In Great Britain, new religions brought into the country had been met with reluctance and even severe opposition, such as Catholicism. Catholicism had met both support and opposition especially in the time of James II in the 17th century. However, while the monarch had embraced Catholicism, his subjects did not and opposed his desire to make Catholicism be ...

Implications on Managing Organizational and Personal Change for Organizational Practice

Overview In an organization where people are striving to achieve a particular goal, there exists collision of strategies instituted by individuals towards perfecting a given task. Managers and junior employees utilize the learned expertise to perform a given task, a situation that culminates in acrimony especially if either of the individual models performs dismally below expectations. Such collisions are the hindrances to change management in the organization. Change in an organization is presumed to be inevitable especially if it emanates from the looming threats from competitors or economic demands. The senior management takes the lead to instigate appropriate changes to be implemented ...

Theme

The Vacuum is a poem by Howard Nemerov that focuses on the central theme of loneliness caused by the death of a loved one. However, Nemerov took a very different twist in writing the poem, mainly because its entire structure is composed of puns that tend to reference the word “vacuum” in two ways – the space the wife of the speaker left when she died and the appliance, the vacuum cleaner, she once frequently used when she was living. Given such a rather sad yet creative expression, Nemerov was able to vividly embody the emotions of the speaker, who is missing his wife ...

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In the modern world of business, learned human resource is considered as a key of success for organizations. Bersin (2013) suggests that in today’s scenario, attracting talent and retaining them is now become a challenge for the organizations as global economic growth pointed towards the scarcity of a skilled workforce. Skill development via training is vital for gaining the advantage of efficient workforce. Training in monetary terms can be defined as investing in people to make them able to achieve strategic objectives of the organization (Bond & McCracken, 2005). Investment in training is considered highly profitable for the organizations in terms ...

Achievements of the civil rights movement by 1968

After the Emancipation Proclamation in 1965, the end of the American Civil War, a new era dawned in the United States. The previously voiceless people of the African American race finally gained rights to fight the oppression of their white counterparts. Despite their liberation, racism was evident in the United States with the black Americans prohibited from exercising certain rights. Thus, black Americans saw the need for the African-American Civil Rights Movement, of 1955-1968, seeking social reforms against the racial segregation. It is important to note that; pro-slavery southern states exhibited reluctance in absorbing blacks as their equals. Said reluctance ...

Part I: Zoot Suit Riots

The scope of the Zoot Suit Riots can be traced back to the Sleepy Lagoon Murder trial, a case concerning the death of Gallardo Diaz; a young Latino man, which occurred in August, 1942. While the cause of Diaz’s death remained unknown, Police in Los Angeles arrested close to seventeen Mexican-American suspects. Despite the lack of sufficient evidence, the suspects were charged for murder and held in prison without being accorded bail. Ending at the beginning of the year 1943, the trial of these suspects was the primary factor that elicited the Zoot Suit Riots. Mexican-Americans developed resentment as a result ...

Relations between Russia and USA have been on the knife edge because Russia experienced instability and civil disturbance after the disintegration and many analysts predicted that the world had seen the last of Russia as a true global force. But, under the leadership of Putin and his United Russia party has overseen a period of strong development driven by dominance of Europe’s energy sector. Nearly all of Europe’s Natural Gas requirements are being met by the Russian wells and such that the former Soviet exerts a strong influence in this area especially on the Eastern European nations who are dependent on it ...

The court system has on its shoulders responsibilities that it is bestowed upon by the government. The courts systems ensure that law and order are observed in the different parts that the system exercises its powers. The courts systems are also responsible of ensuring that the different cases that it encounters, both criminal and civil are solved in the fairest way and does not jeopardize the rights of one member group. The courts systems are established in such a way they conform to both the local rules as well as the international rules. There are different ways through which ...

Industry Analysis

Ethics is a delicate social aspect that managers encounter numerous challenges while trying to implement them at the workplace. Ethical standards are effective if the management endorses a subjective maximizer decision making approach that emphasizes on recognizing other parties’ opinions and social-cultural diversity. Some of the major ethical standards that retail companies are required to obey are quality products and services, employees’ social welfare, and corporate social responsibility. Mattel manufacturing company faced uproar when it recalled defective toys from customers and suppliers. Recall of toys was a precautionary ethical measure where companies are obliged to ensure that products are of high ...

Film adaptation is always perceived to be controversial. Movie directors often capturecapture storylines and try to send deeper meaning of hidden information within a two hour film. For example, the movie Smiley is a 2012 horror film directed by Michael Gallagher. The movie is a product of the American Psychological Slasher Film Company and it seeks to attractentice viewers with cheap scares. Moreover, the viewers’ expectation anticipation of watching the movie matches the deeper meaning that the director sends viewers. SSmiley is not all about horror for entertainment, but rather social atrocities associated with the Internet. An overview of this horror film ...

1.0 Introduction The recent financial and banking crisis in UK can be traced to five years back (2007/2008). However, the root causes of the problem could be traced to the 1970s and the 1980 when the US and UK governments when UK and US deregulated their financial markets. The relaxation of the existing financial regulations enabled financial institutions to raise money from different areas of the world. This enabled the rapid growth of financial service businesses to levels that had not been witnessed before. However, the net effect of liberalizing the credit market was the massive expansion of ...

Fracking, also known as hydraulic fracturing, is a technique of generating fractures in rocks through injecting liquid into the cracks to open them further. The technique entails mixing water with sand and chemicals and injecting the mixture into a wellbore under high pressure to generate fractures. The technique is commonly applied in wells for tight gas, shale gas, coal seam gas, and tight oil as well as hard rock wells. Currently, more than 60% of gas and oil wells globally are hydraulically fractured (The Network for Public Health Law, 2013). Fracking is has various impacts including environmental-related negative outcomes, and dangers ...

EVERYWHERE BUT HERE

Currently the major form of plastic money in use in the United States of America is the mega strip card. This is despite the fact that the entire world is moving in a whole different direction as far as electronic money transfer is concerned. Most countries are fast adopting the use of EMV cards which are more convenient as they fuse three payment modes into one card for convenience and to lessen the bulk of carrying multiple cards. The initials EMV stand for euro pay, MasterCard and visa. All these three electronic modes of payment are rolled into one, convenient ...

Communication Plan

Communication Plan

A Energy Company’s lack of innovation is a deficiency that carries a significant impact on its information technology infrastructure. The lack of innovation is attributed to the consistent changes in technology and results into network performance challenges. The company’s deficiency in innovation is a weakness capable of causing its collapse. A Energy must strive to cope with technology changes through an efficient system assessment program, and the reduction of infrastructure-related costs. The company also needs to develop a network system that will speed its operations in light of its expansion. The company seeks to employ a new strategy in ...

Inequity

Comparison often gives rise to inequity perception or feeling within employees. This is quite similar to the case at Plantir, where the management observed dissatisfaction and lack of motivation in the employees which eventually resulted in the retirement of Colin (production manager). Although, the company was able to gain its desired objectives (i.e. increase in the level of sales and the generation of cash) but the obsession to increase sales and profit to reduce cash pressures led to the dissatisfaction of several employees, even including the production manager. The sales team was awarded with lucrative bonuses and rewards, whereas ...

The case evolves from the controversy raised by the action of the Chinese government opening fire to a group of unarmed protestors in who mainly comprised of unarmed students. The world reacted in varied ways a majority of the nations including Britain and Australia condemning the action of the Chinese government opening fire to non-violent protestors. Some countries supported the action taken by the Chinese government such as Hungary and Burma. Other countries chose not to take any defined stand or by given muted reactions to the incident, these included the United States and the USSR. The USSR reacted by noting ...

Military reluctance towards the report implementation

Military branches have shown reluctance due the feasibility of the report DSB proposed for implementations. The report is very illustrative on the solutions but there are the loopholes the report possesses. Historically the military have trained for the incidents where there is an immediate response to the crisis at hand. The implementation of the report means new methods of the tackling shortages of energy supplies among others. Most of the military equipment is old. The systems that were made earlier are old but still used in the running of the business of the military. The military is overwhelmed ...

Psychology – Ethical Dilemma in Psychotherapy

Psychologists often encounter situations where their acute ethical decision making abilities are tested. They have to take various factors into consideration such as age of the subject, sanity of the subject to comprehend situations and take appropriate decisions, influence of environmental factors on the subject’s decisions and many others. Facing difficult ethical dilemmas and determination of best course of action in such situations requires years of practice and effective training of counselors. P J Graham and D M Foreman conducted a case study in 1991 where they assessed the condition and progressive results of psychotherapy treatment of an ...

The US is considered today as a world power, dominant in almost all sectors of being a country which calls for great respect. However, the US had actually been similar with other growing nations as it was also conquered by another nation and it had to fight for its independence. It was also not as active as it is seen today as the US had adopted an isolationist or passive stance over issues overseas in the past that had only changed in the 1890s. History showcases that the US had changed this belief in the 1890s as the Spanish-American Conflict of ...

North Korea is confirming its identity as a nuclear state with each passing day (McLeish, 2007). This all started with Kim Jung-il, whose threats and existence was only known among the few who received threats but now his successor Kim Jun-Un is leading a ravishing threat with his name spread all around the world as the leader of the nuclear state (Nikitin, 2010). The latest being his nuclear threat to South Korean Peninsula. North Korea is soon becoming connectionless as it has cut off nearly all bonds between them and other countries and setting the matter worse by an imminent ...

Tora! Tora! Tora! Is a 1970 film based on the American-Japanese war that ensued after the Japanese attack on the Pearl Harbor. The film was directed by Richard Fleischer. The title of the film is a Japanese code-word used to imply that the Japanese managed to completely surprise the Americans. In English, Tora! Tora! Tora! means Tiger! Tiger! Tiger! read as totsugeki-raigeki (attack-torpedo-attack) and thus the code word to-ra, to-ra, to-ra . This movie is an epic recreation of the events that preceded and actually led to the Japanese attack on the Pearl Harbor and the eventual occurrence of the Second World ...

1: INTRODUCTION

- History and Importance of Team Work A team is a group of people with complementary skills who work together to achieve a common purpose. (Armstrong M.2008) The concept of team work has a deep rooted history dating back to over 2000 years ago. It is a character that exists even within animals. Early man use to collaborate together in order to hunt down large animals like Elephants. Likewise, beings such as ants collaborate to build a big anthill. In the past, Jesus Christ advised his disciples to work in teams. Human beings often have weaknesses. It only takes the eyes and the ...

European and American Approach to International Climate Change

The issue pertaining to climate change has been a long-standing problem to the international community since the onset of scientific studies showcasing that anthropogenic climate change is gradually destroying the ozone layer, causing havoc in the weather patterns and fostering what is now known as climate change. With the studies revealing horrendous predictions pertaining to climate change should it continue in the next few years, the international community immediately sprang into action and formulated plans to ensure that climate change’s impact is reduced around the globe. While the international community had indeed begun to create methods to reduce the ...

2 girls and 4 boys were observed at a day care centre on a Tuesday morning. These kids fell in the age range of 18 months to 6 years. They were also accompanied by two nannies that were not only looking after them, but were also providing food and supervising some games. The room was filled by 6 children along with different toys like cars, dolls, doll houses, tent, blocks, clay, gun, doctor sets and other items. Children were seen moving and jumping from one corner to the other. However, there was a boy of about 2 years of age, who was ...

Grand Canyon University

Socio-cultural influences on ELLs The social context of the English language learners is very important in their academic learning processes. They offer an environment rich in funds of knowledge which can be utilized by teachers in their efforts towards improving their teaching methods to ELLs. The family is the essential unit of the socio-cultural environment of the ELLs. According to a research by Sugarman (2012), the family should be viewed more as strategizing households rather than struggling households as has been previously viewed. This is because families respond to the difficulties that they encounter by developing a coping mechanisms and ...

The Tuskegee Syphilis Study took place more than 70 years ago in Tuskegee, Alabama. The study was conducted by the Public Health Service (PHS) (Prograis 21). The study was originally entitled the "Tuskegee Study of Untreated Syphilis in the Negro Male" (Northridge 1271). There were 399 African American men that were diagnosed with syphilis but were never told of their diagnosis, never treated, and were watched and studied as the disease progressed so that the symptoms could be studied. Many of the men in the study died as a result of their illness. The survivors were denied penicillin after its ...

Switzerland and the EU

Since the early 16th century, Switzerland has remained untouched by regional and international conflict as it stood alone as a neutral territory and became a sanctuary for people wishing to stay away from wars and conflict throughout the region. With the major World Wars and regional conflicts settled, Switzerland was expected to have joined the European States in forming its very own regional organization, the European Union, to maintain the peace in the region and rebuilt what was lost in the conflicts. However, it was unexpected that Switzerland had not acceded to the EU given that other neutral territories such as ...

Strategic Planning Process Issues

Steve Cantwell, the external consultant hired by Mueller-O’Keefe Home. His task was to assist Mueller-O’Keefe in developing a long-term plan for the house, which would plan further capital development and consider the possibility of including new services. Steve Cantwell’s analysis of the situation and the method of evaluation is consistent with the strategic planning process. Thus, he spent significant amount of time analyzing external market environment and the internal situation in Mueller-O’Keefe. His suggestions were made with consideration of the organizational capabilities and the alternatives available in the market.

However, the process used by Cantwell lacks a ...

Abstract Shelter is one of the basic human necessities. Provision of decent-quality and affordable housing is one challenge that various authorities have been faced with, and Sheffield is not left behind. Though she has surpassed her average annual housing needs, Sheffield is still struggling to mitigate housing problems. This research project reviews the use of Geographic Information System (GIS) in Sheffield’s housing and how education level affects the adoption of GIS in affordable housing initiatives. In order to achieve this objective, the current state of Sheffield’s housing is exhaustively considered. Using the boundary data from EDINA ...

Every historical event has its reasons, prerequisites, characteristics of development and further consequences. Particular feature of historical events is that their meaning changes with each epoch’s interpretation of it. There were events which contemporary scholars called insignificant and even harmful for the development of their society. On the other hand, representatives of the next generations would consider those events essential for the development of modern social order which is more advanced and democratic than the former one. In other words, history is an interpretative science and it gains new half-color each time scholar from a new epoch looks into ...

1. a) Describe the socialization process that Turner experienced at MLI

Socialization processes play an important role in integrating newcomers into the company and developing employee skills, relationships and attitudes, which are necessary for successful work in the company (Chao et al., 1994a; Chatman, 1991; De Vos et al., 2003; Louis, 1980; Thomas and Anderson, 1998). Neglecting or not using these processes effectively may result in job dissatisfaction, high staff turnover, low productivity and general miscommunication. Therefore, in order to make sure that recruiting expenses are not undermined by inefficient organizational socialization, effort should be put into integrating newcomers ...

Offred is the storyteller and the leading role of the novel, and we are narrated to the whole tale from her opinion, recognizing happenings and reminiscences as vibrantly as she does. She narrates the chronicles as it occurs, and illustrates to us the journeys of her mind via flashbacks and parentheses. She is clever, insightful, and kind. She has sufficient liabilities to make her human, but not so numerous that she turns into an insensitive individual. She also entails a sinister sense of humor that is a cemetery wit that creates her accounts of the dreary terrors of Gilead tolerable, even ...