Essays on Wary

I. Introduction EBooks are not effective in the learning process of students for it distracts their attention. When reading that statement, many people will think differently. Some would argue that each person has their own method of learning. By the adjustment of their preferred method, they would learn something easier. I would think the same too at first. After conducting research, I would later find out a different outcome. Some people prefer to read printed books for studying. In this argumentative research paper, I will show how eBook is actually not effective for student because of various factors involved ...

Question one

Slavery was a profitable business between 1500 and 1900. People from other continents such as Africa and Latin America were captured forcefully and transported to be sold in America or other places. These people would be enslaved and forced to work in industrial firms, cash crop farms and even as household employees. Latin American nations such as Brazil and Cuba became the target grounds where slaves were captured. These people started resisting this degrading activity. This was the start of the journey to the abolition of lave trade. The manner in which slave trade was abolished in different countries was ...

This paper proposes to delineate the characteristics of Holden Caulfield, the adolescent protagonist hero of J.D. Salinger’s The Catcher in the Rye and illuminate the reasons as to why this prototype of brooding adolescence, displaying a rather uber-cool style of disaffection, disenchantment and disillusionment became an indispensable figure of interest, in literary circles as well as popular culture. The paper seeks to take issue with the wider dimensions attached to the ‘incapacitation and debilitation’ Holden is often accused of and address Salinger’s vision behind etching Caulfield precisely the way he is. The paper also wishes to foreground the ...

Should Punitive Damages Be Introduced in International Law?

Introduction Different countries often have different legal policy in both their criminal and civil law systems. These differences often arise from differing social, economic, and political climates that lead to fundamental policy differences. In the area of civil the law differences in legal systems of different countries often reflect the individual countries’ beliefs as to the types of claims that should be recognized. Furthermore, legal systems across the globe often differ about the types of damages they are willing to recognize. One area in which there is a significant difference in the type of damages one can be awarded ...

Q1) B

Q2) Prior to the 1980s, it would make sense that institutional investors would be a high priority for corporations, given that they technically contribute the most money to an organization’s success. However, given that institutional shareholders were relatively late in adopting the shareholder value culture, this perspective is flawed. While economic necessity might make organizations favor shareholder priorities, corporate culture (particularly in the 1980s) relied heavily on managers, who were thought to be in charge of corporations up to the 1970s, and whose fealty to government regulation made institutional shareholders wary of investing. In the early ‘80s, however, ...

Identity Fraud

A commonly utilized social network media referred to as Facebook is a characteristic feature in the social life of the American college students. However, the safety of the social networking site remains a mystery (McNally, 2012). Is there a possibility for identity theft in Facebook? Various reports circle around regarding the identity theft, sexual assaults and stalking. The three problems arise in the social network site due to the forms of the enlisted information (McNally, 2012). The listing of personal details on the profiles of the network site further exposes users to the possibility of identity theft. Exposing a user’s full ...

Academic or Professional Institution

In the real world, health administrators at Kaiser Permanente must consider the rational and important choices set before them. Business and delivery management practices create an organizational environment that determines the enterprise’s decision, quality of performance, styles of bureaucracy and any formal changes which must comply with governmental regulations or reforms. This discussion covers five elements pertaining to the leadership coalition in terms of relations and functions of Kaiser Permanente. According to Kochan et al. (2013) this Kaiser Permanente (KP) partnership represents “the largest, most longstanding, and most innovative labor management partnership in the nation’s history” (p. ...

The market for banks is fast changing with new product, new markets and new players. Not only are these, but also the ways previously consumers and banks interacted changing. It is hard to say how much more change are we going to see in the banking industry. What we can say is that only unchangeable element in the banking industry. Other factors, people, things, interactions and relationships are changing. Denecker et. al (2014) states in his article that banks are constantly changing as a result of new technology. New technology is making old process obsolete and slow and, therefore, ...

Introduction

There has been a tremendous improvement in the way we communicate and share information within the last quarter of the 20th century to date. The development of the internet has not only made communication easier, but also enabled people to carry out various activities from banking, education, booking of tickets, payments of bills, and buying of products from the comfort of their homes. However, such liberation has come at a cost as identity and security issue has necessitated that a vast of amount of information about individuals are stored in servers and databases of the relevant institutions. The whole notion of privacy ...

History

History of women’s rights in the United States goes back nearly 70 years before Jeannette Rankin’s entry into congress . The reforms were concerned about broad range of issues before focusing on franchise for women. The first gathering in support of their rights was health in 1848 in Seneca Falls, NY. The movement carried onwards in waves, and concentrated in addressing social and institutional barriers. In 1869, the movement divided into two factions: National Woman Suffrage Association (NWSA); and American Woman Suffrage Association (AWSA). The next turning point came in early 1890s, when United States experienced surge in ...

Introduction

According to a survey given earlier this year leaders from the U.S. Department of Defense as members of Congress that cyberterrorism posed one of the major threats to U.S. interests. The survey echoes the sentiments of FBI director Robert Mueller when he stated in cyber terrorism may be a bigger threat than conventional terrorism. But with so many high level officials claiming the dangerousness of cyberterrorism, should the public be equally wary? What exactly are the dangers of a cyberterrorist attack? Moreover, if that attack were to ever come, what would its impact be on the U.S. and what measure could we ...

Overstock.com is an online retailer. The industry in which it operates in has plenty of competition. Due to hectic competition, the margins of the companies operating in the industry have already been squeezed and the only strategy that a market entrant can use is to offer something extra to the customers. Overstock.com should focus on a differentiation strategy. Overstock.com is operating in a highly competitive industry. It should offer something more than the cost in order achieve success. Hence, differentiation strategy is something that would earn the company a good name in the market, and there will be more chances for the ...

The American black market tells a lot about our nation’s character, and it is not a pretty story either. In the United States, corn and soybeans rank with marijuana as one of the country’s biggest cash crops. Health conscious Americans devour berries, lettuce and other produce without realizing that they are handpicked by illegal immigrants who quite frankly live like feudal serfs. Of course, black markets are not something new in the United States, but there has been an explosion of black markets in America in the past 30 years. In his book, “Reefer Madness,” Eric Schlosser correctly asserts ...

- Introduction The dramatic rise of China as a political and global trading force presents a set of matters and concerns for the highly developed countries and particularly to the Asia-Pacific region. While China only poses a lesser security precaution at this juncture, its global intentions and developing capabilities warrant some serious considerations. This is due to the military, economic and political impact of any of its actions or moves. - China’s Security Alignments and Oppositions Of the other stable nations in the Asia Pacific region, only Russia takes China as its vital partner. The western democracies are ...

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Introduction

The United States (US) has placed itself in a dominant position in global affairs during the Cold War, as it tussled against the equally footed Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR). The Cold War seemed like a never-ending tug-of-war between the two perceived “superpowers”, although at least one had to lose, eventually. Come 1991, the dissolution of the USSR left the US as the clear winner of their decades-long debacle. With the US having the upper hand, several changes have to settle in the post-Cold War era. This study is an attempt to lay out various ...

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Introduction Proper nutrition is essential for protecting and maintaining the health of every person. Food consumption is a primary way to gain nutrients; with that, proper nutrition lies on proper practice of food consumption. Therefore, it is important to note the kind of food taken for consumption if one is to practice the ways of proper nutrition. A careful examination of the kinds of food taken for consumption is essential for taking in the right nutrients. In contemporary times, food production has imposed a significant effect on the nutritional factor of ...

Introduction

Leaders are considered the pivot that the success of a company tilts on. The leadership of a company determines a lot of things, but the most important is productivity. For any organization to be considered successful, it is important that the leadership also be top notch. Different people have different leadership styles that have different characteristics.

Different kinds of leadership styles

The different leadership styles include the high direction style. This kind is where one takes action without consulting others. This kind of leadership is most appropriate where the leader has to assign specific tasks to various team members in a bid to ensure that they carry out ...

Chapter 3: Methodology

3.1 Research Design “A research design is a framework or blueprint for conducting the business research project. It details the procedures necessary for obtaining the information needed to structure or solve business research problems.” (Green Field Online Research Center, 2009). Choosing the right research design depends on the topic at hand, and whether a hypothesis is available, initially or is to be deduced from the literature review and primary research itself. This research design approach has been carefully selected, in order to match the topic. Three in depth interviews have been conducted with experts on the topic, their expert opinions ...

There is no denying that a great deal of myth and lore surrounding George Washington and the creation of the American nation. Every country needs its creation legends; America is nearly unique because she is so young, and much of what occurred in the context of her formation is well-documented and well-known. George Washington himself has become something of a hero to the American people; an enduring symbol of the bravery and tenacity that was necessary to overthrow British rule and found an independent nation. He was, however, a reluctant leader, wary of the power he had been given and its ability ...

Porter`s Five Competitive Forces

Michael Porter in 1979 laid out the five competitive forces model that was intended to apply in shaping business strategies. According to Porter the five forces proposed were microeconomic in nature and not macroeconomic. In addition, three of the forces were internal in nature and two were external. In a sense, a business firm could control the internal forces and only cushion itself against the effect of the external forces. The paper briefly discusses the five competitive forces.

Threat of entrants (new competitors)

Ordinarily, a business would want the status quo retained at all costs. An additional entrant means more competition as the entrant often comes loaded ...

This article done by Sherman Garnet focuses on the issue regarding denuclearization of Ukraine. Ukraine reached an agreement with Russia and United States stating that they would give up nuclear weapons within four and a half years. Despite signing this agreement and giving assurance that she would cooperate in doing so, this process of denuclearizing Ukraine was a hard task due the below listed issues that complicated the process as is evident from the article. - Ukraine was a center for nuclear weapons even before she had gained the status of a fully independent country. She had well established Centre for nuclear ...

Writing a Critical Analysis

Article Title: Selecting a Web designer by Simon Griffiths Introduction

The article is titled “How selecting a web designer” by Simon Griffiths. The author presents answers to several concerns that business owners have in regard to effectively getting their businesses online through development of websites.

The Author

The credibility of the article stems from the credentials of its author. Simon Griffiths is a web developer based in Brisbane, Australia. As of the time he wrote this article Griffiths had been running his business called webxopt for a period of three years. His business concentrates on getting business websites to work and deliver a Return on ...

Article Review: The Morning Download: How Government Apps Could Kill Your Business

This article talks about the possible impacts of technological applications on a business. It is a warning to managers and company owners to be wary of the free applications that access federal government data. The interaction with federal agencies, due to the technological availability via applications, poses as a threat to the existing businesses because of their facilitation of information based businesses. The introduction of the article provides insight into the issue of the federal government availing public data, through technology applications, that employees and emerging business might use to provide competition to the established business.

The article provides the dangers of ...

The Arab world has been experiencing political revolt in the past few years because of a sense of awakening which has developed within. More and more citizens of these Arab countries are demanding for democracy, freedom of speech and greater public participation in the way they are governed. These revolts have led to some governments getting toppled after periods of relentless public demonstrations. This paper is going to talk about the revolts that have occurred in Arab countries and the likely results that are expected to be experienced out of these revolts.

The Arab revolt begun in Tunisia after there ...

Disturbing trends in the climatic condition of the Arctic led to scientists researching this area. Upon close scrutiny the fascinating greening of the Arctic has been observed. From the space, using Normalized Difference Vegetation Index (NDVI), which is an index of vegetation greenness, the circumpolar changes in the tundra vegetation are observed. The NDVI records of the last 29 years were gathered and the Maximum NDVI was derived. According to studies the MaxNDVI was usually observed in August due to many factors such as CO2 fluxes, above-ground biomass, total eco-system production etc. Many other biophysical properties also cause the ...

Introduction

The Foreign Corrupt Practices Act which was put in place in 1977 sought to address two core issues. The Act demands that accounting transparency from the company’s senior management and prohibits the bribery of the foreign officers. There was a need for the law when in the 1970’s the US security and Exchange Commission through its investigations ascertained that over 400 companies had made illegal payments to people in political power and more so those in foreign governments. American companies had been bribing the foreign officials so that they could change the political and economic policies in ...

World War Two: American propaganda posters.

Propaganda is a tool used by governments to sway the public’s opinion about an event. These posters were particularly prevalent during World War Two to endear the public to the war effort. As World War Two began in Europe, the American public were keen to stay out of the fighting as they had suffered great losses of life and finances in World War One, and were only just beginning to recover. However, the American government decided that their influence would help the European allied forces; they decided to get involved. To change public opinion, they launched a heavy propaganda poster ...