Transnational politics

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A paper focuses on violent transnational networks. Particularly, in Africa. Can be a comparaison between violent groups (i.e. book haram and lord resistance army) Use literature review to bring out components and compare and contrast how these violent groups have emerged and sustained ( i.e., why is Lord Resistance Army silently dying and not book haram) Must have a strong argument: (i.e., explore to which extend and under what conditions do violent non-state actors/groups emerge and sustain… Argument would be like:

These groups emerge and sustain depending on these components….). Must be a research paper. And straight to the point. (I.e., introduction might start like this: “This paper seeks to scrutinize…) ***ONLY INSTRUCTION FROM MY PROFESSOR: Students will write a 20-page research paper on a topic of their choice. Papers can either be a) empirical papers or b) a critical review of the literature on a particular topic.

Empirical papers require the selection of a research puzzle, the identification of a theory that could explain this puzzle (not an entire paradigm), and provide evidence that tests the proposed theory. Critical review papers do not simply summarize the literature on the topic.

Instead, it critically analyzes the literature and suggests a typology, areas of possible synthesis, critical weaknesses, or avenues for future research. Papers must be double-spaced with normal margins. References lists and appendices do not count towards the page limit. Papers are due on November 29 by the end of class.

Planning and designing a wireless WLAN

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Description Assess the advantages of using an MRP and ERP in aggregate planning. In doing so, be sure to thoroughly describe both the MRP and ERP systems, and examine their advantages, drawbacks, potential costs, and potential contributions to operational and overall organizational effectiveness. Develop a defense of the strategic importance of an MRP and ERP. THE COMPANY BEING USED IS AMAZON

Accounting

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Now write a 7+ page report containing the following information. 1. Introduction (1 page maximum) 2. About The Company (1 page minimum) o Describe the business your friend or relative would be starting. Please provide enough information so that someone reading your report can understand why your Top 5 Takeaways make sense for this business. 3. List of Top 5 Takeaways o The purpose of this section is to quickly introduce your Top 5 Takeaways. 4. Takeaway # (1 page minimum)* o Describe this key takeaway in enough detail that your friend or relative can act on your explanation without having to do additional research. o As you describe your key takeaway, make sure to define any accounting words that your friend or relative would not know. o Provide an example of what applying this takeaway would look like for your friend’s company. If this involves doing math or building a schedule, then please show all your work. 5. Conclusion (1 page maximum) * Note: You are expected to repeat #4 above for every single takeaway. In other words, there should be at least 5 pages describing the takeaways and how they are useful for this new business.

Female Genital Mutilation in Guinea

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Female Genital Mutilation in Guinea

! These are the instructions I was given by my professor , Just to clarify I am a college student. ****There will be a 5-7 page analysis essay where students will be asked to explore a topic that is covered in class. The goal is to analyze said topic. This is not a book report but an exploration paper. A minimum of 4-5 academic sources (articles, written publications, etc.) should be used but students are encouraged to use more. Format:MLA/APA(yourchoice),in-text citations,a works cited page, grammatically correct. Wikipedia, forums, blogs and so on, are not credible sources so please do not use them. What is analysis? To separate into individual parts in order understand their influence through examination • The goal of the assignment is to pick a specific topic and to break it down to see how one aspect influences/or is influenced by the rest of the system. • Everything is connected and analyzing the impact of one trait/trend/attribute becomes easier. • Analysis also becomes easier when asking the right questions (questions are optional) they are there to help you start thinking and making the connections Books in the library, articles on databases and government websites are your safest bet for objective information

Walmart’s RFID Implementation Plan

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Walmart’s RFID Implementation Plan Academic Level : Professional Paper details Develop a Term Project Paper that is a detailed design of an implementation plan to incorporate RFID technology as part of a real-world business model of an organization of your choice. The timeframe is the current year and out to the next three years. Do not include any secure, confidential, or private information in your plan. Your paper should include background about the organization, its products and services, markets, and RFID strategies. Support your paper with theories, concepts, and best practices from the course textbook and scholarly resources available from the APUS Library and other Internet sites provided in this course. Term Project Outline: · Part 1 is the topic of your plan. This should be a minimum of 300 words. Also include title page, reference page, and use APA Style. · Part 2 is a detailed outline of your plan. This is a minimum of 300 words per outline subheadings. Also include title page, reference page, and use APA Style. · Part 3 is the detailed outline of your plan but with a minimum of facts and information from three peer reviewed or other journal sources from the APUS library or Internet sites provided in this course. This is a minimum 3 pages of written copy or content. Also include title page, reference page, and use APA Style. Paper: Minimum of 20 and maximum of 25 pages, including title page, reference page, Word, APA Style. A minimum of 8 references is required. Three must be from a peer-reviewed journal article or professional conference proceedings.

Radicalization of young people online and toxicity in gaming/online communities

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Radicalization of young people online and toxicity in gaming/online communities

How and why are a lot of young people getting influenced by alt right and extreme radically conservative political groups online and getting exposed to toxicity in gaming (and how gaming and extreme political takes have any connection), and if there is a way to solve this. Use sources please (5+), also i watched some good youtube videos on this topic, you should watch these for background info, but doesnt need to be a source – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P55t6eryY3g – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o13Yi9pZ3Hg – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4LqZdkkBDas If you dont know what to put for a certain question just put whatever you think is best. Heres the assignment guide. Classical Method Reframed for Dimensions of Citizenship Introduction (Exordium) – (Scope of past, present, and future; framing the content/topic and tone; some ethnography)Citizens and Membership 1.What statistics from any source and relevant personal story from your ethnography interview can you use as attention grabbers? (Start with the statistic to cast a wider net. Then, narrow the focus with relevant personal story. Keep the focus narrow by addressing the following questions.) 2.What does it mean to be a citizen/community member of the community you arechoosing to focus on? 3.Who does this community lean on? 4.Who leans on this community? 5.How might audiences within and outside of the community respond to shifting ideas of/practices within the community? In other words, how might audienceswithin and outside of the community respond to change within the community? 6.How are you related to the community? (You must have some kind of relationship to the community, or you can not write about the community.) 7.What relationship do you have to the community issue you are focusing on, and what makes you a valuable source to frame it’s remedy? 8.How can you clarify why the issue is important? Statement of Case (Narratio) – (past; the history lesson; context; some ethnography)Governance, Affinity, and Circumstance 1.What have the traditional views of citizenship/membership been, and who were the gatekeepers of that membership? 2.What are the modern views of citizenship/membership, and who are the gatekeepers of that membership? 3.How is power distributed among the community? 4.What is the community known for? 5.How does the community support its members? 6.How does the community oppress and/or police its members? 7.How does the community treat people from outside of their community? 8.How does the community coexist in relation to other communities? 9.Is the community a perfect living realization of individual community members values and beliefs? How do you know?* 10.Is the community a perfect living realization of its collective values and beliefs?How do you know?* 11.Using any of your interviews, what are community members saying the community’s impact is in the world?* 12.Using any of your interviews, what are community members saying thecommunity is embodying?* 13.Using any of your interviews, what are community members saying about wherethey think the community could grow?* (*=adapted from Assessment Fractal in Emergent Strategy by Adrienne Marie Brown) Proposition (Propositio) – (present and a nod to the future; the proposal ofchange/action; thesis) Disruption and Transformation 1.What kind of disruption of old structures is needed to address the community issue in focus? 2.How is the seriousness of what is at stake exhibited by community members? 3.How is the seriousness of what is at stake exhibited by people from outside of the community 4.How should the transformation of old structures be executed? 5.How can the community go about an exchange of needs during the transformation, as opposed to a person’s needs being achieved at the expenseof another’s needs (the aim is to set up Rogerian elements)? Refutation (Refutatio) – (a nod to the past and present; some ethnography) In Plain Sight 1.What popular images of the community exist that you can defy? (Think of this like a television special that says something along the lines of “Apple pie and countyfairs—this quaint little town seemed perfect. However, if one were to look closer,they would see a hellish tint to each pie—one that would haunt the town for many years thereafter.) 2.What cliche notions about where the community exists can you dispel? 3.Narrowing the focus, what is a counterargument to your thesis? 4.What logical fallacies are present in that counterargument? 5.What does the opposition expressing that counterargument need to know to be aware of in terms causes or effects of that logical fallacy? 6.What does the opposition expressing that counterargument need to know to reap the benefits of removing themselves from that logical fallacy line of thought? 7.How can those benefits be augmented by and a support for your thesis? 8.Narrowing the focus, what is a second counterargument to your thesis? 9.What logical fallacies are present in that counterargument? 10.What does the opposition expressing that counterargument need to know to be aware of in terms causes or effects of that logical fallacy? 11.What does the opposition expressing that counterargument need to know to reapthe benefits of removing themselves from that logical fallacy line of thought? 12.How can those benefits be augmented by and a support for your thesis? 13.Narrowing the focus, what is a third counterargument to your thesis? 14.What logical fallacies are present in that counterargument? 15.What does the opposition expressing that counterargument need to know to beaware of in terms causes or effects of that logical fallacy? 16.What does the opposition expressing that counterargument need to know to reap the benefits of removing themselves from that logical fallacy line of thought? 17.How can those benefits be augmented by and a support for your thesis? 18.Overall, how can you undermine conventional boundaries of the community?(Address how to go about an exchange of needs.) Confirmation (Confirmatio) – (present and a nod to the future; basically an English five-paragraph argumentative essay in the middle of this research essay; may use ethnography sources in addition to fiv

The Jungle and Social Work

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The Jungle and Social Work

 

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The third picture is the part of my previous essay where I listed the problems and my professor said that was a good list for my second paper. Those are the issues to use from the first part of the assignment where is says using at least 5 problems in assignment one. It is important not to just summarize the book as said in the instructions as well along with everything being cited and no plagiarism.

Aligning Actions with Words

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Aligning Actions with Words On August 29, 2005, Hurricane Katrina made landfall on the coast of the Gulf of Mexico. In New Orleans the hurricane caused a massive storm surge on Lake Pontchartrain, a form of tidal wave that wiped out lakeside communities outside of New Orleans, and the levees with the city were breached. About 80% of New Orleans flooded, leaving hundreds of people trapped within the flood zone. The next week became a stream of failed expectations and operational and communication gaffs that hindered the rescue and recovery efforts in New Orleans. The continuous wave of failed expectations caused significant reputational and operational harm to the government, especially FEMA and its Director Michael Brown, Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff, and President George W. Bush. Watch the PBS Frontline documentary on Hurricane Katrina, The Storm. https://www.pbs.org/video/frontline-the-storm/ Analyze how this situation is a demonstration of failing to align actions with words. Compare and contrast a minimum of three ways leadership demonstrated failing to align actions with words. Were there any comments made that may have been said to “feel good in the moment?” Why or why not? Conclude your paper with a description of how leadership could have earned the trust of the public. The requirements below must be met for your paper to be accepted and graded:

Word Length Effect on Memory

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It has to be APA format with Introduction, Discussion, References, Methods and Results sections. Also, I have the sources which can be put in to the paper instead of you finding it.

I have all the links just need the paper to be written. Also the results section should be: 1) Report descriptive statistics. You should describe the different treatment groups defined by the independent variable by reporting the mean and standard deviation? 2) Report inferential statistics. You should report the results of the statistical test that was run, using the APA-style reporting method we discussed in class (examples are present in the statistics crash course ppt file). You should also interpret what those results mean for the experiment’s hypothesis. Are the differences between the treatment groups meaningful, or not? The methods sections should be: 1) A participants subsection, in which the research subjects who participated in the experiment (you and your fellow classmates) should be described. In addition, the sampling methods used to recruit the research subjects should be reported. Finally, whether IRB approval and informed consent was obtained prior to the start of the experiment should be reported. (A quick note on ethics – This project will not go through the process of IRB approval. The data generated here are used solely for the purpose of instruction, and will never be published. Therefore, this experiment is not considered research and IRB approval is not necessary. A statement to this effect should be present in the methods section.) 2) A procedure subsection, in which the methods used to collect data should be described at a level of detail that would plausibly allow another researcher to replicate the experiment. This should include a clear description of each phase of the experiment. 3) An apparatus subsection, in which the equipment used to collect data should be described. A document with notes on the methods for this experiment can be found below.

This document is included to help students understand the experiment as it will be conducted, but students should use their own words to describe the methods of this experiment. Introduction section should be: )

Provide a general introduction to the topic of the paper. This often includes background information on the psychological construct the experiment will try to measure (for example, memory). This part of the introduction should help to convince the reader that the topic is important. 2) Provide a statement of the purpose of the study.

This section should include a clear discussion of the variables that the experiment examines, and the hypothesized relationship between those variables. 3) Describe the research strategy used to evaluate the hypothesis.

Discussion section should be: 1) Restate the hypothesis and summarize the results of the experiment 2) Place the results in context with other research, citing papers as necessary.

3) Interpret the results in light of the methods used. This section should have a discussion of the study’s limitations, including any threats to internal or external validity that may be present in the experimental design.

4) Discuss the implications of the data, how it could be applied, and suggestions for how future research can extend the results of the experiment described in this discussion section.

History of a Current Event Research Paper

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History of a Current EventResearch Paper(100 Points)This semester your job is to research the historical context of a controversial current event.

 

You will use primary and secondary sources to write a research paper that explains the deep history of your topic. For example, if you are researching the current conflict between the Israelis and Palestinians, your job is to find out when this conflict began, and how it evolved overtime. You should try to start your research at least 100 years ago, but all that matters is that youare discussing the history of your topicby focusingon the most important events/dates.If your topic doesn’t start until the 1930s or 1950s, then feelfree to start there.

 

For this essay,10 sources must come from the ProQuest Historical Newspaper database, so make sure you are familiar and comfortable using this resource. Requirements: •Length: 5 pages •Essay must include direct quotes from aminimum of 10 primary sourcesfrom ProQuest:-5 historical news articles from the Washington Post-5 historical news articles from the New York Times•Essay must include direct quotes from a minimumof 5 secondary sourcesof your choice(current newspaper articles, books, articles)•MLA formatinternal citations •MLA Works Cited page