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2. The Horrors of a Slave Ship

3. A Most Undisciplined and Profligate Crew

4. On Civil Disobedience, 1849

5. Lincoln and the Abolitionists

6. Slaves No More

7. The Nadir of Race Relations

All students will be required to write two three-page term papers on articles that they must read on their own. You must choose one article to read for each paper. All these articles can be found in the American Perspectives e-book. You must not use other sources to write these papers. As you are reading these articles and writing your paper, you must be able to answer the following questions:

What is the article about?
What is the author trying to say or argue?
What are your views on the topic or subject of the article you have chosen to read and write about?

These papers must be at least three pages or more in length. Your paper should be typed and double spaced, and you must use a Times New Roman font of 12. There should also be a title page and one-inch margins should be utilized throughout the paper. These papers must be turned in to me as Microsoft Word file attachments. I will not accept any late work for any reason. I will not accept any work that is sent to my e-mail address. I also do not want to see any quotes or quotations of any kind. One-inch margins should be utilized throughout each paper. These term papers must be written entirely in your own words.

The culture of an organisation determines its ability to change effectively. In addition, include positive action recommendations through which change management can become more effective in your organisation and specific department through a Strategic Plan. You are expected to show your own referenced research in Harvard APA style and creativity in your submission when answering the above question. Maximum word count: 3,000 words Submission Date: 9th November 2018. Note: Organizational details to be kept confidential.

Assessment two: 3000-word Essay The second essay of 3000 words will be worth 60 per cent of the final mark and is due on Monday 5 November at 5pm. possible essay topics are listed below, but students are also invited and in fact encouraged – to suggest a topic which particularly interests you. If you decide to write on a subject, you choose yourself please discuss it with John or Derek so that we can assist in defining the topic and ensuring that you dont take on too large a subject. We may also be able to suggest relevant sources of information and analysis. It is expected that preparation for writing the essays will include reading relevant articles and chapters of books listed in this Guide as well as other sources. Possible essay topics include: 1. In relation to one area of UN responsibility such as constraining the use of force, conflict prevention, peacebuilding, peacekeeping, disarmament, economic and social development, constraining climate change, human rights, Indigenous peoples rights or gender equity discuss lessons to be learned from past experience and possible high priority organisational and/or policy reforms which would contribute to strengthening the UNs effectiveness. 2. Critics of the UN claim that Global conferences and UN meetings are simply vacuous talkfests. Is this so? If not, discuss the ways in which such conferences are of value to Member States. 3. Is there a dichotomy between national sovereignty and multilateralism? 5. What is the rationale for having a permanent UN standing force, and why has this proposal never come to fruition? 6. Why was R2P adopted as a principle by the UN, and what problems have been encountered in implementing this principle. Do you think that it can evolve? 7. In what ways could your country contribute more actively to increasing the effectiveness of one or more parts of the United Nations system? 8. Are Australian Government policies for handling asylum seekers consistent with Australia’s commitment to the Refugee Convention and to membership of the UN High Commission for Refugees? If not, how do you think government policy should evolve? 9. How effective is the present system of global economic and financial governance? Discuss strengths, inadequacies and institutional and policy reforms which would contribute to addressing the problems. (It would be unwise to attempt this topic unless you have some background in economic policy.) 10. What have been the benefits and difficulties experienced by a particular developing country caused by policy recommendations from the World Bank and the IMF? What are some of the lessons for national development strategies? (You should only tackle this question if you have a substantial background in economic development.) Generic Skills The basis for assessing students essays will be whether: An adequate amount of research has been undertaken using appropriate material as shown by the quality of the essay and by footnotes and bibliography. The writing demonstrates understanding of the material. The question has been addressed directly, comprehensively and effectively. The major factors involved in the issue have been identified and explained. A clear argument is introduced at the beginning and developed in a rigorous, logical and well organised manner. There is evidence of principled, imaginative and creative thought. The essay leads to a justified and well-expressed conclusion. The writing style is lucid. Spelling and grammar have been checked and are accurate.
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Each student is expected to complete an article review associated with the field of adult education, training, or lifelong learning. Next, write a three to five (3-5) page review of the selected article in which you include the following items. Note: Make each numbered item below a heading in your review: List the name of the article you selected in APA format and why you selected the article. Summarize both the content of the article and the writer(s) conclusion and / or recommendation(s). Evaluate how the article contributes to your understanding of adult education, training or lifelong learning. Provide one (1) example of new idea or concept that you learned by reading the article and how you would train a class on the idea or concept. Suggest at least two (2) strengths and two (2) weaknesses of the article. Provide support for your rationale. Based on your current or preferred career, reflect on how the contents or findings of the article can be applied to your career. Your assignment must follow these formatting requirements: Be typed, double spaced, using Times New Roman font (size 12), with one-inch margins on all sides; citations and references must follow APA or school-specific format. Check with your professor for any additional instructions. Include a cover page containing the title of the assignment, the students name, the professors name, the course title, and the date. The cover page and the reference page (if applicable) are not included in the required assignment page length.
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CHOOSE ONE OF THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS…
____________________________________CHOICE 1 …[W]here interlocutory injunctions are sought to restrain publication before trial in cases involving a breach of confidence, privacy or libel, the court must look at the strength of the case and not apply American Cyanamid. Jamie Glister and James Lee, Hanbury and Martin: Modern Equity (20thedn, Sweet & Maxwell 2015) 776. OR CHOICE 2 In 2013 Rev Ltd set up as a small car manufacturing company. Over the last few years, car sales have increased steadily though they still only have about 1% of the car sales market in the UK. Their main selling point is that they are eco-friendly and cost-efficient. Rev Ltd has just invented a new emissions control system. Recent test results show that this new system will cut the emission of carbon monoxide gas to zero. This will allow them to break into the European car market. Rev Ltd has applied for a patent on their new system. Rev Ltd has recently learned that Renton, the largest car manufacturer in Europe, is about to launch their own new emissions control system, which appears to have exactly the same technology as that of Rev Ltd. Rev Ltd fear that this is a copy of their system and is a breach of their patent. Mr Smith, the managing director of Rev Ltd is also worried about another matter. He has been contacted recently by Mr Jones, the editor of Bottom Gear which is the UKs top-selling car magazine. Mr Jones said that he has been given confidential Rev Ltd documents which prove that the results of Rev Ltd tests on its new emissions control system were fixed and not honestly obtained. Mr Smith has denied these accusations but is concerned as Mr Jones has said that he will publish the story in the next issue of Bottom Gear, which is due to go to press in one week. Advise Mr Smithon any equitable remedies that may be available to Rev Ltd.

Choose one of the following topics and write a 700-1000 word essay. You must use at least one primary source (poem, play, story itself) and two secondary sources (source about the work). The secondary sources should be critical from appropriate literary journals or books. I suggest that you use the databases that the library subscribes to in order to find these. Cite the sources with correct MLA in-text citations and include a Works Cited page.
1.Analyze the Petrarchan tradition of love poetry. Discuss the use (and abuse) of Petrarchan conventions or conceits (love as a battle, love as a wound, love as a hunt, blazon, the beloveds virtue, the beloveds fair complexion and hair, identification with objects touched by the beloved, antithesis) by English poets. You may discuss the anti-Petrarchan sentiments that arise in the 1590s and later also. Or you may use Twelfth Night as an example of a writer making fun of the sentiments found in earlier works.

3.During the Renaissance, emphasis was placed upon mans ability to do great things. He was seen as a rational being capable of learning much and contributing much to society. Discuss how some of the works that we have read reflect this popular Renaissance thought and the philosophy of Humanism.
4. Compare/contrast Mores Utopia with dystopian literature popular today. Describe each society and then discuss the shortcomings of each. Is one preferable to the other?
5.Analyze the role of women in the Renaissance period. Look at the expectations of what women were capable of achieving versus their role as wife, mother, and lover. Do you see any exceptions to the expectations in any of the literature?
6.Compare/contrast the literature that we have read for the 16th century versus the readings for the Middle Ages. Do you see more differences or similarities? Do any concerns or themes carry over?
7.Choose a theme we have discussed, such as nobility, young and old age, gender roles, love, and analyze it in

Topic: The aim of this assignment if for students to utilise current research and studies on the health of differing groups to demonstrate an understanding of how socio-economic class, gender, age, ethnicity, or disability all play a role in the health of individuals and groups.You must choose below essay titles/topics:
Please put a source of references every paragraph.Support for the development of your assessment:Learning outcomes and threshold criteria:
Unit learning outcomes and assessment criteria covered by this assessment Demonstrate a working knowledge of explanations for the distribution of health and differential access to health care in the UK and account for the health and care outcomes of differing social groups.
Threshold criteria to achieve a pass in the assessment Using information from drawn from recommended sources, explain how social factors and social divisions impact on the health/healthcare of differing social groups.
Summarise your findings and argument in an essay format following standard rules of grammar, punctuation, spelling and referencing.Key initial* reading and resources:Annandale, E. (2014) The sociology of health and medicine: a critical introduction, 2nd edn., Cambridge: Polity Press
Barry, A-M. & Yuill, C. (2016) Understanding the Sociology of Health: an introduction, 4th edn. London: Sage
Nettleton, S. (2013) The sociology of health and illness, 3rd edn., Cambridge: Polity Press Guidelines
Your essay should include:
Your chosen title
An introduction which tells the reader what the aims and objectives of the essay are and an overview of the themes you will be discussing.
A first paragraph in which you define the key terms used in your essay
The main body of your essay in paragraph format
A conclusion where you draw the threads of your discussion together and show how you have addressed your aims and objectives.You will be expected to draw on parts of at least six academic/peer-reviewed sources (that is academic books or academic journals) to support your discussion to pass. Of this minimum of six sources, only one can be an Internet source and the six does not include lecture notes. The six is a minimum; students are encouraged to carry out wider reading.Written expression is an important element of good written communication, so try to write clearly and accurately. Also put yourself in the position of the audience and asking yourself whether someone coming to your work cold would be able to follow your train of thought. Proof read your work before handing it in and/or ask a trusted person to read it through for you.
No more than 5 10% of the assignment should be in the form of quotationsYou must use the Harvard referencing system to identify the source of all the information used in your assignment. You must reference systematically throughout the work itself and include a reference of the sources cited in your work. Please pay particular attention secondary referencing in the referencing guidelines. You will find a copy of the latest referencing guidelines on the units BREO site. Also read the section headed Plagiarism and Bad Academic Practice in the unit handbook.Your work must be word processed, double spaced and page numbered. You must also include a word count.
You are reminded that plagiarism of any type will be penalised and result in a fail.

The volume around the issue of gender pay gap in the UAE has increased in recent months and there are several factors that have contributed to the intensity of the debate. It is an issue that has polarised opinion around the differences between male and female earnings. There is an argument that the debate is much more nuanced than the headline figures suggest and that they mask a number of deeper, structural shifts in employment patterns.
The assessment is:
1. Critically evaluate the concept of the gender pay gap.

3. To what extent could it be argued that the existence of a gender pay gap represents a failing on the part of the HR function?
See: The National (2018) Draft law brings UAE closer to ensuring equal wages for men and women available: https://www.thenational.ae/uae/government/draft-law-brings-uae-closer-to-ensuring-equal-wages-for-men-and-women-1.720305

Please use scholarly sources. 2.Discuss one of the psychiatric disorders. Be sure to address both the physiological and behavioral aspects of the disorder (signs and symptoms, biochemical or genetic theories, etc.), and pharmacological and behavioral treatments for the disorder. What is the role of the biopsychologist or neuroscientist in this type of research? 3. Discuss sleep in terms of the normal sleep cycle. Be sure to address the stages of sleep and physiological correlates associated with each stage. How does dreaming fit into our conception of a normal sleep cycle? Address theories of dreaming. What are the consequences of disruption of sleep? 4. Critically evaluate the theories that have been used to explain emotion. Which do you think is the best theory and why? 5.What brain regions and neurochemical systems are known to be involved in the regulation of sleep? What is known about the neurobiology and endocrinology of circadian rhythms? 6.What brain structures and circuits are known to be particularly important for human memory? Discuss the evidence linking the hippocampus with an involvement in cognitive mapping and spatial memory. 7.Compare and contrast Brocas aphasia with Wernickes aphasia. What cortical regions need to be damaged to produce these types of aphasia, and what do they tell us about the brain mechanisms underlying language? 8. What are the differences and similarities in the action of cocaine and heroin on the brains reward systems? Do all addictive drugs work by causing the release of dopamine in the nucleus accumbens? In what ways have learning and conditioning been shown to be important determinants of drug tolerance? 9.Brain scanning technology is providing new insights into our understanding of the brain. Explain how CAT, MRI, PET and fMRI scanning works, and some of the ways in which this technology has been used to justify the above statement. Provide an example to support your answer. 10. In what ways has the abnormal formation and deposition of amyloid been implicated in the pathogenesis of Alzheimers disease? How can cognitive reserve be built up? What evidence shows that this can have beneficial effects for maintaining mental functioning later in life?
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What do you attribute to the demise or success of this relationship? What did you learn from this experience? Describe one concept you have learned in Chapter 8 – Making the Intercultural Connection in the Workplace – that can help improve your intercultural competency in the workplace.