Short Essay on Governance Networks

The short essay on governance networks is 1000 words long (+/-10%).
· Marking criteria for the short essay will be issued.
· Further information about this assignment will be given in Module 1.

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McDonalds Coffee case: Compare and contrast the holdings by the courts

Read the McDonalds Coffee case on pages 93 and 94 and the Palsgraf case on page 95. Cases will be submitted as attachments.
Both cases involve claims of negligence by the company.

Discuss the facts in each case
Compare and contrast the holdings by the courts
How can you explain the holdings of the courts based on this week’s learning segments
How would you deal with these scenarios in these cases to prevent future claims
Would you propose any alternatives, if so what?

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“Paying Attention Pays Off for Andra Rush

Leadership Behavior / The Minicase is: Paying attention Pays Off for Andra Rush / Graduated level paper. (Case Study)
The Book is: LEADERSHIP enhancing lessons of experience (HUGHES – GINNETT – CURPHY) Seven edition, 2012.
“Paying Attention Pays Off for Andra Rush”
Paying attention has been the key for Andra Rush. As a nursing school graduate she was paying attention when other nurses complained about unfair treatment and decided she wanted to do something about it—so she enrolled in University of Michigan’s MBA program so she could do something about how employees were treated. As she completed her business courses and continued to work as a nurse, she was paying attention when a patient described his experience in the transport business. The business sounded intriguing and so, with minimal experience and minimal resources, Rush took a risk and started her own trucking business. She scraped together the funds to buy three trucks by borrowing money from family and maxing out her credit cards. She specialized in emergency shipping and accepted every job that came her way, even if it meant driving the trucks herself. She answered phones, balanced her books, and even repaired the trucks. She paid attention to her customers and made a point of exceeding their expectations regardless of the circumstances. When the terrorist attacks of September 11 shut down local bridges, Rush rented a barge to make sure a crucial shipment for DaimlerChrysler made it to its destination on time.
Rush continues to pay attention and credits her listening skills as a major reason for her success. Rush is distinct in the traditionally white male-dominated trucking industry—a woman and a minority (Rush is Native American) who credits her heritage and the “enormous strength of her Mohawk grandmother for helping her prevail.
“It is entirely possible that my Native spirit, communicated to me by my grandmother and my immediate family, have enabled me to overcome the isolation, historical prejudice, and business environment viewed as a barrier to Native- and woman-owned businesses. The willingness to listen, to understand first, and act directly and honestly with integrity is a lesson and code of conduct my elders have bequeathed to me. Being an entrepreneur has reinforced those lessons again and again.”
Her Mohawk heritage is pervasive. Rush’s company logo is a war staff with six feathers representing the Six Nations of the Iroquois: Mohawk, Onondaga, Oneida, Cayuga, Tuscarora, and Seneca. She believes in the power of a diverse workforce and as a result more than half of the 390 employees at Rush Trucking are women and half are minorities. Rush keeps close tabs on her company and its employees. Though the company has grown from its humble three-truck beginning to a fleet of 1,700 trucks, Rush still takes time to ride along with drivers. She has provided educational programs like The Reader’s Edge, a literacy program, to improve the skills and lives of her employees. Rush is actively involved in several organizations that work to improve the position of minorities—she’s on the boards of directors of the Michigan Minority Business Development Council, Minority Enterprise Development/ Minority Business Development Agency, Minority Business Roundtable, and has served as president of the Native American Business Alliance.
Answer the following question in the case study paper:
1. As we have discussed, competency models describe the behaviors and skills managers need to exhibit if an organization is to be successful. Consider the general competencies found in the textbook and apply these to Andra Rush, providing examples of why these competencies apply.
2. Mentoring has played a role in the careers of many successful minorities in leadership positions. Who could be identified as a coach or mentor for Andra Rush?
3. Consider some of the self-defeating behaviors outlined in this chapter that contribute to management derailment. What lessons has Andra Rush obviously learned from the failure of others?
4. Discuss the case in a larger context. Use the following questions to guide your analysis:
• How does the case relate to the textbook material?
• How does it relate to your experiences?
• What theme or lesson would you take away from the case?

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Use of the CEDAW Optional Protocol to pursue women’s human rights violations

1-first, I would like the writer to provide an OUTLINE about the topic so I can edited then return the outline back with my suggestions. Please send the outline in 3-4 days
2. The topic is, Use of the CEDAW Optional Protocol to pursue women’s human rights violations. Limitations, opportunities, and consequences of the complaint procedure and the inquiry procedure; how has the OP been used thus far; role of NGOs in promoting OP use.

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Dramatic rise in international migration and both legal and illegal

Dramatic rise in international migration, both legal and illegal, means at least 200m people now live abroad. European countries that were long sources of emigration are importing foreign labour and the number of foreigners born in America has reached record levels. Migrants provide flexible labour, but also strain welfare and local cultures; they send home over $300 billion annually, but also represent a brain drain from poorer countries.

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Microeconomics‎ (Economic Class)

This is for Microeconomics‎ (Economic Class)
there is online account that I want you to log in to solve the problems. When you log to the account the part that I want you to work on is ( Graded) when you click on the Graded you will finds the problems that I want you to work on.

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Rhetorical Analysis Essay: Obama’s 2008 “More Perfect Union” speech (aka “Race Speech”

After gathering and interpreting the necessary research and after carefully reading both assigned speeches: 1) Obama’s 2008 “More Perfect Union” speech (aka “Race Speech” delivered at the constitution center and 2) Obama’s 2013 Morehouse commencement speech:
Write a thesis-driven, research-supported essay in which you analyze the differing rhetorical EXIGENCES and the differing intended AUDIENCES for each of the two Obama speeches touching on race relations in America. in light of the differing exigences and audiences, how does Obama’s level of ETHOS (credibility) differ with each audience prior to delivering the speech and how does he seek to repair or enhance his ethos within each speech?
add:
-two primary sources (the two Obama speeches)
-two secondary sources, which should include:
the time magazine article (“why Obama has a pastor problem”) and a reliable source that gives a brief historical context for why Morehouse college was created in the first place as well as statistics on the age, race, and the gender makeup of its undergraduate student population.
Quoting: throughout your analysis, you should include paraphrases and brief quotes from the primary and secondary sources to support your points.

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Topic: What is the history behind The Laramie Project in modern society

( Has book, play and movie). PLEASE use the source as book “The Laramie Project: Ten Years Later” by Moises Kaufman, Leigh Fondakowski, Greg Pierotti. AND the play version. There was a play in my school but i didnt attented, so please write essay looks i was there please. Please use MLA7 format for the citation. I need FIVE pages text, not 4 and half. I will upload the materials, please read the instruction and information carefully.

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Case Study: Case Study Ruth’s Chris and Chapter 13 Global Marketing case study contain should incorporate

Case Study: Case Study Ruth’s Chris and Chapter 13 Global Marketing case study contain should incorporate Chapter 11. Segment each section of the case study by using these questions. 1) What are the issues facing the firm? What needs to be decided? 2) What are the firm’s strategic options? (and implications of each?) 3) What key action(s) should the firm take? 4) Why is this appropriate course of action? (i.e., what’s your justification for this action?)

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