1- governance
2- the context
3- governing style
4- governance in classic india
5- impediments to good governance
6- public service
7- corruption ( the most insidious impediment to good governance)
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[order_calculator]Oakland, J. S. (2003) TQM: text with cases. 3rd ed. Oxford: Butterworth-Heinemann.
Assess the effectiveness of the strategy of seven steps to ‘Revitalising Quality’ at BT Retail and evaluate the role and performance of management in its implementation.
The following conditions must meet in the paper
1) The answer must raise appropriate critical questions.
2) The answer must include examples from experience or the web with references from relevant examples from real companies.
3) Do include all your references, as per the Harvard Referencing System,
4) Please don’t use Wikipedia web site.
5) I need examples from peer reviewed articles or researches.
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[order_calculator]In this essay, you will write about ethics. The purpose of this essay is to demonstrate how you have met the ethics outcome through your past coursework or work experiences. The outcome states: Students will be able to apply concepts of: ethical conduct in decision making, ethical conduct in action, social responsibility in decision making, and social responsibility in action.
Instructions for this essay:
1. In this original paper you will define an ethical issue ***Human Trafficking*** that you either encountered or studied in a previous course.
2.Write down what “ethical conduct in decision making, ethical conduct in action, social responsibility in decision making, and social responsibility in action” you used when working through this ethical issue. Be prepared to be very specific with your examples. .
.Write a 1250-1500-word essay that illustrates the issue and how you used ethical conduct. .
This paper is to demonstrate your critical thinking skills. As such, you are to take what you have researched and analyze and synthesize what is written. You are to form educated responses to the Elder and Paul list, which means you need to include evidence from experts in your field.
Some remaining guidelines:
1.Write 1250-1500 5 complete pages words .
2.Double space .
3.Include a title page .
4. 12 font Times New Roman
5.Include a “References” page using APA .
6.Do not include an “Abstract” .
7.Use the APA style guide for your in line citations .
8.Do not plagiarize – to learn more about plagiarism, please see Excelsior’s OWL .
9 Use 5 scholarly resources.
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[order_calculator]Him in many ways such as in the way he thinks, the manner in which he interacts with others, and in making decisions that would change the direction of his life. The people surrounding the individual and the social culture of the household and community around him, all influence what the person becomes. In Amy Tan’s short story, Rules of the Game,
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The protagonist uses the lessons she learned from her mother and the Chinese upbringing the mother imposes upon her, to find her own self and achieve independence.
Waverley Place Jong’s mother is a traditional Chinese woman who believes that the Chinese way of raising children is the best way. Her intentions are good. She does not spoil her children. The family is not rich but they eat three five-course meals a day. She is proud of her heritage so that even when Waverley (Meimei to the family) asks her if it is true that the Chinese do tortures, the mother replies that “We do torture. Best torture (Tan).” She also knows that being in
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American, she has to follow the American rules, even if they seem stupid to her. Her mother pushes Meimei to excel. She also believes in feigning humility. This
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is the kind of rearing that the protagonist grew up with so that all her life Meimei is driven to be proud, excel, not question American rules, and to feign humility.
This style of upbringing, however, would stifle Meimei and bring about her conflict with her mother. When Meimei was only beginning chess, her mother was hesitant to her join
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tournaments. When she starts winning and becomes a celebrity in the neighborhood, her mother feels as if Meimei’s achievements are hers as well and that without her, Meimei would have not accomplished what she had. In spite her ignorance and lack of knowledge behind the logic of the game, she would tell her daughter to lose less chess pieces, to Meimei’s consternation. It also annoyed Meimei that her mother announces her to the shops
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in the market. Meimei does not understand that in Chinese culture, the family member and the family are one. The child is the extension of his or her mother’s
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pride. Therefore, when Meimei expresses about
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how embarrassed she is about what her mother does, her mother interprets it as her daughter’s embarrassment of her.
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is why when she returns after running away from her mother, Mrs. Jong declares, “We not concerning this girl. This girl is not concerning for us (Tan).”
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Growing up in America, in spite the
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Chinese-influenced surroundings, Meimei feels like most American children, the need to grow-up
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and become independent of her family.
Meimei uses her mother’s own advice to break free from her mother’s control.
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The best lesson she learns from her mother is what she calls the art of invisible strength. According to the old Chinese saying, the wise man “not go against the wind…Strongest wind cannot be seen (Tan).”
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Meimei chose to be quiet in the face of her mother’s anger. She simply goes to her room, locks the door behind her, goes to bed, and ponders on her next move as if her life is a chess game. This ending to the story suggests that Meimei has actually imbibed her mother’s teaching of taking advantage of the opponent’s aggressiveness by fighting stealthily and in silence. She has learned well from her mother and is now applying the lessons. The irony, however, is that Meimei is using the lesson in order to assert her own individuality and independence.
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The physical and social environments of the individual mold the character of a person and give him a sense of belonging to the social group which influences him. Sometimes, however, the same upbringing isolates the individual or makes him wish to part from the very social group which raised him.
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In the story of Waverley Place Jong, the protagonist grows up in a Chinese neighborhood in America, closely raised by her own mother. Her mother’s style, however, stifles her so that in the end, she chooses to defy her mother and assert her own independence.
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[order_calculator]Use the information on pages 165 and 173 (I will upload additional files later in my account) on Trade Restrictions. What is your opinion regarding the economic efficiency of Trade Restrictions. Are you on favor of restrictions or are you against restrictions. Among the trade restrictions listed, which one do like best and which one do you like least.
This homework/research project will be due one week from issue by the instructor. Do not use outside information for this project.
Do this Project in Ms Word on one page.
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Indicate:
the pages of the textbook
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End the paper with your opinion regarding this issue.
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[order_calculator]The function and importance of letters in Pride and Prejudice
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Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice is commonly accredited
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Austen employs the omniscient narrative voice which is further improved by character correspondence and dialogue that makes the work a classic. According to Lenckos (2005), Austen matured as a writer immediately after the recognition of the epistolary,
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Pride and Prejudice was first written in a letter form titled First Impressions and therefore letters serves a vital function in the novel (Leckos,2005). This study analyzes the functions and importance of letters in Pride and Prejudice
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by looking at how they contribute to plot development, character development and construction of the social setting of the novel. Jane Austen uses letters exchange
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the novel. The writer includes twenty letters in her novel, indicating the magnitude of letters in a small circle of acquaintances.
Austen employs letters in Pride and Prejudice to develop her characters. The author reveals much about the characters through letters.
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her characters to converse beyond the limits of the dialogue used in the novel and in so doing the characters differentiate themselves from the others. The author employs each letter to offer a glimpse into its writer’s character and stream of thoughts
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and aspirations. For example, Caroline Bingley in her first letter to Jane shows her frivolous nature and lighthearted
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character. In her letter, Bingley uses hyperbole and a playful tone to make the dinner invitation: “If you are not so compassionate as to dine today with Louisa and me, we shall be in danger of hating each other for the rest of our lives, for a whole day’s tete-a-tete between two women can never end without a quarrel.”(Austen 2001)
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Secondly, Mr. Collin’s long letter sent to Mr Bennet reveals the clergyman’s character to the readers. When Mr. Bennet receives and reads the letter, he can tell that the man he is about to meet would definitely be full of amusement and comic.
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He anticipates that the writer of the letter would provide the needed comic
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to the company given that he learns from the letter that Mr. Collin possesses
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numerous self compliments and self praise. In the same manner, the other entire letter in the novel reveals to the reader a glimpse of the character trait of its writer. Mr. Darcy
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letters, tell a lot about him as they reveal him to be reserved and warm to others.
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his compassion and pride are exposed to the reader in his letter where he explains his involvement in the Bingely affairs. Jane Bennett’s letters are discreet and lack judgment; Lydia writes while paying no attention to what she is writing. In his letters, Mr. Gardiner aims to be the holder and giver of solutions and good news (Austen, 2001). On the other hand, Mr. Collins writes of his intent to marry Bennett’s daughters in a manner to suggest that what he is doing amounts into
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a big favor to the family (Austen, 2001) The letter written by Darcy to Elizabeth reveals that he respects her and desires that Elizabeth prospers
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this is despite Darcy’s proposal that was insulting. Surprisingly, Darcy’s sole letter is seen to contain more matter than Mr. Collins’ many letters,
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therefore, through the letter Darcy emerges to the reader as being a romantic hero.
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Apart from the development of character traits, Austen uses letters in Pride and Prejudice to develop the plot of the novel. The author uses letter
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as a vehicle through which the much awaited news and invitations are sent. Austen (2001) says that in any given day, the time at which letters were expected formed the most anxious time of the day. The anticipation of what the letters held made sure that the time was awaited eagerly.
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She uses letter to advance the events in the novel by moving the reader though the journey of the society way
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of life and love (Nixon and Penner, 2005). When the invitation to Netherfield arrives to announce the coming of Mr. Collins, the whole of the household is in a flurry caused by the pack
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of unmarried daughters and their mother. Later, letters poison the excitement when information arrives saying that the Bingleys are supposed to leave for England. In developing the plot of the novel, Austen uses letters to introduce almost all the major points that develop the plot. The most eminent of letter
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doing this is Mr. Darcy’s letter sent to Elizabeth, in which he confesses his involvement in the separating of Bingley and Jane and relationship with
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.After reading Darcy’s letter the reader knows its writers
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character and it is clear why he chose a letter rather than face to face confrontation to reveal such an important clue in the story.
Austen’s Pride and Prejudice is a love a story
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that is set alongside a tradition-driven nineteenth century society that experienced the clash in which the middle class struggled to secure the future of their unmarried daughters. Letter writing was an essential ingredient that characterized the period (Nixon and Penner, 2005). By using letters in her novel, Austen intended aimed
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to produce a work of literature that mirrored the genuine state of the existing society. In addition to this,
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In Austen’s Pride and Prejudice, letters function on several levels. They create real and vivid characters whose traits become believable to the readers by forming a vehicle for insightful characterization. Letters also ensure that the plot of the novel develops as the main events are revealed through letters. When viewed as a whole, the letters used by the author points
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this is a popular adage not only for its timelessness, but also because it encompasses our stance on the idea of solitude. For this essay, I used Ernest Hemingway’s “Hills Like White Elephants” and Willa Cather’s “Paul’s Case” to present perceptions of human isolation. In essence, both authors have shown that the idea of human isolation can come in many forms, and not just by physical separation. In Hemingway’s “Hills,” the protagonist dealt
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with isolation in the form of a conflict of interest with her partner. Cather’s “Paul’s Case,” meanwhile, showed our protagonist struggling with isolation against a more passive, but pervasive environment. By identifying the similarities and differences between the stories, we can have a clearer and deeper understanding of human isolation.
The main point of comparison between Hemingway’s girl and Cather’s Paul is that their isolation has blocked them from achieving self-fulfillment or happiness. Readers
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get a sense that both characters were unhappy with their current situation, and that their environment kept them from their goals. The protagonists have also shown symptoms of detachment from their immediate worlds, furthering their feeling of isolation.
How a certain character acts and what guides their
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decisions tells a lot about traits and values, and forms the backbone of a story. Both the girl and Paul were shown to hold a power of their own with regards to their environment and the people with whom they interacted. The girl’s power lay in her relationship with the American. We get a sense that they were lovers through the topics of their conversations: their being together, their past and future as indicated in the dialogue
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“We’ll be fine afterwards. Just like we were before.”
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Paul’s power derived from how he succeeded in calming his mind and body whenever he was watching “the pageant,” versus when he was at the center of “bare walls and naked floors.”
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Although their struggles were rooted in different spheres – the girl’s in a stage of relationship, while Paul’s in freedom of lifestyle – their feeling of isolation were likewise aggravated by a conflict with their environment. This
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tells us that external conflicts can increase a person’s sense of isolation, and this conflict can come from active or passive forces, as in the American and Cordelia Street respectively.
Both characters have been defeated by their isolation at the end of the stories. The manner with which unhappiness was shown in each character was different: the girl showed her unhappiness subtly –
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if we analyze her conversations with the American, we can see that their exchanges were rife with contradictions, disagreements and double-meanings.
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In contrast, Paul’s unhappiness was more apparent in the way he acted in certain environments. In Cordelia street
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and in school, he appeared agitated and nervous, while the opposite was true when he was in Carnegie Hall and New York. Their happiness was also conditional. The American professed full devotion to the girl, but only if she underwent the unnamed operation. In Paul’s case, it meant his facing his fear of the unknown, which he successfully conquered for a short time. Both were left unfulfilled by the end of the story, which tells us that isolation can sever character development.
Note that the point of view chosen by the authors factors greatly in our understanding of a character. The style of narration – the presence or absence of dialogue, the number of information directly fed through the text, etc. –
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also influences characterization. Hemingway and Cather’s styles are contrastive, yet they succeed in helping us evaluate human isolation in its many possible forms. By looking at the protagonists’ situation from different angles, we are able to paint a clearer picture of the nature of human isolation.
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[order_calculator]Ethical Issues and Human Rights in the Human Services
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[order_calculator]Quality Argument Essay on topic statement “Digital Technology has changed the way communication takes place , but not for the better”.The word limit is 1500 words .
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