Civil Liberties: The course is Legal and Constitutional Issues, it’s a course requirement for Homeland Security

The course is Legal and Constitutional Issues, it’s a course requirement for Homeland Security. The course consist of analyzing court cases and law. Here is the topic: Evaluate how much of a threat state secrets doctrine is to civil liberties. The Jeppesen-Dataplan case has a wealth of material to start writing and which cases to look up for your research. As much as possible, try to write an argument. If not an argument, at least an in-depth analysis. Do not simply write out general information about your topic so that what you turn in is merely a Wikipedia. I want you to think critically. And speaking of Wikipedia, NEVER cite wikipedia as a source. Wikipedia is a great starting point to get general information to start, but do not use it for much more than that.

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So far we have studied the ethics of abortion, sexual morality, gay marriage, animal rights, and euthanasia

So far we have studied the ethics of abortion, sexual morality, gay marriage, animal rights, and euthanasia. Pick one of these areas. Then, review a debate between two (or at most three) authors. First, carefully present the authors’ views. What are the authors’ main conclusions? What are the premises that support these conclusions? What are some reasons to believe that the premises are true? Next, object to one author’s argument. Why is the argument invalid (the conclusion does not follow from the premises) or why is one of the premises false? Finally, conclude by explaining the significance of your finding (i.e., how does it influence our moral thinking or apply to public policy?).

Length ~1000 words, standard format, works cited page (there is no expectation that you use outside sources), and double-spaced. Please do not use silly fonts, strange spacing, irregular margins, etc.

The Late Policy: This paper must be submitted in class paper (stapled) on 12/5. If, due to some extenuating circumstance, please email your paper directly to me at the start of class on 12/5. Late papers lose one full letter grade for each day late. Papers will not be accepted after 12/9.

Intro:

Functions of the introduction: motivate the project (why does this paper matter), thesis (what I will argue), roadmap (what are the steps taken in this paper),

Thesis: you may bold or italicize your thesis. It is appropriate to say, “I will argue…” or “This paper will argue…”

The thesis is a contract between you and the reader.

Criteria of a good thesis: 1) specific 2) controversial 3) plausible (defensible) 4) value-added (novel contribution).

Example of a bad thesis: Schulmann thinks gay marriage is wrong. (Vague, non-controversial, no new contribution).

Better thesis: I will argue that Horkheimer and Adorno’s conception of a monolithic cultural apparatus is implausible given the practical limitations of generating a unified apparatus for the production of culture.

Body:

Clearly convey the position(s) you are considering. What is the central point of the author? How do they support this central point?

Transitions and Signposts: tell the reader what has been stated and what will be argued next. “It has been shown that X holds position Y for reasons A and B. Next, objections to A and B will be considered.”

Original contribution: after clearly presenting the positions, provide an original critique (e.g., show why the argument doesn’t follow from the premises or why one of the premises is false). Thought experiments maybe useful here.

Basic Structure: Intro, position 1, position 2, original contribution (objection), conclusion

General Tips: Clarity is King/Queen, avoid rhetorical questions, use peer review, and explain!

Grading Criteria:

Clarity of Exposition (40%)– proper spelling grammar and syntax, well organized, fluid and logical transitions

Accuracy of Presentation (40%) – careful and accurate recapitulation of the author’s argument

Original Contribution (20%) – substantive, well-developed, original

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Societal Marketing Concept

Finally provide the examples of 3 different businesses – brands using societal marketing in different ways.
In the text should be the references: (Author, date, page number) and full reference should be after the text: (Author, date, tittle and other information which you find on the site). It is important to use the words of the author in quotation marksate: (“…”) and after it also make short reference.

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EU-Syria-Mediterranean Relations and Politics

Why is the subject important to your institution/country?
What is “your” position on the subject?
Take into account the others present in the press conference: whose position might you support, with whom might you disagree
Preparation
Research the background of the person
Research interests and positions of the institution/country which he/she represents
Research the current developments on the topic, actions, visits, statements made by your official
Look online for televised conferences of that person or on that subject, check the provided example for a press statement

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“[The] rapidity of technological change […] [is] positively related to the probability that organizational members will recognize entrepreneurial opportunities” (Ireland et al., 2008: 30). Critically discuss this proposition.

Showing that you understand particular theories; applying theory correctly; providing evidence to back up your arguments; comparing and discussing different points of view; critical discussion – not just description; and not simply regurgitating lecture notes.
You should look to: draw on previous empirical studies, theoretical papers, visiting speakers, case studies and your interviews with managers.

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College Athletics Arms Race: What is the Arms Race in college athletics

What is the Arms Race in college athletics? Describe in detail the Arms Race and how it is affecting the college athletic department business model. Is it beneficial for programs to participate in the Arms Race? Is this a sustainable model? Is the University of Maryland benefiting from participating in the Arms Race? Assess the current financial landscape of Maryland’s athletic department. Forecast future revenues, expenditures, and debt.

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Vaccines and the developing world. You may want to consider the scientists as health care providers and as researchers interested in studying other contagious diseases and developing treatments or vaccines

What are the interests of the scientists as sciences here (i.e., what are their goals with respect to being able to conduct scientific research and/or communicate scientific findings and/or participate in a scientific community)?
What are the interests of the non-scientists?
How are the interests of each group reflected in the norms (i.e., the standards for ethical conduct) they identify as being important here?
How might conflicts in these competing sets of norms be reconciled (or otherwise dealt with)?

Here’s a rough strategy for using your allotted words effectively:

Setting up the issue (what is the questions, who is on which side, what big claim does each side make) � about 300 words.
The scientists’ interests � about 150 words.
The nonscientists’ interests � about 150 words.
What the scientists think ought to be done and why � about 100 words.
What the non-scientists think ought to be done and why � about 100 words.
A strategy for resolving the conflict � about 100 words.
The first of these (the set-up) is the section that will draw most heavily on your research. The other sections should focus on your analysis of the matter. Your task is to diagnose the conflicting interests at the heart of the matter, to explain how these lead the sides to identify different actions that would be best, and to illuminate any overlapping interests that might lead to a resolution of the conflict.

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The materials manager is very familiar with older material requirements planning (MRP) systems, as well as more integrated manufacturing resource planning (MRPII) systems

The materials manager is very familiar with older material requirements planning (MRP) systems, as well as more integrated manufacturing resource planning (MRPII) systems. In fact, he is quite proud of the way the MRPII system works; his entire team has worked hard and has achieved schedule accuracy of over 98% and inventory accuracy of over 97%. He is also proud that as a result of this kind of change to the more modern MRPII systems, the firm’s inventory turnover has improved from 2.1 to 4.2; quite an achievement in his eyes and the CEO’s.

He asked you to meet with his own materials management team to discuss the following specific points:
•Your understanding of the pros and cons of MRPII systems, citing at least two Web sources.
•How could any new system be better than an MRPII system?

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Present the business case and an initial plan for the design of a public sector and/or nonprofit sector solution to a social need that involves the creation of a new organization

This is a project report. And this is a group assessment. my teammate is charge for question Number 1, 2, 3, 4, 8. I has already upload the file of his part to you. He has already choose a non-profit organization we decided to write. so please read his part first.
My part is to write and answer following question Number 5, 6, 7. So please YOU just according to my teammate works to answer and finish question Number 5, 6, 7. Please use tools.

Write a project report which explains the business case for the creation of a new organisation, including needs, benefits, funding, stakeholders, management issues etc. The report needs to present a compelling and convincing business case, so exactly what you include, and how much weight you dedicate to each point, is up to you. You can and should use tools and models discussed in the module. The following list is indicative to help you get started.

1. Discuss the social need/problem, including urgency, severity or impact, and describe the domain of action (geographical context)
2. Present the vision and the specific objectives of this solution
3. Explain the combination of activities and services which will be needed to reach the objectives and explain who will be the beneficiaries/recipients/audience
4. Justify what makes this a suitable public and/or non-profit organization (This can be either why it won’t be a private organization or why it would be better undertaken through public and/or nonprofit organization)
5. Position the proposed organisation relative to its environment/stakeholders and to existing activities and services. Advantages and disadvantages
6. Present the organisational structure, key decisions about how the organisation will be managed and run. Discuss possible implementation issues.
7. Outline the strategy for enlisting financial and human resources involved
8. The report should start with an executive summary and finish with conclusions/recommendations/next steps

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