Traffic congestion in Bristol

The project is 2000 words, the word count excludes list of references and appendices.

Research Project A: Traffic congestion in Bristol
Examine possible solutions to the traffic congestion in Bristol. Is a congestion charge a viable option?

It is recognised that Bristol has a traffic congestion problem. There are a number of causes and possible solutions.
1- Examine the causes of congestion in Bristol.
2- Investigate a range of possible solutions to this problem.
3- Survey the Bristol public to find out what they think of the proposed solutions.
4- Compare the results of your survey to the literature review.

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International Human resource management

Research and critically discuss the implications of labor flexibility on the international management of human resources

Students may interpret the question broadly or choose to focus on particular aspects of IHRM to illustrate their argument. The assignment will be assessed on the extent to which the student is able to achieve the following learning outcomes:

1. display knowledge and understanding of the content, scope and limitations of labor flexibility in business, organisation and the international management of human resources

2. bring together and critically evaluate theoretical and critical perspectives on labor flexibility and IHRM,

3. integrate and reflect on in-class learning and independent study and research into the coursework,

4. formulate and communicate a well structured, researched and developed argument responding to the question, observing the academic standards of grammar, spelling and referencing.

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Baha’i” and “Religion – Scientology” and “Religion – Mormonism.”

Please view the following religions – Baha’i” and “Religion – Scientology” and “Religion – Mormonism.” Then answer the following questions in your Discussion for this unit/module. The questions are:

Syncretism – As mentioned in the lessons, some people think that religions emerge in conversation with cultural and religious traditions of the day. For example, Scientology emerged as somewhat of an Americanized Hinduism in conversation with science fiction; Mormonism emerged as an Americanized Christianity; and the Baha’i faith suggests that there’s one underlying philosophical or ethical foundation for all religious traditions. Does syncretism happen? Give examples from the religious traditions we’ve studied in prior weeks and discuss what this means for the uniqueness of each individual faith tradition. Do you think there’s an underlying foundation for all religions? If so, what is it? If not, why not?
Religion and Control – People accuse Scientology of being very controlling of its members. They accuse it of breaking up families and blackmailing members into giving over large sums of money to the Church. Is there something about religious faith that is naturally controlling? Could religion exist if it gave up control of others? Does it need control to survive?

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Communication, Gender and Culture,

No ESL. American english writer only; perfect english required. The text is: Gendered Lives: Communication, Gender and Culture, 9th Edition | 9780495794165 https://instructors.coursesmart.com/mycoursesmart Login: anythinggoes99999@gmail.com Pass: Ontime99!

List and label these are two different assignments; different reference pages required.

Forum 6: The mass media are blamed for both perpetuating gender stereotypes and for destroying “traditional” gender roles. What roles do you think media play in gender construction and reinforcement? How traditional are those “traditional” roles?

Forum 5: Based on your reading of the textbooks, how would you describe your approach to argument? How would you describe the approach of someone with whom you argue frequently (spouse, significant other, supervisor, subordinate, parent, friend)?

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Education Environments

Education Environments

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Bedside shift

Bedside shift report. Your response for each element should be at least 150 words. identify the objectives of the training, the intended participants, where the training will occur( in the hospital), and how the training will occur (face to face, role play, demonstration repeat demonstration etc.).

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Religion ans science

Presentation about the essay Religion ans science

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Philosphy

Write a 2500-word critical position essay on one of the topics given below. Your assignment should be double spaced. Make certain that your documentation is complete and that you take every effort to acknowledge intellectual indebtedness.

Topic Choices
1.Explain how one of the philosophers we have studied in the course introduces metaphysical or epistemological ideas to deal with an ethical issue. Having accomplished this task, select a philosopher from the other tradition (if you choose Socrates for the first part, choose an Eastern philosopher for the second, and vice versa) and identify the key points of difference between them with regard to their metaphysical or epistemological framework. Which approach better addresses the issue?

2.Choose a philosopher from one of the two traditions and explain what he takes to be the good life. How does he defend his view? Then, choose a philosopher from the other tradition and explain how he would criticize the first. Give reasons for why you would side with one philosopher over the other.

3.is it right to act in one?s own best interest, or to obey the state? In other words, was Socrates right to obey the orders of the state of Athens to take poison, or should he have acted to preserve his own life by choosing exile or escaping? Explain how Confucius or Chuang Tzu or a Buddhist would support or condemn the decision Socrates made.

4.Is it more important to value one?s own life, happiness, and interest, or to obey the higher authority of the state? (This question is similar to the question above, but it is more open-ended, allowing you to formulate your own set of issues.
You might be interested in the concept of individual freedom and rights, wishing to argue against the tendency of Socrates and Confucius to place the state ahead of the individual.) Note that you are still developing your position by comparing one philosopher with another.

5.Is Taoism?s conception of the good more reasonable than that of Socrates?

6.Both Socrates and Chuang Tzu have addressed the issue of death and the afterlife. They both say that we should not fear death but for different reasons; one because of the soul?s immortality and the other because death is a natural process like the shift of day and night. But they have very different assumptions. Socrates bases his arguments on the assumption that the body and soul are fundamentally different (ontological dualism), whereas Chuang Tzu bases his view on a tao/chi? monism. Which view can better comfort a dying person? ?Why or why not? ?In what situation? What could be some of the merits or flaws in believing their respective teachings (theories)?

7.Both Socrates and the Buddha talk about the idea of self. Socrates seems to stress the importance of self, and the Buddha seems to focus on ?no-self? (or de-self). Did Socrates try to teach people to be more self-centered or egoist by emphasizing the self? Did Buddha try to say that we should not take moral responsibility for our behaviour? Might it be possible that they are teaching the same thing about self through different approaches? (Hint: self as a moral agent; self as an ego?these are two different things.)

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