Social Issues Research Proposals Samples For Students

Over the years, gender inequality issues within the society have led to women empowerment and successive fight for gender equality. Despite consistent women activist groups and international agreements, women have remained poor and illiterate in the society. According to research, women have limited access to resources and services such as medical care, employment, property ownership, training, and credit. As a result, women have become more susceptible to domestic violence, and poor living conditions as compared to men. There have been various women’s empowerment organizations around the globe that have been founded with the aim of addressing women needs and ...

Social attitude to abortion is primarily defined by moral norms and traditions of society, living conditions. In recent decades, abortion has become one of the most intensely and diversely debated issues of the moral theory. Defenders of abortion rights and their opponents do not agree among themselves even in the terminology of the dispute. Opponents argue that the problem here is the following: whether or not the embryos should not be killed, like other human beings. Advocates believe the central question here is whether it is possible to force a woman to bear an unwanted fetus even at the cost ...

Abstract

The public sector corruption is an impediment to economic growth and advancement and a focal barrier to effective service delivery. This paper will provide the findings of a chronological review on micro level anti-corruption strategies’ effectiveness that receive implementation in some of the developing countries. The narrative synthesis approach will be employed to synthesize the extracted data. The review will focus on the significance between interventions that created a change in the system’s underlying rules and those that utilized incentives and monitoring mechanisms. Incentive based and monitoring interventions either non-financial or financial have a corruption reduction potential, even though it is in ...

Public administrators need to be able to ensure high level of productivity from the people who work under them. This can be achieved easily if they perceive good leadership skills and traits in order to bring about positive change especially in difficult situation. There several renowned leaders in the world who exhibited significant leadership skills which enabled them to cub social, economic or political problems. One of such leaders is the New York Police Department Commissioner Bill Bratton in the New York City (NYC, 2014). Bill Bratton positively influenced the state of security in the New York City by ...

Globalization and Inequality

- Justification for the topic
Globalization and inequality is a significant topic among the international community because inequality is brought by injustice, unequal opportunity and privilege. Some of these negative elements of globalization bring about deterioration in a county’s economy. When a country has slow economic growth because of inefficient government, poverty crawls into the country making people’s standards of living lower. According to the economic theory, it blames the social institutions such as the government for the inequality for the society. For example, lack of proper distribution of income and resources, the lower working class do not have a ...

Problem

Armed conflicts in the recent past have been at the back of escalating living costs, which are affecting human well-being. This is through the measures in health spending, per capita income, political system type, income distribution inequality, women’s education, and urbanization. This has negatively affected human development. The US has numerous target attacks in the Northwest of Pakistan as from 2004 using drones, which are aerial vehicles that are unmanned. They are C. I. A. Controlled to attack targets Tribal Areas that are Federally Administered along the border of Afghan.Purpose statement
This brings the understanding of the ...

A child being tried as an adult has become a topic that has elicited much debate over the recent years across the world. Many are for the view that children should be tried in juvenile courts due to the various risks they may face, while others cite the advantage that many children and youth take of juvenile courts as a reason as to why they should be tried as adults. Arguments raised have been on which option between the juvenile justice systems or children being tried as adults have been more effective with dealing with crimes committed by juvenile offenders. For ...

Criminal Law

Executive Summary
This paper will discuss of the current flawed policies in the criminal justice arena and provide recommendations on how to revise these mistakes to make the policies more effective. The primary consideration of the report is to maintain public safety and to implement cost-effective policies. As an expert in the field of criminal justice, the goal is to advise the Task Force by creating an Expert Panel and to present a report to the Governor based on the problematic areas of the criminal justice arena in the State of Florida. The following objectives of the report shall ...

Alcoholism is a very tentative social indulgent, activity, hobby or maybe a form of social medicinal assistance to people based on basic perceptions of the various factors that affect people. Alcoholism may be more specifically referred to as the consumption of alcohol persistently or mental illness associated with alcohol dependency.The rationale or motive behind this topic is to offer an insight to the effects and impacts of alcoholism on people, how we can filter the bad and impart the good or positive benefits of alcoholism on society in order to build a more positive social set up. The market niche for this ...

ALCOHOLISM

Alcoholism is defined as the consistent uptake of alcohol and alcohol related liquor that stems from an unending desire to consume more alcohol in trying to reach a certain climax or ‘heaven’ of some sort as perceived by the partakers of this activity. Alcoholism is a social problem and is triggered by various reasons known to man. Numerous research has been made on the causes of such behavior and the causes are infinite based on different levels of perceptions by individuals in the world.

CAUSES

Many people drink alcohol to try and avoid stress or severe mental pressure that they think they ...

Introduction

Human trafficking continues to be a persistent problem in the United States of America. Every year, tens of thousands of innocent people are trafficked into and out of the country, either willingly or unwillingly. The rates of trafficking are greater in some states than others with data currently indicating that Georgia and Florida are two of the states that have the highest rates of human trafficking. South Carolina is also another state that experiences relatively high rates of human trafficking. To curb these high rates of human trafficking, a special task force that exclusively deals with human trafficking cases and that ...

Introduction and Review of literature:

Recent lifestyles have made people less active resulting into obesity. Long sittings, lack of exercise and junk eating are a few of the causes of obesity. Isolated systolic hypertension is a silent killer among modern day community usually following obesity. In this disorder once the systolic blood pressure crosses 140 mark on the scale, the disease happens. In addition to obesity, certain physiological conditions such as artery stiffness, heart disorders, or overactive thyroids may also be considered the culprits of the disease.
Understanding the gradual changes that occur in our life styles, which ultimately are reflected in our physical fitness ...

Introduction

Today’s society has set beauty standards by the appearance, such as face features and body, and divided others into the terms ‘beautiful’ or ‘ugly’, based on whether one’s appearance fits the standard or not. The standard of beauty has been set through various social implications, which makes the standard different by cultures and countries. We cannot, thus, define what exactly the meaning of ‘beautiful’ is. However, it is nearly the same for any culture and for any country that today’s society judges others by the appearance and treats differently. To achieve my research goal, I have ...

Among the many problems plaguing society today, one of the most prominent is hunger. Every day, all over the world, people are starving because there is not enough to eat. While one of the primary reasons for this is, they do not have enough money to afford food; the secondary issue is there simply is not enough food. Humans survive on livestock, natural, ad synthetic nourishment in order to survive. Those attempting to survive predominantly from crops experience the most hunger. Crops can suffer, and even die, for many reasons. Weather, pestilence, and even the pesticides designed to keep ...

- Main argument
Technology in the simplest and most basic sense refers to the added ability in machines and computers that have the use and benefit of making the human life easier. It is my guided and respectful submission that technology as an avenue and part of the human life has the prospects of technology towards uncovering crime. Or any heinous acts that may affect the welfare of the human race (Duvall, 127).
- Why this argument is unique and significant
Thus, this paper will postulate and draw the relation on the power of technology relative ...

Interpreting an Experimental Design

- Research Questions
The long title of the research paper that has been chosen to be discussed in this paper is “the effects of directed patrol and self-initiated enforcement on firearm violence: a randomized controlled study of hot spot policing”. The title of the research paper was not formulated into a question. Nonetheless, the research question that the authors have chosen to discuss can most likely be determine by chopping the long title into several pieces, that is based on the target population, the intervention, the comparative bases (if any) and the outcome they are trying to measure.
In ...

The growth behind the Tata Steel is attributed to their belief in mutually benefiting other countries, communities as well as corporation. This belief has led to the company towards expanding their operations across the globe where the company acquired the Corus in 2007 that initiated their operations in the European market. These aspects have contributed to the company emerging as the tenth largest steel producer across the world with a workforce that entails about 81,000 in over five continents. Additionally, the company has for many years emphasized major influence on the economic development in India with objectives that aim ...

The term ‘appearance discrimination’ represents a new discriminatory phenomenon in our modern society. As compared to the past, today’s modern society tends to judge others by the individual’s appearance, treating others differently based on their relative attractiveness. Appearance discrimination based on beauty gives rise to inequality in communities in today’s societies and groups such as the labor market. This research proposes the discriminatory phenomenon that one’s physical attractiveness is a significant factor in the workplace, and that discrimination based on physical beauty does occur therein.
For this research, the subjects of the study will all be ...

Introduction

The topic that was chosen for this research study is the death penalty. The occurrence of heinous crimes and rise in the criminality rate supports the restoration of death penalty. Many of the death penalty advocates believe that is a legitimate sanction against murderers for retributive purposes. The more compelling reason to restore the death penalty is the positive claims on its deterrent effect to future crimes. Thus, the punishment can be regarded as a lawful discipline to discourage hardened criminals from their wrongdoings.
This topic was chosen because there are several countries around the globe which questioned the legitimacy ...

Abstract

IntroductionMotivation The impression of globalization on health has made way for new challenges. Although the medical field has made advancements in technologies and communications, it is also experiencing a paradigm shift in global health governance. There is a more challenging and immediate threat to the global healthcare, and this is corruption in health care practices. It is a major concern (Mackey, & Liang, 2012) in all countries, especially in the developing and transitional economies, where it has become a critical problem. The study serves as background for further work to develop a methodology to strengthen the anti-corruption initiatives in the health sector
Previous approaches ...

Thesis: Because they focused on correcting legal discrimination instead of social discrimination, African Americans gained greater equality during the 1960s through the efforts of the NAACP and civil rights leaders like Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X.

- Introduction—discuss the history of segregation and discrimination before the Modern Civil Rights Movement.
- Define terms—Modern Civil Rights Movement, legal segregation and discrimination, social segregation and discrimination, and
- Jim Crow laws and other ways that segregation and discrimination were written into laws
- Discuss previous efforts by early civil rights leaders including Booker T. ...

My representations are of two materials that are closely related about the suburbs of St. Louis and as such are from approximately the same period. The first is a picture from 1917 and is named "mob stopping street car". The second is an article from the New York Times called “Massacre at St. Louis." The major theme that keeps reoccurring in these two texts is that of racism in America. Saint Louis is rumored to be one of the most racist cities in the country, and that is no exception to its suburbs.
The two articles show in explicit ...

The practice of holding animals in captivity (particularly in zoo contexts) is barbaric, and should be prohibited as a practice. The proposed research paper will utilize an ethical argument to advocate against the keeping of animals in captivity. The primary goal of the research paper will be to argue for this belief, not as a call to take specific action against it.
This argument falls into the category of an ethical argument as it is mostly based around the importance of the welfare of defenseless creatures against a far superior and controlling force (i.e. humanity). Therefore, the main conceptual core of ...

Long known as one of the most deadliest cities in the United States, Baltimore’s crime rate decreased over throughout 2007, 2008 and 2009 but the city has long been known as a bastion for overall crime. In 2013, Baltimore experienced a jump in homicide rates of 7.3 percent, which was one of the highest levels in the nation surpassing Detroit, New Orleans, Cleveland and Oakland (Reuter, 2014). The goal of this paper is to determine why Baltimore has such a high rate of crime compared to other cities in the United States. In order to determine this demographics, the weather, the ...

Executive Summary

In the book The Entrepreneur’s Manual, Richard M. White, Jr. states that business plans are “road maps” for business creation: “You identify your origin, select a destination, and plot the shortest distance between the two points.” In this particular business proposal we will provide a through inside of our healthy bar chain restaurants named ‘Healthy Delights’. Our main aim is to help eliminate the dangerously increasing epidemic of obesity not only amongst adults but also the children within Canada. By providing the society with an opportunity of quick access to diet healthy fast food at reasonable prices we will encourage ...

Obesity is an energy balance disorder whereby the number of calories being consumed exceeds the number of calories being burned. In addition, it can be caused by parents feeding their children with too many calories, for instance, junk food, instead of a proper balanced diet. The excess calories in the child’s body are converted into fats, which accumulate in the child’s body leading to overweight and obesity. In order for one to become non-obese, it will take a few lifestyle changes, which produce a small daily calorie deficit. Preventing childhood obesity will require societal changes to help the modification of ...

Abstract

On an annual basis, children are known to spend more of their time on television watching than any other activity. In fact, television viewing can be considered as a hobby of most children. The entertainment programs presented on television attract the attention of most children causes addiction to them. The question that one may ask is, “Does television watching have any health concern?” A positive relationship is believed to exist between television watching and rates of obesity. Although it is still not clear the reasons behind it, studies have shown that the two are directly related. The proposed study, therefore, ...

Abstract

Headquartered in New York, PepsiCo is one of the largest beverage companies in the world with operations in more than 200 countries. The products of the company include the Pepsi Cola, Frito-Lay, Tropicana, Quaker, and Gatorade brands. The company is time and again recognized globally as one of the best brands. The sustainability program of the company is called “Performance with Purpose” which focuses on the environment, employees and the product. The community issue that the company will address is childhood obesity. The company can adopt measures to fight against childhood obesity and indirectly promote its healthy fruit drink, ...

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The Secretary
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Washington, D.C.

Dear Sir:

- (NEWSER)- “A pretty jarring story out of Washington state, where an 11-year-old boy was last night arrested and faces an attempted murder charge following the police discovery of a handgun, more than 400 rounds of ammunition and several knives at a Vancouver, Wash., middle school”
- (NEWSER)- “Last week, three 16-year-old boys were arrested in the rape of 15-year-old Audrie Pott, who killed herself eight days after the attack. Now her parents are suing the boys who are said to have distributed a photo of ...

Commitment - Saudi Arabia

CMN 598
Introduction
In December 2010, Arab revolution was accidentally started by Mohamed Bouazizi. Bouazizi worked as fruits and vegetables seller in his town, illegally. One day, a police officer stopped him and confiscated his cart as a weekly usual; this was not a big deal for him. Mohamed tried hard to get his cart back, and he managed to do it. Several minutes later, the same police officer returned, angry and full of hatred, slapped Mohamed and asked other policemen to kick him- for no reason. Bouazizi was furious. He could not control his anger, not because of the ...

Among economists and demographers such as Wolfers and Friedberg, the steady rise of divorce rates from the mid 1960s to the mid 1970s has been the debate. Between this years it was discovered that women who are in their 20s contributed to averagely 60% of the rise. Researchers have keenly focused on demonstrating the increasing divorce rates by testing the changes in the economic empowerment of women (Nunley, 2010) and changes in the divorce laws in the early 1970s (Wolfers 2006; Friedberg 1998).
The agreement from the divorce literature laws suggests the reforms led to a tiny transitory increase ...

Problem Statement:

Does poverty in developing countries hinder development and expansion of democratic processes?
Literature review:
Colier (2008) in his article The bottom billion: Why the poorest countries are failing and what can be done about it questioned the role and reasons as to why poor countries in Africa are failing in not only implementation of democracy, but also improving their economies. The article tries to answer the reasons why with Globalization there has been observed increase in poverty especially for certain and specific countries in Africa. Colier presents these countries as immune to Globalization effects. The book addresses ...

In the contemporary societal structure, oppression and discrimination against the women folk of the society is a burning issue. The discrimination and chauvinism reflects the patriarchal practices and is reflected in every sphere of human life in the society. This form of the society has been in prevalence since the ancient times, but in the recent times, feminist movements have dared to shake the pillars of the baleful patriarchal structure from its very roots.
The plight of the women has found expression in art and literature all over the world. Women have opted for the pen to pour out ...

Psychology

Answer to Question

A. Variables
1. IV #1: Ordinary manipulated between

Levels: Robbery

Forgery
2. IV #2: Attractive manipulated between

Levels: Robbery

Forgery
3. DV: the mean number of sentencing months determined using arithmetic test

B. Hypotheses

1. Main effects
Ordinary – There is a significant effect for attractiveness perception when it comes to the length of sentencing imposed on ordinary looking male than the more attractive male.
Attractive – The nature of offence may have a significant. Considering the interaction (see below) there is a difference on the length of sentencing between robbery and forgery. Attractive male is likely to be sentenced for a longer ...

Among economists and demographers such as Wolfers and Friedberg, the steady rise of divorce rates from the mid 1960s to the mid 1970s has been the debate. Between this years it was discovered that women who are in their 20s contributed to averagely 60% of the rise. Researchers have keenly focused on demonstrating the increasing divorce rates by testing the changes in the economic empowerment of women (Nunley, 2010) and changes in the divorce laws in the early 1970s (Wolfers 2006; Friedberg 1998).
The agreement from the divorce literature laws suggests the reforms led to a tiny transitory increase ...

This project will identify the similarities between the Dark Ages in Europe and the Era of the Generation Z in the USA.
Conditions such as war, disease and poverty which characterized the Dark Ages are also experience by the Generation Z. Comparing the severity of each and how the people responded to such issues would be an interesting subject of study.
This project will provide a comparison between the Dark Ages and the Generation Z in the aspects of warfare, diseases, and how people addressed such conditions. The research will look into warfare and military strategies. The second ...

Racism occurs when people use races to categorize themselves into different racial groups. These different groups form different races. When people are grouped into different races, some groups feel superior to others while others feel inferior and thus feel insecure. Racial discrimination manifests itself when some groups of people feel superior than other races which in turn lead to unequal distribution of economic resources as a more superior race tend to discriminate others in terms of resource distribution.
Stereotypes are unproved ideas of some categorize of people. These are based on racial differences, tribal lines, their sexes and the ...

The war on drugs is an effort to regulate the drug market in the United States. The Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) is an agency under the United States Department of justice and was created in 1973 (Rabkin, 1999). The agency’s overall goals are to stop drug smuggling within the United States. The major efforts which the DEA cover are tracking down any drug related activity of any major organizations, nationally and internationally. The main focus of the DEA is to dismantle any efforts of organizations which deal with drug related crimes; this largely involves drug trafficking within the ...

Anti-terrorism legislation involves various types of laws that are passed in order to fight terrorism. The international measures that were introduced to combat terrorism in America after the 2001 terrorist attack has led to serious consequences and armed conflicts around the globe. The measures introduced were meant to end the short-term imperatives of reducing security threats, neglecting the long-term benefits of achieving justice and equality among nations. The implementations have fueled the increase of racism in the continent where Americans have been branded racists. In America, there has been an increase in the hard security approach to conflicts, which ...

In the proposed study, my general area of interest is assessing how health disorders could be addressed through advocating for healthy eating. This would also cover how the people should be educated on eating healthy. It is imperative to note that health is one of the issues that top the list of the agendas in most countries as far as priorities are concerned. As such, the health segment accounts for a significant share of the budgets of most governments. Most of the leading health disorders, such as obesity, could be addressed with healthy eating/dieting. Therefore, my next research will specifically ...

Introduction

Childhood obesity is actually a condition that is currently a severe public health concern. It is a situation where the excess body fats negatively affect the wellbeing or health of our children. This situation has some effects on health of a child and for that reason it is crucial for parents to take the necessary precautionary measures or else we will not have future generations. These effects include psychological or emotional effects and diseases like high blood pressure, cancer, diabetes, sleep problems, heart disease, and other disorders. For that reason, this paper centers on the research proposal for this problem.

Purpose statement

This project purpose ...

In the journal titled Mapping the Spatial Influence of Crime Correlates: A Comparison of Operationalization Schemes and Implications for Crime Analysis and Criminal Justice Practice, Caplan Joel acknowledges the variety of independent variables that have significant direct correlation with particular crime outcomes that decades of research in the field of criminology have identified. The author admits that despite tremendous amount of research in criminology, researchers still understand little about correlates and research factors. He reiterates that there is a meager understanding of the manners in which the factors and correlates of crime become applicable in ways that represent their spatial ...

CHAPTER I

I. INTRODUCTION A. Conflict Theory and Racial Profiling in Drug Related Cases
The problem of racially biased arrest is getting more serious. According to the New York Times Editorial Board (2013), updated federal data show that this problem “is far more extensive that was previously known — and is getting worse.” On a national average, the Blacks are nearly four times as likely to be arrested for possession of marijuana as compared to the Whites. This disparity is even more pronounced in Illinois, Iowa and Minnesota, states where Blacks are eight times as likely to be arrested compared to other ...

Childhood Obesity

Following the American Psychological Association’s Guidelines
Cindy Contreras
Purpose of Statement
The purpose of this project is to determine the effect of physical activity, dietary patterns, and family/environmental factors on children with the overall outcome of obesity. The dependent variable childhood obesity is determined by independent variables physical activity, dietary patterns, and family/environmental factors. The most important independent variable in this relationship is physical activity, because the leading cause of childhood obesity is the lack of physical activity. Children are not getting the exercise that they need in order to burn the high-calorie foods that ...

The plague of abortion has adversely affected the entire world, particularly the Asian region. The most common reason behind the prevalence of abortion in Asia is the preference given to the male child in Asian culture. The people in this part of the world seek to obtain sex selective abortion when they come to know that the baby in the mother’s womb is a girl. This research aims to examine the prevalence of sex selective abortion in Asia on the basis of the cultural behaviors, perceptions and attitudes of the people. This paper will use the past researches and ...

Executive Summary

Goodness Falls Security Agency is a non-profit organization that specializes in providing affordable high-quality security services. The company leases residential and corporate security guards and provides security lighting to communities living in crime-prone areas. The organization shall be run and supported by former security officers who have experience serving in the police force, military or in security companies. This project was necessitated by the rise in security concerns in the country amidst a tough economy that has made it hard for low-income earners to afford quality security for their homes and businesses. The project shall be carried out in phases with ...

Ferro, Jeffrey. Juvenile Crime. New York, NY: Facts on File, 2003. Print.
Jeffrey Ferro’s journal article “Juvenile Crime” gives a state by state description and analysis of juvenile or youth crime. Since my research focuses on California, it was the state that I tended to concentrate more on. He gives illustrations as to why the youth decide to become delinquent and also gives a brief history of youth criminals in California. The only negative quality that I would probably attribute to Ferro’s literature is that he tends to concentrate more on the reasons why the youth in California ...

One faces numerous challenges when conducting an academic research. This is because producing a perfect research requires one to go through a complicated process. The paper reveals a personal attempt to research on young criminal in California State. In particular, the paper offers a highlight of the inspiration that guided me into selecting this topic. Additionally, the paper reflects on the experience of the preliminary research undertaken so far.
The topic for the research will be “young criminal in California State”. Youthful criminals engage in inappropriate behavior and containing such habits among this population is challenging due to various factors. This means ...

Introduction

In the labor market, there are several factors which affect it. The market comprises of ethnic groups, social class and sexual orientation. (Pager, D.2009). In this paper, I am going to discuss about the effect of race/ethnicity, social class, or sexual orientation on labor market.
First and foremost, the issue of ethnicity and race in the labor market has really been an issue since in most of the highly racist countries, the black are looked down upon and they cannot be treated the same way like the whites. They suffer from wage inequality as well as stereotyping and ...

Introduction

Both man and woman who together make a family and live harmoniously characterize the human race. The physical attributes are XY for men and XX for women, which will include their sex hormones and chromosomes, and as well as other internal and external organs. All interviewees believe that men are the heads of the family and women their helpers according to the interviews conducted involving three people who are all my family members and friends respectively. Below are the reports of the interviews.

Men have one definition and character of using their anatomy as persons with a complex genetic makeup and ...

Location

Gender discrimination is the maltreatment of an individual based on their sex. This form of discrimination most commonly affects women. It also may affect homosexual and transgendered men. Whereas women represent approximately fifty percent of the global population, they are woefully underrepresented in a variety of fields including leadership roles. Gender discrimination takes the form of unequal pay for equal work, unwanted sexual advances, demands for sexual favors in exchange for workplace advancement, discrimination during pregnancy, and general unfavorable views towards women based on their roles as mothers.
Gender discrimination exists in even the most advanced, enlightened, and egalitarian ...

The rapidly-growing economic sector in Asia offers many opportunities for growth in business and similar areas, but doing business in Asia is not without difficulties. Many nations in Asia and the Indian subcontinent are still developing or in transitional economic and social stages, and with rapid development and massive change often comes corruption in government. Sri Lanka and the Maldives, both island nations in the Indian Ocean, are undergoing massive but wildly different economic and social changes along with their development. However, both nations are facing issues with governmental corruption and human rights abuses that often go along with ...

American with all its advancement in technology and medical breakthrough is one of the world’s leading countries in childhood obesity. For obesity to be stemmed among young people, the cause, the effects and prevention must be dealt with first.
Everyone has a body, children as well as adults; and weight corresponds with height and gender; when there is more than twenty percent stored fat on the body that person is considered obese. For example if a child’s ideal body weight should be sixty pounds and he or she weights eighty pounds or more this child is considered obese..
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In ancient Greece when someone committed a murder the weapon was destroyed because the Ancient Greeks believed that fate was decided by the gods so the murder was not as responsible for the crime as the weapon itself. Instrumentality when used in reference to weapons is the hypothesis that the increased availability of weapons in a certain area also increases that areas likelihood of weapon based offences. Essentially the increased availability of guns increases the chances that a criminal will choose a gun as their weapon of choice for committing crimes, not to mention this also increases the range of crimes this criminal ...

Introduction

The Federal Bureau of Investigation (2010) defines burglary as the unlawful entry into a structure in order to commit theft or a felony. The term structure refers to offices, apartments, houseboats used as homes, barns or railroad cars. It however does not refer to cars or ships. This entry need not be forceful. Burglary is classified into three forms; forcible entry, attempted forcible entry and non-forcible unlawful entry where no force is applied.
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (2010) reports approximately 2,199,125 burglaries in 2009. This is less by 1.3% in comparison to 2008. This is however higher ...

(RACISM AND INTOLERANCE)

Informal Presentation: April 17th, 2013.

Report submission: May 14th, 2013.

Fatma Al Hazeem
Nooriya Al Salem.
Racism and intolerance
Intolerance and racism are among some of the vices that need to be addressed in Kuwait, considering the fact that they have been on a steady and consistent persistence in the society, and consequently, affecting the country’s development. Among the various challenges that multinational societies such as Kuwait are facing and that are affecting their relations from diplomatic to social levels, have been detrimental to their development. Unfortunately, they have been passed on from one generation to the next, ...

GDP

In Saudi Arabia Gross Domestic Product (GDP) has expanded to 5.87 percent in the third quarter of last year over the 2011 quarter. Over the years the GDP growth rate have been recording an average of 5.12 percent with the highest growth rate of 27.49 percent in 1974 and the lowest of -11.10 percent in 1982. 55 percent of the GDP is constituted by the petroleum sector.

Unemployment

The rate of unemployment has increased from 5.4o percent in 2009 to5.50 in 2012 as reported by the Central Department of Statistics and Information. Between 1999 and 2012, the rate of unemployment ...

DRAFT

This memo provides a comprehensive discussion on the various causes of action that Shewin may asset in good faith. The memo will canvas the elements that must be proved in all available causes of action. The paper will examine the facts that support each element and the facts that disprove any elements.

CHART ANALYSING THE VARIOUS CAUSES OF ACTION

ANALYSIS OF SHEWIN’S PRIMA FACIE CASE AGAINST BLABBER NEWSPAPER
There are three main causes of action available to Shewin, if she is to take legal action against Blabber. These are discrimination, sexual harassment and hostile work environment. This memo will, in this section, canvas the three ...

I chose to write about healthier school lunches in the USA because it is a topic close to my heart. Being a health fanatic, I am intrigued and interested in having schools in the USA serve healthier meals in their cafeterias. It is vital to have students lead healthier lives and eat healthier foods in their school (Hellmich, USA Today). In my opinion, schools currently do not serve healthy meals. There is no variety of vegetables and other healthy meals in school cafeteria, hence the need to advocate for a change in menus and introduction of healthy meals. My ideologies are biased ...

The author has quite effectively described the topic in the relation to the patterns. This is through the context of elaborating the social issues that affect the society in the overview of isolated arenas of life. Poverty has claimed to be a vital element in the social setups of the many societies in the world. The concept regarding the social stigma as a quagmire in backbone of the many societies around the world has made its effects in the felt in the society as a whole. On the focus of the poverty in Africa we do visualize the concern in the general ...