Essays on Forsythe

Increase Government Spending to Fight Recessions

Introduction Government spending as a recession recovery tool has been the subject of debate numerous times. To date, there is no definitive proof of its success or failure of its application. An active fiscal or a monetary policy is the sum total of the actions taken as a reaction to the current economic conditions; the government chooses to use a specific policy to deal with something in the economy (Mankiw, 2001).

Government spending as a method for lessening recession is a tool that has been proposed and even applied by many governments when they are experiencing a recession. This ...

Inductive Thematic Analysis

Introduction Drug crimes are increasingly becoming a major concern on both local and global fronts. Current research (Braun and Clarke, 2012) suggests that the thematic analysis of important data sources such as sentencing remarks would facilitate the efficacy of available strategies in these crimes. The purpose of this assignment is to analyse the themes that comprise the societal understanding of the occurrence and penalties of drug-related crime. The researcher uses information from seven courtroom sentencing remarks from Adelaide, Southern Australia. This inductive thematic analysis identifies overarching themes that are evident across all seven documents. The themes include “gender and ...

Introduction

The decision to either shop online or offline depends on the consumer preferences based on a variety of factors. The challenge to the online industry is to ensure that the supply chain is satisfying the demand chain, therefore, enhancing its efficiency. The amount consumers who are willing to pay for the services depend on how they become satisfied with the services that are provided for by the offline or the online industry. Since the online industry in a recent development, it has to apply new selling and branding techniques to convince consumers to buy from them. Proper considerations have ...

There were two participants in this debate, Mary Ziegler, who is a professor at Florida State University College of Law and has been published by the Harvard University Press and Clarke Forsythe, a representative from the Americans United for Life, who also is a published author on the issues of law. Forsythe seems conversant with the history of the abortion laws in the country, Mary, on the other hand, interprets the law in a way a layman can understand without all the law jargon. They both are aware of the topic at hand which was to outline the Texas ...

Online shopping has been one of the most active platforms through which e-commerce is known for popularly. The number of companies that are offering the products online through online malls and online company sales website suggests this with the increased numbers. Arguably, the position that this literature describes is that the paradigm shift in shopping that has been one of the major progress that has been made in E-commerce, and it is seen as inevitable (Flint, Blocker and Boutin, 2011). Reading from the suggestions of Klumpp and Jasper (2008), online shopping has materially been identified with the fastest growing ...

Abstract

Chinese entrepreneurship is known to be influenced by historically traditional and cultural characteristics. The concept of Chinese businesses that the family patriarch critically manages them continues to hold true, although in the modern world as opposed to two decades ago, it has slowly changed. However, much of the management is held by a male member of the family, whether they operate a business upon their property or if they lease or rent the property. The tradition of a Chinese family-run business retains its discernible mark in worldwide business.

As motivated as they may be maintaining past practices for the sake of ...

In Knockout, Suzanne Somers interviews a number of doctors who have very specific ideas on cancer treatment and prevention – namely, that radiation, chemotherapy, and mammography do not work, and can actually cause more harm than good. They then proceed to offer their own alternatives, usually from their own field of medicine, which they claim are much better solutions for preventing and treating cancer. Somers then goes on to detail her own experiences working with doctors in the face of a misdiagnosis of cancer, and how that led her to seek alternative treatments and preventative measures. Upon reading this book, I ...

What is the "Good in life" what is the end goal?

What is the "Good in life" what is the end goal is perhaps one big question that everyone will always try to find an answer from within oneself. When a person is growing the ambition to achieve one or two things at a given time in their life drives them. At the same time, they will consider themselves not to have lived up to their expectations when those goals will not have been achieved by the end of that time. As a matter of philosophy, every human being will always want to live happy in the course of their experience, and that ...

Introduction

International humanitarian law refers to a set of laws that seek to control the effects of armed conflict. It provides protection to people affected by conflict yet they do not participate in the conflicts. It accomplishes this by limiting the warfare methods and means. This law is part of the international law, which is a set of rules that govern relations among different states. International law is found in conventions, treaties and agreements between states. Additionally, the law is also contained in customary rules consisting of national practice and considered as general principles that are legally binding. This paper will ...

The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) was created in 1863 in Switzerland as a private agency to provide relief to war detainees (Forsythe, 2005). Originally its role was to be a humanitarian agency in times of trouble but then it took over a lot of subsidiary roles like taking care of combatants, civilians in distress, political prisoners and people separated from their families because of conflict(Forsythe, 2005). The International Red Cross functions under the basic principles of humanity, impartiality, neutrality, independence, universality, unity, and voluntary service(ICRC, 1986).

Mission of the Red Cross

The core mission of the Red Cross in recent times has ...

Question one

- -Incitement- the speech is not protected when one intends to produce lawless action or is likely to produce such actions. -Untrue statement of facts- the first amendment does not protect anyone who makes a speech that make false statement of facts. - Child pornography- if the speech visually depicts who falls under the age of minority, exhibiting children’s genitals or even performing sexual acts. - Obscenity – the speech is not protected if it does not meet the community standards in regards to sexual conduct. - Speech owned by others- any speech that falls under ...

Critical Thinking

Critical thinking is an important aspect in the evaluation and analysis of any type of communication which forms part of our daily encounters. Therefore there is a need for a keen analysis and evaluation of the concepts that form a complete and fully functional communication system. In this paper, a memo written by the vice president of a company is going to be analyzed drawing information and reference from a multi-step method developed by Browne and Keeley in their book, “Asking the Right Questions: A guide to Critical Thinking.

What are the issue and conclusions?

The main issue in the Memo is raised by the Vice President of the Human Resource ...

Global Restructuring and the Impact on Women in the Service Industry

The role of women in the service industry exemplifies the struggle they undergo, both physically and mentally, in order to satisfy and comply with their employer’s wishes. In the process, they are degraded, rebuked, discriminated, paid less, made to work more, and dispensed with. Toward the end of the twentieth century, and the beginning of the twenty-first century, the world witnessed a surge in social-economic and socio-political changes that instigated changes to challenge and compete in a globalized world. Women were recognized for their contribution to science & technology, arts and humanities. Inequality gave way to equality and men and women ...

Deploying new technologies will be affected by political and regulatory dimensions. Politics will affect the deployment of new technology. This is evident with the various policies that have been put by governments concerning the various dimensions of technology (Cheng, 2013). Both local and international perspectives of technology deployment will have to be considered in the new technologies (Coşgel, Miceli, & Rubin, 2012). This is an vital process that needs to be considered in the deployment process. There are processes that have to be followed before new technological applications have been approved by the government. It is because of these ...

A classical approach to management gives more focus on administrative procedures as well as the bureaucratic approach.It gives more emphasis on productivity of the organization other than the welfare or motivation of workers or employees.This approach is no longer relevant because it does not take into consideration the informal relations or interactions among workers in an organization which are oof great essence. Human relations refer to the interactions among people in the context of cooperative movement, conflicts as well as group relationships. It basically entails reasons why the beliefs and attitudes as well as behaviors lead to relationship ...

It is easy to see the beauty in classical ballet, and understanding the meaning of classical ballet pieces is merely a matter of understanding the language of classical ballet; upon becoming knowledgeable about the language of classical ballet, the wide repertoire of ballets opens up and becomes accessible to the individual. Modern ballets are often much less accessible, even to the initiated and to those who are deeply familiar with the conventions of ballet and dancing. William Forsythe was one of the premier choreographers of the last fifty years; his productions are complex and varied, often leaving the audience with ...

Hazard Analysis & Critical Control Points (HACCP) is basically A system of management in which safety of food is guaranteed through a though analysis and control of the physical, chemical and biological hazards from production to consumption. It is an important system in the food manufacturing industry since it can be applied in and out the food chain the supporting high production and consumption. (Paster, 2007) It is an important factor in food safety especially on grounds that there is remarkable increase in the outbreak of food borne diseases. It therefore implies that it has focused in preventing and promoting ...

Biographical information

The selected text The Norton Anthology of African American Literature highlights the slave trade of the African population in the United States. In this tale, the author thirstily highlights his experiences in the hands of his owners and his duty as a slave (Henry & MacKay 187). At one point, he slaves were subjected to painful; marking for them, to be identified upon trade top their destined location. According to Henry & MacKay in this times the definition of slavery was still viewed as positive is the society (187). The rich slave owners in America believed they had a right to own slaves. ...

The organizational working environment refers to the culture and perceptions of the place of work. Individuals interact to meet their needs and to contribute to growth and development of their place of work. In so doing, they develop an atmosphere of mutual cooperation and growth based on team work between the workers and the organization; and this is the organizational working environment (Salmela, Ericksson & Fagerström, 2013). Using the cultural assessment survey tool for collaborative, unified, individual assessment advanced by Forsythe, I was able to analyze my organizations culture and working environment (2005). My organization has a strong team basis but ...

Introduction

At first I assumed that both dances the Shen Wei's Connect Transfer II an d the Forsythe's One Flat Thing Reproduced are similar in a way because both have very random moves and whose dances are near the floor but I was wrong. I found out that the two dances represent clearly different choreographic intentions that the artists have. Their difference most definitely is in how much time and energy each of the dances takes. Shen Wei’s connect is graceful and has smooth transitions, and the dancers’ movements are flexible is as if their bodies are made of plastic. ...

Report: China – Communist or Capitalist?

Introduction Many observers ask whether China’s burgeoning growth and prosperity in recent times demonstrates the success of a communist regime, or is it instead the result of China adopting capitalist principles as its privatized and competitive businesses flood the West with manufactured goods? If the latter is the case, can China still be considered as a truly Communist state, or is it becoming a Capitalist nation ruled by a Communist government? This report examines the current situation, to answer these questions.

The Research

A special report by Simon Cox (May 28, 2012) in the Economist, entitled “Pedalling prosperity” discusses features of China’s ...

On what grounds is the idea of universal human rights challenged?

Human Rights

The universality of human rights is one area that has generated many debates and equally varied interpretations with respect to its existence. The debate regarding the universality of Human rights calls for the understanding of ‘universality’ and ‘human rights’. Irrespective of what they do, who they are, or where they come from, all human beings are holders of human rights, and therefore, they are entitled to their rights (Ankerl, 2011; Donnelly, 2003). Since the UN adopted the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in 1948, fundamental freedoms and human rights have undergone codification of different types that cover ...