Define and explain the requirements in Terry stops and Terry Frisk. How do they differ from a search?
**Paper resources cited must be written in “BLUE BOOK” citation format**
Please read: Robert J. Lieber and Ruth E. Weisberg, “Globalization, Culture, and Identities in Crisis, International Journal of Politics, Culture, and Society, Vol. 16, No. 2 (Winter, 2002), pp. 273-296; Available on the course website and on JSTOR at: http://www.jstor.org/stable/20020163
And discuss: Do you agree with Leiber and Weisberg portrayal of American primacy in determining identity on a global scale? How does this relate to our discussion in class in in the Misa chapter?
Read the research report on mindfulness by Davis, Strasburger, & Brown (2008). This study used qualitative methods to explore the potential of mindfulness training in the treatment of schizophrenia. In a few paragraphs, briefly summarize the study’s purpose and qualitative strategy. What did you find interesting about this study? Have you encountered similar research in your personal or professional experience? Be sure to use APA reference style, properly citing ideas and any direct quotations.
The project report is the culmination of all your research, investigation and questioning. The report should meet your client’s needs and expectations, as well as those of this unit.
The write up of your results will be either a report or an article and should be at least 5,000 words (excluding bibliography, tables, graphs and quotes) and should conform to the original project proposal. Formats other than reports or articles can meet standard word count instead.
Take a look at the websites below, which are highlighting “rural” or “urban” tourism destinations/initiatives. Look at the “about us” (or equivalent) sections, as well as the tours (or samplings of the tours if there are a lot) to get an idea of how urban and rural tourism is presented and highlights space and place. Some ideas to help you (you don’t have to answer all these, but they may get you thinking…):
Can you see differences/similarities in how “rural” or “urban” tour destinations are marketed?
How do (don’t) these types of tourism present place and culture?
Do you see some of the issues we’ve already talked about? Foodways, sustainability, cultural production, authenticity?