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book review of Brain Storm written by Rebecca Jordan-Young.

Prepare a paper (and accompanying short presentation) critiquing ten advertisements.  These ads may be from any source, but you must provide me with a copy, photograph, link, or detailed description of the ads you choose to critique.  No more than four ads may be from the same media type (TV, radio, internet, etc.).  Select five ads that you feel are exceptionally good…and five that you feel are exceptionally bad.

ABSTRACT: The abstract is written after the paper is completed. it is written from the point of view of someone who has read the paper and is giving a brief synopsis of the paper’s highlights: The question or issue researched the nature and scope of the research and the significant finding of the paper: less than a page single-spaced.

INTRODUCTION: Your introduction gives the reader the background information necessary to understanding the rest of the paper. It may be an historical overview. or technical discussion, or the reasons why the topic is significant.

LITERATURE REVIEW: Briefly, the literature review answers the question: “who says what about your topic, and why is it important? if your reader only read introduction and the Literature Review, they should have a very good idea of the scope of your paper. This is where the bulk of your citations are found. The Lit. Review can take one of two forms: ONE: it can focus on specific aspects of your research and group the authors you cite on that aspect. Or, more challenging, the Lit. Review can cluster the idea of your author, rather than discussing each one idea separately. For instance, authors a,b&c say X, while authors d,e and f disagree and point out that Y, and finally g,h and i borrow some perspectives from each group concluded that Z is actually the best way to think about the issue, question, etc.

DISCUSSION: Your discussion can be a separate section of the paper or can be integrated with the Literature Review, whichever format suit your topic and your own writing style. If it is separate, you’ll need to remind tour readers of the importance points of your discussion so they can follow the comments you’ll be making on those issue that were focused on the Lit Rev.

CONCLUSION: Your conclusion ‘ties it all together’ and tell the reader what you want them to end up thinking. It recapitulates the discussion and your findings in larger terms, rather than repeating introduction

1.  an introduction that includes an overview of your global crisis topic
2. Why did you select this topic? What did you know about this topic before conducting research?
3. What did you learn in your research? summarize your findings
4. Apply economic analysis to your topic. Examples of ways to use economic analysis include benefit cost analysis, analysis of economic benefit or damages to various parties, demand and supply, production possibilities, profit maximization n etc.
5. Include graphs, charts, tables of data, etc as needed throughout the paper. these can be especially useful for your economic analysis.

argumenative essay agreeing with Warren Goldstiens “Why it’s ok to rat on other students”

1. What does it mean to be transgendered or transsexual?
2 How is sex and gender defined, both from a societal and medical point of view?
3. Is gender the property of individuals? Should others have the right to define one’s
gender?
4. How has one’s gender become such a controversial issue religiously and politically?
5. How will issues of gender be addressed in the future?

Analyze whether torturing enemy combatants or high-value targets violates standards of morality in an American free society. Examine whether the act of torture violates basic human rights and if it could have global implications. Determine if torture may be justified under any of the following ethical theories:

·        Ontological

·        Deontological

·        Utilitarianism

·        Natural law

motivation for research, statement of problem, significance of study, hypothesis, research questions

1) An explanation of how the policy issue became part of the official policy agenda (lobbying, crisis, change in government, etc.; use technical terms from class) and in what form (policy, legislation, jurisprudence, etc.)
2) A map of the policy community, including all major and minor political and social actors, institutions, and networks
3) A discussion of the major contextual factors (ideas and discourses, actors, or institutions) that led to the creation of the policy and the major power players involved in policy formulation and decision-making
4) An explanation of the decision-making process
5) A description and brief evaluation of the policy instruments and policy design
6) An explanation as to how the policy fits into the overall policy paradigm. Is this a new policy or a re-evaluation of an old policy?
7) An overview of policy evaluations. Has the policy been successful in achieving its stated goals or not?

1. In what ways did the Bretton Woods framework for the postwar economy try to avoid the economic problems of the interwar years?
2. How can we explain the different impact globalization has on different states?
3. To what extent has contemporary economic globalization marked “the end of geography”?