Currently, most developed countries use a variation of Keynes’s policies, allowing a large degree of private business while maintaining strict regulation of certain aspects of the economy through the government. Today’s relationship between government and business is thus neither laissez faire nor socialist, but rather a combination of both, essentially what is called a “mixed economy.” Your response should be at least 200 words in […]

Review the article, The Nemesis of Individualistic Ontology in Globalization and the Practice of Liberal Democracy in Post-Colonial Africa, by Chimakonam, Agu, and Agbo (2014), which is required reading for Module 3. Based on the article, what challenges and opportunities exist for African nations making the transition to liberal democracy?  What can African nations do to successfully make this transition? What role can the United States […]

For this assignment you are asked to examine the concept of assessing and building public agency capacity. First you will need to locate a public-private partnership in your community or state. Once you have researched the public-private partnership, you will want to describe the P3 and provide an overview of the process used to consider the partnership. Finally, you will want to discuss your own […]

Discuss the key components and players involved in effective city planning and innovative planning practices. In your discussion, include issues that arrive concerning eminent domain. Discuss how the no-growth movement influences city growth. Your essay should be at least 500 words in length and include an introduction, a body, and a conclusion. You are required to use at least your textbook as source material for […]

Write a 2 page paper analyzing the “legislative consequences” of health care reform related to the 2010 Congressional and Senatorial Elections results where Republicans gained control of the House of Representatives. (Remember, this election came right after passage of the 2010 Affordable Health Care for America Act.) In your paper, include one or two specific examples that could be considered legislative consequences of health care […]

You are an intelligence analyst for the Department of Homeland Security assigned to the Office of Intelligence and Analysis (DHS-OIA). You have been asked by a local law enforcement agency to come and speak to its newly established law enforcement intelligence unit to provide a briefing on the U.S. Intelligence Community’s (USIC) intelligence process. Specifically, you have been asked to discuss in detail the similarities and differences […]

Our textbook identifies four characteristic attitudes and behaviors of political culture within democratic societies. Explain each of the four characteristics. How does the U.S. measure up to these four key characteristics?   200 words in length. You are required to use at least your textbook as source material for your response. All sources used, including the textbook, 

You are an intelligence analyst for the Department of Homeland Security assigned to the Office of Intelligence and Analysis (DHS-OIA). You are currently working in the Special Events Unit and are responsible for producing an intelligence assessment outlining potential threats to the upcoming United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) meeting that is to take place in New York City 2 months from now. To that end, […]

For this assignment, go to Thomas (named for Thomas Jefferson), the Library of Congress’ website for research: http://thomas.loc.gov/home/thomas.php . The current session (the 114th Congress) has a House of Representatives and a Senate with a Republican majorities, but they don’t always agree on policy. This, frankly, is exactly what the founders intended when they created a bicameral legislature.

Relative Issues That Impact the Provisions for Services to the Recipients of Medicaid orMedicare. Assignment requirements: 200 words, in-text citation, with references in apa format please. With regard to these articles please Federal core requirements and state options in Medicaid: Current policies and key issues. and New roles for states in health reform implementations.