Overview: Students will assume the situation of an individual with an access or functional need. They will identify and describe at least three challenges one might have if residents had to quickly evacuate from an area due to an impending disaster. Students will then research, list, and explain at least two resources containing important information to help overcome each of the challenges 

 Stories told through news media and documentary films continually illustrate the inequities in the criminal justice system. In general, these inequities fall along race and class lines. Considering the multiple components of the system (i.e., law enforcement, the courts, and prisons), where are the greatest injustices found? And what should be done (i.e., policies implemented) to change it? Explain your response and use evidence and […]

  Many state governments argue that making federal funds dependent on state cooperation with national goals is “federal blackmail.”  Discuss an example of this federal government practice and the reasons why the federal government resorts to using financial incentives (and disincentives) instead of simply passing laws requiring states to do what the federal government wants. 

Will provide details in negotiation.  1,500 words minimum with specific examples and a minimum of 6 scholarly sources using Turabian citations (footnotes) covering the major aspects/questions that that are below. Assignment will be run through Turnitin/SafeAssign by the instructor to check for originality. Citations will also be verified by the instructor for accuracy. 

The student will complete a research assignment where he or she will address best practices that leaders can and should implement during all phases of a major incident and across disciplines. Students should take into consideration what they found in the first two assignments that needed to be addressed. Students should also focus on covering each course objective as much as possible.

The informal institutions that affect hiring decisions stem from two sources: the regional culture in which the firm operates, and the norms and values of the firm itself. The HRM decisions that a company makes is likely to be influenced by how it views its role in business, its particular stance of moral or social issues, and the kind of atmosphere it wants to establish. […]

write a paper in which you recount your first political impression, that is the first political event or issue that you can remember. speculate about how that event or issue may have shaped your views towards government and politics. did it leave you cynical? idealistic? apathetic? include a discussion of which political socialization agents have shaped the formulation of your political opinion while growing up. […]

Greetings and all that jazz! This is typically the most exciting part of the course, since it’s a blank slate or potential for experience. We have to start somewhere, though, and I choose the rich pool of culture, that ispolitical culture. Thus the first assignment is more of an orientation, or prerequisite to the study of state and local government. One of the most enduring […]

  These readings will help you to become familiar with government reform efforts at the Federal Government level.  As you go through the readings notice the focus on the Hoover Commission (actually there was a First and Second Hoover Commission).  This was an attempt at comprehensive reform in the years soon after the Second World War ended in 1945.  Periodically (by the way) there have […]

Lets talk about the “order” of things, for academic purposes, to look at politics and government in an evolutionary fashion. Mostly all human social and scientific activity has been characterized that way, so why stop with government? is ivermectin toxic to the liver Actually, what is evolving in terms of government’s structure is more of a distilling of the society the government presides over. Another way […]