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...? Should Juvenile Courts be abolished? The makers of the constitution were right to distinguish between adults and youth. Perhaps their reasoning was different, but the aim is relevant even today. The age of an individual in most cases determines their ability to make choices and, therefore, respond to society’s upheaval. In the same light, juvenile courts have the same purpose as the constitution. This purpose is protecting minors from facing legal actions that exceed the magnitude of their actions and intentions. As such the system should maintain the juvenile courts. Vincent Schiraldi and Jason Ziedenberg in their article the Florida experiment delve into the negative realities of sending youth offenders to adult courts... Should Juvenile...
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...? Summary Overview The chapter will be directed towards explaining the organizational theory as a constraint of democracy. Decision making is the most important criteria of a democratic government which will lead to the establishment of ultimate welfare of the individuals in the society. But bureaucracy and its characteristics has developed within the democratic countries of the world and limited the effectiveness of the democracy. The relation between bureaucracy and democracy will be also analyzed and provision for potential solution towards establishment of effective democracy will also be made. Democracy and decision making Involvement with an array of relationship among the individuals (bestowed with the right to...
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...? The case study, ‘Understanding a Development Miracle: China’ is highly relevant and explores the factors that have been responsible for its unprecedented 9% rate of economic growth from 1978 to 2006. The per capital income has increased five times and poverty has come down from 51% in 1978 to 8% in 2006. China’s remarkable success in international market has been hailed as an exemplary example of success for developing economy. The major reasons that contributed to its success have been its near homogenous demographic structure, phased manner of introducing free market structure and continuation of state control on vital fields of socio-economic growth. It had also adopted ‘active industrial policies’ that lured foreign... The case study,...
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...? EDUCATION IN AMERICA To have a successful country, you must have an educated citizenry. Few things are more important than education. With it people can leave behind their class or status and leapfrog over others. They are more productive and more informed. Real education is found in schools, and America has many of these. But it is important to understand where these schools came from and where they are going. These three articles provide a great deal of insight into this question. Each of these authors presents facts and opinions about the American education system and tries to persuade us of their views. In Rudolph’s article, the history of American universities is presented. From the earliest days, the struggle of those who... EDUCATION ...
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...?Canada is a multicultural society that is committed to have a free society. At the same time, I understand that policy makers need to preserve common Canadian culture and heritage and ensure that it is not compromised by invasion from foreign media sources. American contents, historically, dominated the show broadcasted by Canadian TV stations with Canadian advertisements. It is not good to see economics prevailing Canadian television and Canadian culture taking secondary importance. Advocates of Canadian television’s sovereignty point that the biggest enemy of Canadian television is US because of its cultural and social invasion: culturally, because American television culture is seen as degraded form of entertainment... is a multicultural...
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...?Running Head The Leader Of The Future The Leader of the Future Management [Pick the Summary: The Leader of the Future The Leader of the Future is a collective attempt to offer leaders of today the approaches that can help them in the future, approaches that can assist them in formalizing and adopt new visions, strategies and appropriate practices for the new era. The work of many management gurus was combined and certain common or important individual characteristics were identified and compiled together by Frances Hesselbein, Marshall Goldsmith and Richard Beckhard. The Leader of the future would emphasize and attach greatest importance to the Human Resources of the organization and the resulting actions and established...
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...Summary: In Defense of Prejudice: Why Incendiary Speech Must Be Protected According to the article, “In Defense of Prejudice: Why Incendiary Speech Must Be Protected,” regulation of prejudice has become a comprehensive facet that has proved challenging. This implies that in some situations, prejudice has caused confusion and there is a feeling for the modification of the statements regarded as hate speech as well as the policies regulating prejudice. The author’s main idea in the article is that prejudice is complex and has advanced beyond the barriers of the previous considerations. Therefore, prejudice should only be redefined for proper regulation and people should not think of totally eradicating prejudice. Prejudice...
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...? Tourism Summary Insert Insert Grade Insert Insert The research “Businessman or host? Individual differences between entrepreneurs and small business owners in the hospitality industry” by Wagener, Gorgievski and Rijsdijk (2010) is based on the importance of SMEs in today’s economy. The researchers acknowledges that there is a wide body of study that has covered the importance of SMEs to economies even though there is a gap in the study of the differences that exist among business owners. As a result, the study is conducted to be able to differentiate between entrepreneurial business owners and small business owners in hospitality industry. The differences identified by the authors through a review of available...
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...?Summary By 08 December Summary The tourism sector has been beneficial to various countries in the world. The importance is derived from the economic impact of tourism in the countries (Inui, Wheeler & Lankord 2006). Consequently, tourism has become a critical issue for the government, business and academics. Initially, the academics focused on the economic impact of tourism development. However, this changed in the 1970 as the dominance was now based on social, cultural, political, and environmental implications (Inui, Wheeler & Lankord 2006). The academics have focused on the ecological impacts of tourism and the principle of sustainable development (Inui, Wheeler & Lankord 2006). For this reason,...
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...Summary Content-Based Instruction Can Make ESL Teaching More Efficient in Korea One of the sources used for this essay (Met, 1991) makes an analogy between English study and learning how to play a musical instrument to demonstrate the chancy character of ESL instruction through the common practice of concentrating the lessons on grammar. The language-focused ESL class is compared to a music class that confines its studies to the mastery of musical keys, scales and notes. No meaningful results can be expected from this instructional method if the music students do not get their hands on the musical instrument of their choice and actually play it on a regular basis until they do it right. In the same manner, ESL students...
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