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The Role of the Leader in Social Entrepreneurship: Examining the Social Principles Social science Coursework
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Given the challenges posted to businesses today on being socially responsible, social entrepreneurship is regarded as a viable solution toward attaining sustainable business operations. Indeed, the recognition of values that are geared toward creating positive impacts to culture and society make social entrepreneurship conceptually attractive.
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China's One-Child Policy Social science Coursework
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China's compulsory one-child population policy created an ‘aged’ China population. The same policy required the abortions of many women about to give birth to a second child. Evidently, The China government’s 2013 termination of the prior one child policy indicates the policy had some avoidable disadvantages. 
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Corporate Social Responsibility and Social Entrepreneurism Social science Coursework
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Corporate social responsibility is to take steps towards the well being of a company’s stakeholders, namely, its clients, environment, employees and the community in which the company operates. Organizations that are able to serve its stakeholders on the social level, coming out of their profit-making objectives.
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Reconciling and Harmonising Cultural Conflict Social science Coursework
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. Coupled with the restraints and demands of the existing organizational culture, the leader must perform dynamically between satisfying organizational needs and objectives whilst also developing diverse strategies that will assist in reducing conflict both team-based and as it relates to the leader and subordinates under his or her charge. 
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Habermas's View on the Public Sphere and His Dilemma with Nancy Fraser Social science Coursework
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Technology also aids these critics thus making debates more open as there would be variations in outlooks and also with the coverage of the public spheres, the opinions are more unbiased and also unstable. It can be a pro or a con depending on how the topic would be handled and explained by the people concerned in its dissemination. 
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Gender Issues Surrounding Child Marriages in South Asia Social science Coursework
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Persistent attachment to obsolete cultures and traditions and the continued patronage of patriarchy-based ideals and beliefs allow societies to continually undermine the capacity of women to be independent and productive in their own, which in turn prevents them from reaching their full potential and remaining below men in the social ladder.
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Gender Wage Disparity in the Employment Sphere Social science Coursework
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There is no question that a lot of progress has been made over the past several decades concerning. Part of this progress was the way in which minorities have been included within society, integrated into the workforce, and the way in which feminism has improved the overall outlook and respect that women receive.
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Issues Which Face Non-native Speakers in the U.S Social science Coursework
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People see them as the French, Jamaican, Kenyan, or Korean types. This in itself is a challenge. From a basic understanding, not all international students have a difficulty in speaking and writing English. However, others have such problems thus the need for a quick and smart transition process is important at such moments.
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The Issue of Human Trafficking Social science Coursework
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Human trafficking is a serious crime that violates human rights. It refers to the transportation and the harboring of individuals using that in order to receive unlawful benefits from them. It is evident that on an annual basis, several individuals, including men, women, and children usually fall victim to traffickers in their own countries.  
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Arguments For and Against Mixed Community Policies Social science Coursework
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The middle class appears to be the only victor in this scheme of things. Many of them value diversity but rarely implement it in practice. Mixed community initiatives are characterized by self-aggregation within this group. They tend to have more options in housing and continue to leave out poorer communities (Lees, 2008).
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Child Labor in Africa Social science Coursework
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Though it may be argued that child labor does not affect the attendance of children to school at times, but it does affect the school performance because most of the time is spent at work and if the child works after school hours then they will attend school when they are tired. The concentration of working children is always impaired.
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Racism in the United States Social science Coursework
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The steps made may be deceiving that America has defeated tribalism. However, this is not the case. The reported incidences of racial discrimination are good evidence of racism. The socio-economic difference that exists among the races also provides a platform for racism to be advanced in the US. 
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Drug Use in the College and Work Environment Social science Coursework
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Some college individuals have found themselves in the deteriorating path, while others have faced the sack due to marijuana or alcohol use in their jobs. That is a fact, but the reality that many as well have come out successfully should give a substantive rationale to allow marijuana and alcohol taking in areas of jurisdiction (Malone 78)
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The Issue of Paid Organ Donation Social science Coursework
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There are many people who oppose the issue of paid organ donation due to ethical implications and the potential dangers of abuse of the process. The risk can be acknowledged, however, there are measures involving stricter government control which can be done to regulate and potentially annihilate these possible risk factors.
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Teen Sport Positively Contributes to Adolescent's Live as They Transition to Adult Life Social science Coursework
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The life of human beings develops in stages from childhood to adulthood. The character and behavior of individual at each stage is shaped by the surrounding environment. Transition of the adolescents from teenage to adulthood is quite technical. Adolescence is an important stage in life since it is the foundation for individuality and self identity
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Racial Discrimination within the Criminal Justice System Social science Coursework
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African-Americans are usually unconsciously or implicitly discriminated against by the criminal justice system on top of being stereotyped making them be incarcerated. These are even made worse by racial profiling which makes it difficult to enforce the criminal justice laws in an equal, fair, and just manner. 
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Summary of Susan Bordos Arguments Social science Essay
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The research of Soh et. al. (2006) also demonstrated that the adoption of western values has resulted in an increased prevalence of eating disorders in various parts of the world particularly the non-western world. The disturbance in body image is regarded as one of the key reasons for such eating disorder, which is demonstrated in various non-western societies.
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Social Corporate Responsibility of Oil and Gas Industry Social science Coursework
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The success of the government in the assessment of the extent of pollution of oil in the Delta region is productive. It has led to a reduction in oil pollution. The regulatory system in the region is also working in the favor of the locals. Consequently, there is no transparency in oil regulation. The situation is better and is bound to improve in the future.
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Department of Homeland Security Social science Coursework
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The author states that it is proven that bureaucracy and emergency situations do not merge. This is so because bureaucracy does not support the conducts required during a crisis (emergency) situations such as the rapid making of decisions, prioritization, fast structuring, and processing.
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Debate over Immigration in America Social science Coursework
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The issue of immigration into American has existed for a while with its debate currently revolving around the need to have comprehensive immigration reforms. Key concerns include expected roles of the federal government over more than 11 million illegal immigrants in the country, possible strategies for tightening security at the borders.
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Urban Poverty is a Consequence of Structure Social science Coursework
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Poverty is evident among American groups who are socially detached from the bigger society, educationally handicapped, and institutionally victimized not only in the labor market but also by the penal systems and social welfare. Severe poverty is based on political and economic structure, which is generated by three major forces.
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The Issue of Legalization of Drugs Social science Coursework
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Finally, the analysis would benefit from viewing the problem from the perspective of the major ethical theories. The first one, namely virtue ethics, would not support the extensive prohibition of recreational drugs, since that would not allow people to make their choice between the vice and the virtue.
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Online Communities Social science Coursework
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The online communities are creating a barrier that limits people’s interactions in the real world. The platforms have been instrumental in strengthening old friendships that had been weakened by geographical separation. They have also made it easy to conduct business operations such as advertisements for company products.
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Obstacles to Democratization in the Middle East Social science Coursework
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The latest spring that occurred in 2011 was arguably larger than the spring of 2005. The spring began in earnest in Tunisia as a protest against an autocratic and dictatorial regime. The successful ousting of the president motivated other Arab countries to do the same against their autocratic regimes. The protest soon spread to Jordan, Yemen, and Egypt.
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Comparison of Ethical Models Social science Coursework
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The author states that the people affected by the consequentialist approach to ethics are both the individual involved in the behavior and the second party/society. This is because consequentialism focuses on the outcome of an individual’s behavior; the outcome that can either affect the individual involved in the behavior or the society.
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The Concept of Working Union Social science Coursework
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The author states that the concept of working union has been introduced for the first time during the 19th century as a significant political movement in the society. During that phase, wages of labor was low and workers used to work for long hours as compared to the recent days. Moreover, the employing authority was also not responsible.
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Syrian Political Crisis Social science Coursework
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Sanity needs to prevail and a solution needs to be devised. The civilians are in the direct line of fire and the United Nations need to find a way to solve these issues. The local political parties, as well as the Middle East forces in the form of Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Iran, need to play a role in resolving the issue. 
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Aspects of Free Speech Social science Coursework
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As much as there has been activism on the need to allow people to express themselves, there has also arisen a need for regulating the extent to which people should express themselves. It is important since it mitigates the possibility of one harming another in the name of freedom of speech. Insight on freedom of speech became an issue way in the 6th and 5th century BC.
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Ethnic and Religious Minorities in Iran: Baha'is Social science Coursework
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People of minority religious groups like the Kurds have not been spared either. The religious intolerance and persecution of the Baha’is in Iran have become a matter of concern to many nations and bodies like the United Nations.  The UN has various Treaty-based bodies that include the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination. 
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Strategies in Emergency Preparedness for Transportation-Dependent Populations Social science Coursework
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There are many strategies pertaining to people dependent on transportation for their mobility. The group requires prior planning of an emergency because any emergency would easily lead to their demise. The unique nature of the accidents promotes the creativity of the strategic emergency response team.
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Discrimination in the Workplace Based on Gender Social science Coursework
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The second part explores the meaning of the glass ceiling, examines the notion of sexual harassment, and analyzes the ethical, economical and social effects of gender discrimination. It examines each aspect of the effect on examples and provides an analysis of the general impact that they have. 
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Race and Justice Department Social science Coursework
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It is often suggested that living in society should be regarded as an irreplaceable prerequisite for the development of the inner potential of a person to its fullest. However, if one takes a careful look at contemporary American society, one can not help noticing that some parts of the population, namely African American and Hispanic minorities are suffering from inequality in terms of justice. 
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Values of Traditional and One-State Conservatism Social science Coursework
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One-state conservatism advocate for noblesse oblige; social obligation; a non-ideological approach to politics; and the preservation of already established institutions. All in all, these are great values that if implemented as they ought to be; can help in creating an amazing, joyful, prosperous, and harmonious society.
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Kukathass and Risses Arguments in Favor of Immigration Social science Coursework
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Libertarian concepts promote free movement of people across countries provided that there is sufficient evidence they will not injure or harm others. Furthermore, the utilitarian principle perceives the act of restricting free immigration as a factor that leads to inefficiency in some countries, especially those with fewer resources.
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Ethics and Corporate Governance Issues Social science Coursework
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The behavior can lead to many forms of victimization in which the whistle-blower may destroy his or her career by having his or her job in the current organization terminated and even having his or her career reputation destroyed. This may cost the whistle-blower’s life as far as his career is concerned.
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Should We Tolerate People We Disapprove Social science Coursework
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Tolerance denotes a social virtue as well as a political principle that promotes the coexistence of people despite them having different views. Evidently, in a pluralistic society, people hold a diverse range of views and have a conviction of leading different lifestyles. Tolerance comes into place under two distinct conditions.
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Impact of the Internet on Society Social science Coursework
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The way the society was operating in social, political, and economic aspects has far much improved. People cannot completely rule out the developments that the internet has brought along. Measures should be put in place to help minimize the number of negative impacts so as to have a balanced society that enjoys technology benefits with moderation. 
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The Production of the Laramie Project Social science Coursework
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The crime against Matthew Shepard happened in Laramie, but it could have happened to anyone in the country at any time and anyplace.  The importance of this production is immense because it serves to highlight not only the nature of this crime but the presence of hate all around us and the need to eliminate it. 
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The Conspiracy Theories for Princess Dianas Death Social science Coursework
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Criminal laws define a conspiracy as an agreement between two or more parties to commit a felony in the future (Gillies, 2001). Some criminal laws require a minimum of one overt act undertaken beyond the agreement for it to be termed as a conspiracy. However, there is no limit to the number of conspirators.
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The Key Obstacles in Getting Agencies to Work Together Social science Coursework
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The collaboration between public service agencies is essential if resolving certain complex social problems such as insecurity and the threat of terrorism, drug and substance use, and major catastrophes are to be addressed effectively. However, there are certain key obstacles that hinder effective interagency collaboration. 
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Food Security and Climbing Food Prices in Nigeria Social science Coursework
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The government of Nigeria is one of the important actors in the global food security problem to make sure sustainable development can be accomplished in their own country. They have collaborated with the international governmental organizations in the private sector to resolve the issue; in addition, they tried to reduce the number of people who experience food security.
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Stress is a Problem of Modern Life Social science Coursework
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Different scholars and theorists of the world have linked the stress in the modern life to the aspects of globalization and technological advancement that have not only changed how people live and how things are done but also affected the living standards and contributed to the evolution of laws and legal statutes in the different states of the world. The evolution of technology has had a direct impact on unemployment in most parts of the world.
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The Nature of Terrorism in 21th Century Social science Coursework
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According to the PATREON act title ii, if the government does not provide substantial evidence that the search has a concrete relationship with terrorism, the judge has no mandate to write the warrant. The justice department in 2002 affirmed that the application of such provision is only appropriate for public libraries, newspapers, or bookstores.
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Is the 'Promise' of International Institutions False Social science Coursework
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Theories by institutionalism also focus on how to create peace in the world of politics, by entirely changing the mindset of a realist. Coming up with ideas of international relations could be one of the successful ways of creating a pacing system where the state begin to trust one another as they are led by peaceful norms.  
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What Is so New about New Terrorism Social science Coursework
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In conclusion, though the definition of new and old terrorism seems to be the same in terms of some specific characteristics, there are other characteristics that have been attributed to new terrorism. Unlike the old terrorism, the new terrorism is seen to be highly motivated by religious fanaticism, which was not experienced in the old terrorism. 
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Islamophobia: Western Media Contribution to Hate on Islam Social science Coursework
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According to Diamond & Plattner, the word Islam is an Arabic word that refers to commitment and submission to God’s will. Within Islam, the understanding of the will of God brings forth many disagreements. Since the bombing of the twin towers in September 2001, the conflict between the western and Islamic democracy has been debated a lot.
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Inequality, Poverty, and Environmental Health Social science Coursework
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In most cases, socialization is brought about when a country or an individual wants a favor from another country such as investments or trade between countries. On the other hand, inequality is a form of discrimination where one individual feels more superior to the other. There are, however, different forms of inequality.
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International Relations Theories and International Peacekeeping Social science Coursework
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The second class of scholars’ goal is to understand the limits of information analysis and how it affects decision-making. In most cases, both approaches are used complementarily. Most international relations theories, however have failed to forecast the end of the Cold War (Roland P. 2014 pp 106-122). 
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The Toolbox of the UN for Peace Missions Social science Coursework
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Hence, prompting allies of the targeted states end up defying the common decision of other UN members. This is by not ceasing to trade with the sanctioned state as it was evident with Burma and Russia sanctions, which did not materialize due to unceasing support availed then by China (Vines, 2012, p. 877).
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Latin American Identity Social science Case Study
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While Rodo and Retamar present different paths towards a Latin-American identity a great irony must be initially pointed out. This is the fact that, despite their differences, both writers use metaphors stemming from one of the great icon’s of European culture, namely William Shakespeare and his play The Tempest.
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