Category: Globalization

“The Yellow Wallpaper”, “Sonny’s Blues”

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in a complete essay, one of the five short stories we read in class (“The Yellow Wallpaper”, “Sonny’s Blues”, “Everyday Use”, “Cathedral”, “The Great Silence”). Identify what you believe to be the main theme of the story and in an argument paper convince your reader that this is the main theme by explaining how you came to your conclusion. Be sure to include a plot summary and use specific examples from within the story in order to prove your thesis. Research is not a requirement for this assignment, but if you feel it will assist you in writing the paper you may do some. If you do research,

The generic and global business strategies used by New Balance Shoe Company

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Explain the generic business strategies for the company. Include cost, differentiation, and focus or hybrid information.
Analyze the business strategy the company uses in its marketplace approach. Provide examples of how the strategy is used to position the company in a competitive environment.
Analyze the company’s business model.
What are the core products?
How does the organization make money?
What is the customer value proposition?
What is the profit proposition?
Analyze the corporate strategy of the company. Include the product, geographical, and vertical scope in which it operates.
Has the company expanded from its original product line or field of operation?
Does the company own vertically related activities along the value chain for its products?
Analyze the overall corporate structure and key management systems.
Does the company employ diversification, vertical integration, or globalization?
Are global alliances part of the corporate strategy?
Analyze the strategic fit between the business and corporate strategies of the company.

Domestic and global legal implications.

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Create an informative comparison chart page using no less than 3 terms associated with domestic and global legal implications.

Provide a minimum 1000 word, analysis of the terms you selected for your chart. Include the following in your analysis:

An examination of each term
A discussion about why each item is significant.
Identification of the strengths, weaknesses, threats, and opportunities of each item and their impact (SWOT analysis)

Robert Frost

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Topic: Your research paper should include the following:
-The name of your author
-Author’s biography (education, personality, life events, interesting facts, et.)
-Discuss the author’s most famous book/short story/essay/poem. What is the subject of the text? What was the author’s purpose for writing the text? Audience (who did the author expect to read the text? Occasion (what major event was happening during the time the book was written OR in the setting of the book)?
Answer the following questions:
-How did the author’s life influence his or her writing?
-Why do you think the author’s books are so famous?
-How do you feel about what you learned?

 

 

Difference between the global marketing and the international marketing

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understand the difference between the global marketing and the international marketing while designing the strategy for the global company, Tesla.

You have been hired as the marketing manager for Tesla. Select one country Tesla is currently not conducting business in and determine if you would employ a global marketing strategy or an international marketing strategy. Your paper should include the followings:

Define a difference between a global marketing strategy and an international marketing strategy (20% of your paper),
Provide a company profile (10%),
Provide a profile for a country Tesla is currently not conducting business in (include information about population, language, lifestyle, social and economic situation) (20%),
Provide a justification why you choose this country (10%),
Discuss the strategy (either a global or an international strategy) you select and provide the examples and specific plans using references (40%).

Corrie’s involvement in the war

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Inform the reader about WWII, Corrie’s involvement in the war, and the impact of her story.
What you must do: Research information about WWII (who was involved, the reason for the war, lasting effects, etc) Research more about Corrie and her involvement with the i war as well as the impact she made(made sure to go into detail)
Acceptable Resources: The Hiding Place, any online resources that are reputable(.org, .gov, or .edu) You can also use books if you have access to them.
Requirements: 5 paragraphs double spaced Include a cover/title page at the beginning and a works cited page at the end. Your paper must cite all of your sources, and follow MLA formatting guidelines. Must include a works cited page in MLA format.

Political correctness and comedy

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Having thoroughly researched your topic on political correctness and comedy, your goal is to make a persuasive argument that will help move the debate forward, solve a pressing problem, and/or resolve disagreements. You may find it useful to consider the stases. Your argument can do one or more of the following:
• show that a problem exists or that it’s serious enough to merit action;
• identify the cause of that problem; or define a key term; and/or
• advocate for a way to respond to and solve the problem.
You might find it useful to address multiple stases (it is common for arguments to define the problem and then advocate for a fitting solution). Your goal is to move the debate forward by addressing the stasis or stases that are subject to disagreement. This is to say, if most people agree that a problem exists, the core of your argument should not be that a problem exists. This also means that you do not necessarily need to argue for a particular solution to the problem; if the debate is mired by disagreements on the lower stases, you can make a significant contribution by helping people agree on definition or cause-and-effect, etc.

 

 

A Comparative Analysis of 1984, The End of History

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Political Ideologies and the Quest for Identity: A Comparative Analysis of 1984, The End of History?, We, and The Communist Manifesto
Write a comparative analysis of the four texts:

George Orwell, 1984 (Signet Classics)
Francis Fukuyama, “The End of History?” The National Interest, Summer 1989
Evgenii Zamiatin, We (Penguin Classics)
Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels, The Communist Manifesto (Penguin Classics)

Here’s the essay outline you should follow:

Thesis Statement:
In examining Orwell’s “1984,” Fukuyama’s “The End of History?”, Zamiatin’s “We,” and Marx and Engels’ “The Communist Manifesto,” a common exploration of the impact of political ideologies on individual identity and societal development emerges, offering distinct perspectives on the struggle for freedom and the evolution of political systems.

Outline:
I. Introduction
A. Brief overview of the four texts
B. Presentation of the thesis statement

II. The impact of political ideologies on individual identity
A. Orwell’s “1984” and Zamiatin’s “We”
1. The suppression of individual freedom in totalitarian societies
2. The role of dissent and rebellion in challenging the status quo
B. Marx and Engels’ “The Communist Manifesto”
1. The impact of capitalism on individual identity and social relations
2. The call for a collective proletarian identity and revolution
C. Fukuyama’s “The End of History?”
1. The assertion that liberal democracy fosters individual freedom
2. The implications of this perspective for the evolution of individual identity

III. The struggle for freedom and societal development
A. The dystopian visions in “1984” and “We”
1. The portrayal of oppressive regimes and their impact on society
2. The potential for change and the role of resistance
B. The Communist Manifesto’s revolutionary vision
1. The critique of capitalism and the call for a classless society
2. The potential for progress and freedom in a post-revolutionary society
C. Fukuyama’s “The End of History?”
1. The argument that liberal democracy represents the pinnacle of political development
2. The implications for human freedom and societal progress

IV. Comparative analysis of the texts and their perspectives
A. The role of political ideologies in shaping individual identity
1. Totalitarianism in “1984” and “We”
2. Capitalism and communism in “The Communist Manifesto”
3. Liberal democracy in “The End of History?”
B. The struggle for freedom and the evolution of political systems
1. Resistance and rebellion in “1984” and “We”
2. Revolution and transformation in “The Communist Manifesto”
3. The culmination of political evolution in “The End of History?”

V. Conclusion
A. Recap of the comparative analysis
B. The enduring relevance of these texts in understanding the complex relationship between political ideologies, individual identity, and societal development
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