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Political Interest Groups and Healthcare: The Assignment –
is to choose one of the interest groups that are trying to influence health care policies before congress and the president and to analyze their activities in terms of the President, Congress, Public opinion, etc. you may make use of newspaper articles of information from websites in order to find the current information on the interest groups activities and the presidents policy goals but then you must show evidence of your understanding of the issues by including at least six credible, reliable references to scholarly research on the topic. To Clarify : I am looking for a research paper in political science; in other words, using information you find on your particular issue put it into context of the scholarly information written by political scientists and other experts

The relationship between law and social change–Discuss the relationship between law and social change: does law follow or initiate social change? Give examples, use cases such as Eldridge and Suave, provide arguments for and against, link your argument to one of theoretical perspectives (e.g., Marx, critical legal studies, feminist theory, critical race theory, etc.).
Viewpoints
• Valid (scholarly/academic, not personal opinion) support/evidence/research
• Multiple views/opposing arguments
o Appreciation & refutation of…
o Valid support/evidence/research
Cases/Examples
• Almost all topics involve an actual legal case, legislation or legal reference. Your paper can only truly address the issue at hand if you use & properly reference the actual materials in question. Find the actual court case or legislation in question, in its primary state. Do not rely on only others’ interpretations.
o Almost all federal & provincial (and even international) legislation is available online (Acts, Codes, laws, etc.)
o Most court cases are available online; remember many high profile cases have gone through more than one level of court!
• Case studies, legal references, historical references, etc.
• Valid support/evidence/research
• Get the facts right – verify with multiple sources
• If you are using examples, whose version of the ‘facts’ is it? It there an opposing view/version? How do we know what is ‘true’?
Substance
• Thesis – main premise of paper clearly identified in introduction, and maintained throughout paper
• Proposed arguments & support for each
• Issues/questions to be discussed/answered
• Be sure you are answering what you were asked!
Theories/Support
• Valid (scholarly/academic) support/evidence/research
• Explain clearly what the theory entails and how it relates to the issue/topic
• Multiple theories may apply; as well, one theory may often apply in more than one way (be clear about how you are using it)

Evaluate the administrations of Presidents Hayes, Garfield, Arthur, Cleveland, and Harrison in reference to their conceptions of the office and the use of executive power.
What were a few accomplishments of each president?

Write a Literary review of an argument about how technology is rapidly evolving and the dependency on it by society.

House of Wisdom: How the Arabs Transformed Western Civilization: i)Scanning the Table of Contents. This can help you understand how the book is organized and will
aid in determining the author’s main ideas and how they are developed – chronologically, topically,
etc.
ii)Looking for other book reviews. If you use these, be sure to reference them in footnotes.
2)Include some biographical information about the author.
a)What is his background? Why did the author write on this subject rather than on some other subject?
b)What is his reputation, qualifications, influences, biographical, etc. – any information that is
relevant to the book being reviewed and that would help to establish the author’s authority.
c)Can you discern any connections between the author’s philosophy, life experience and the reviewed
book?
d)Who is the intended audience?
3)How is the book as read? What is the author’s style? Is it formal or informal? Evaluate the
quality of the writing style by using some of the following standards: coherence, clarity,
originality,
forcefulness, conciseness, fullness of development, fluidity . Does it suit the intended audience?
Is it readable? Enjoyable?
4)How did the book affect you? Were any previous ideas you had on the subject changed, abandoned,
or reinforced due to this book? How is the book related to your own course or personal agenda?
What personal experiences you’ve had relate to the subject?
5)How well has the book achieved its goal?
6)Evaluate the book for interest, accuracy, objectivity, importance, thoroughness, and usefulness to
its intended audience. Show whether the author’s main arguments are true. Respond to the author’s
opinions. What do you agree or disagree with? And why?
7)Illustrate whether or not any conclusions drawn are derived logically from the evidence. Explore
issues the book raises. What possibilities does the book suggest? What has the author omitted or
what problems were left unsolved? What specific points are not convincing? Compare it with other
books on similar subjects or other books by the same as well as different authors. Is it only a
reworking of earlier books; a refutation of previous positions? Have newly uncovered sources
justified a new approach by the author? Comment on parts of particular interest, and point out
anything that seems to give the book literary merit. Relate the book to larger issues.
8)Check the back matter. Is the index accurate? Check any end notes or footnotes as you read from
chapter to chapter. Do they provide important additional information? Do they clarify or extend
points made in the body of the text?
9)Summarize (briefly), analyze, and comment on the book’s content. State your general conclusions.
Pay particular attention to the author’s concluding chapter. Is the summary convincing? List the
principal topics, and briefly summarize the author’s ideas about these topics, main points, and
conclusions. Use specific references and quotations to support your statements. If your thesis has
been well argued, the conclusion should follow naturally. It can include a final assessment
or simply restate your thesis. Do not introduce new material at this point.

Sex offender treatment program: pick an intervention policy in place for meeting offender needs. This paper will provide an identification and discussion of the offender needs being met, the history of the policy, the theoretical and social forces behind the policy, and a critique of the effectiveness of the program.

Cash management classes for banking customers: The paper has to explain why banks should introduce cash management classes for its customers.
It has to review several areas:
(1) The manager’s perspective concerning overall management of the research proposal.
(2) The researcher’s development perspective.
(3) And explain why these items are so important to the manager and researchers.

In determining the nature of the Caliphate (who should rule, over whom, and for how long), developed Sunni law reflects a combination of theological and political factors. Give a detailed overview of these factors. What advice do you think al-Mawardi would have for modern day Sunni Muslim leaders?

Periodontal Disease and Cardiovascular disease, is there a link?– NOT allowed to use internet sources for this essay. We can only use journal articles from magazine or college library data base..I can provide you with the password to my college library database. Please make sure it is double spaced and change the title question to something more interesting..it has to be a question! I need the references and everything in APA format. My college library data base address is:
http://www.fanshawec.ca/EN/vlibrary/vlibrary/catalogues.html student ID and mine is : 0198381

Beowulf, years between Grendel and being king: Write about Beowulf’s post-Grendel life and the early days of his Kingdom.