Category: Essays

Introduction
The populism concept is gaining much attention in the global forums of academic and public discourses. In the recent days, the foreign policy has overseen proliferation of populist parties and movements around the world. However, there are much debate and confusion around the concept of populism based on its analytical utility and its ability to explain meaningful global politics. As such, theorists perceive populism as a ‘thin’ ideology with a limited analytical use. The use of media has become ubiquitous due to its ease of use and constant accessibility. As a result, the global social networks have changed tremendously thus reshaping the political and international relations in a great deal. In supporting the rights and power of the people against the privileged elite, social media has become a crucial tool through which the goals are pursued. This paper seeks to explore the varied perceptions on the populism concept and its relevance to international relations. As well, the use of media in the less democratic states is explored with view of understanding how populists use them to achieve their goals. Continue reading “Essay on Populism and Democracy”

Introduction
Although every culture in the world possesses specific characteristics that mould and develop their cuisine, Southeast Asia is on of the most varied, colourful and rich types of cuisine in the world. Furthermore, Cuisine widely varies within Southeast Asia, depending on what country, type of region and culture the place is.

Why is their food the way it is?
Culture’s usually create their typical foods around what is available in the region to crop. That is why you never see an apple pie around the equator line or a “typical” mango dish up north or down south. The food variety is contingent on the type of recipes that will be created among the people. Usually, people that generate these traditions are middle to lower class and are constructed through generations of developing said recipes. Continue reading “Southeast Asian Contemporary Cuisine: A Historic Influence”

People go through several changes over the course of their lives, from the time of their conception to the time they die. Even though some are normal and expected, they can lead to challenges that necessitate extra assistance to manage. Professionals are able to identify potential problems and offer early interventions, which can lead to better results. Developmental psychologists can work with people of all ages to treat issues and support growth. This study focuses on social-emotional development problem. Negative early experiences can harm behavioral, cognitive, social-emotional developments. Social-emotional development is a child’s experience, management and expression of emotions and ability to create rewarding and positive relationships. These aspects can be destroyed by negative early experiences that can lead to the inability of a child to succeed academically and in relationships, and have a good health. The paper focuses on two development periods, which are infancy and early childhood, in the life of Jane Noel, a 7-year old girl with inadequate development of self-identity. Continue reading “Inadequate Development of Self-Identity Essay”

Initial Risk Assessment
Nike Corporation was incorporated in 1967 under the law of the Oregon State. The primary business of the firm is to design, to develop, and make global marketing and selling athletic equipment, apparel, footwear, services, and other accessories (“Nike 2018 Form 10K” 55). As the world’s largest seller of athletic clothing and footwear, it uses Nike-owned retail stores, and its digital platforms distribute and sell its products to virtually all countries across the globe. Continue reading “A Review of the 2018 Form 10-K for Nike Corporation”

Impressionism is a major art movement that dominated the late 19th century and early 20th century. It started with a group of Paris-based artists who banded together to organize independent exhibitions outside of government-approved “Salons.” They formed these centers to showcase their work directly to the public since the Salons criticized and rejected most of their products. Generally, impressionism depicted realistic scenes of modern life and also attempted to objectively and accurately emphasize the passage of time using light. The three impressionist paintings “The Artist’s Sister at a Window” by Berthe Morisot in 1869; “Little Girl in a Blue Armchair, 1878” by Mary Cassatt; and “Girl Braiding her Hair, 1876” by Pierre Auguste Renoir all portray everyday activities, the feministic and religious values of the painters, and have similar compositions, but they differ in color, lighting, model, pose, and dressing. Continue reading “Paintings Comparison and Analysis Essay”

Keys Health Ready Coalition (KHRC), is a coalition within the state of Florida that has come together with the sole aim of improving the healthcare conditions of the state through implementation of awareness policy about spread, diagnosis, and management of AIDS. This body is a state healthcare coalition agency that has different appointees as director regularly. Moreover, the members of this coalition include Florida health, key west, medical reserve corps, lower keys, fisherman’s and mariner’s hospital. The coalition of these entities is formed under the same ideology of healthcare policy improvement such as creating awareness of the spread, diagnosis, and management of AIDS. Continue reading “Health Coalition Essay”

The story of the sailors and survivors of the Sparrow Hawk is a sympathetic one referring to the fateful incidences they faced. Their saddening experiences can be traced right from the time they left Batavia, the occurrence of the accident to their life experiences in the Korean Kingdom.

Everything looked good for them by the time they left Batavia for the port of Taiwan where they successfully reached and later proceeded to Japan. The waters between Batavia and Taiwan seaport were calm and safe as they lacked any fateful incidence reported. The triumphant arrival of His Excellency Caesar at Taiwan and the subsequent instructions for the sailors to proceed to Japan is an indication they hoped for the best throughout their journey to Japan. The voyage from Taiwan to Japan was full of misfortunes and marked the start of the miseries faced by the sailors. Continue reading “Reflection Paper of Sparrow Hawk”

Active listening or aggressive listening has emerged as a critical skill in effective business communication as well as strategic leadership. Bernard Ferrari author of Power Listening: Mastering the Most Critical Business Skill of All, stipulates that active listening is the skill that demarcates great and mediocre managers (Ferrari 14).Contrary to prevalent belief, listening is an active endeavor that entails discipline, control, focus, and engagement (Ferrari 20). Active listening is the front end of any business decision and requires the listener to approach a conversation with a pre-established understanding of targeted goals. Moreover, Ferrari encourages the listener to steer and filter the conversation in a manner that accomplishes the preconceived purpose (20). Ferrari assertions ultimately define active listening as a disciplined action that entails probing, analysis, and interpretation of information received with the purpose of improving its quality and quantity. Active listening emerges as indispensable in sustaining creativity and strategic decision making in the course of business leadership. Continue reading “Active Listening Essay”

Although Mexico is known for many good and bad reasons, its notoriety in human trafficking has earned the country an infamous public outlook. For the researchers, they would want to know the scale, scope, and prevalence of this criminal activity. There are many qualitative academic research papers which explain in detail this problem but there is hardly any quantitative study which has been conducted to exclusively describe the scope, scale, and prevalence of human trafficking in Mexico. Continue reading “Critical Review: Human Trafficking in Mexico”

To aid in treatment planning, there is a need for effective communication within the various health care team to foster unity and direction. This will also work to eliminate bias and differences within the various professionals involved in handling the patient (Weller, Boyd & Cumin, 2014).

The team must ensure that the question of what the treatment plan entails, what people make decisions, and who should be informed about the decisions are met (Weller, Boyd & Cumin, 2014). Additionally, to identify proper treatment plans, the health care providers, despite their differences must focus on some basic questions. One of them is what the client is doing that influence their ability towards recovery, and what they need to do to differently to change unhealthy behavior. Another question is how to help the patient adopt new behavior (Seeman, 2015). This collaboration and communication between providers will propel care towards achieving treatment success and result in minimal conflict with a clear role for each professional involved in the treatment plan. Continue reading “Treatment Planning Essay”