Samples to Help You Craft a Successful Essay About Citizenship - Page 5

As a Supreme Court Justice, it is possible to see two opposing viewpoints emerge in the privacy debate. Should the government collect information from private citizens in the name of national security? The first viewpoint is "privacy and speech are values of great importance" and people typically embrace these values. Scott McNeal, CEO of Sun Microsystems summarizes the alternative view: "You already have zero privacy. Get over it." Regarding privacy, the issue should not be whether or not we have privacy, but persuading people to care about their privacy issues. People everyday post private information to social media. Modern Continue reading...

At first, the word “literacy” seemed to have a simple meaning. People hear it always, from the time they were youngsters to the time they become more judicious about their plans for the future. Literacy has always been a part of life, mainly because of the people’s desire to grow in knowledge, which they believe would give them wisdom that is vital when managing their lives. They learn how to read and write, to calculate and evaluate, and to determine the complexities, as they desire to grow—not just physically—but mentally and psychologically. It is evident therefore, Continue reading...

Summary

The book “The Healing of America”, was written by T.R. Reid, published by Phillip Longman on September 20, 2009 and then was reprinted on August 31, 2010. The book is all about a Global Quest for Better, Cheap, and Fairer Health Care.
In his latest book, T.R Reid has done a service to his nation by showing how uninformed this conventional wisdom is. Considering his experience and research, the book is readable and informative. T.R Reid visited a lot of industrial democracies all over the world. The places he visited include Britain, Japan, France, Germany, France and many others. Continue reading...

Question 1

Comparative politics is the study of politics in a wider scope normally within many states or countries with the primary aim of making organized evaluations and comparisons. There are two main approaches to studying comparative politics. The area studies approach and the cross-national approach. The area studies approach highlights detailed analysis within a particular country or state of the world. Whereas cross-national approach mainly encompasses the concurrent study of a vast number of states to address precise speculative questions of a wider applicability. The method is carried out using the methods of numerical examination of empirical data. Due to Continue reading...

Discussion

With the current high rates of technological advancement in the communication sector, most governments have shown a paradigm shift from manual modes of operation to a concept of mobile government (West, 2012). It is also referred as electronic government in some cases; it facilitated an interaction between governments and their citizens and in some case, enhances interaction between government and other international stakeholders (Henman, 2013). Digital government has been majorly associated with various benefits; however, most evident benefit of mobile government is the enhanced efficiency of service provision. Certain institutions are currently focusing on a shift from e-governance to Continue reading...

Portfolio of Articles

In these changing times, Saudi Arabia has to keep up with what is happening around the world when it comes to embracing advances in technology and in science and ensure its global presence. While there are many schools of thought about this matter, it is one that needs to be addressed to eradicate misunderstanding and push forward in an effective manner. With a population of more than 26 million people, Saudi Arabia is home to about 9 million expatriates working in the Arab regions. As a result, it has become a melting pot of migrants from various cultures and Continue reading...

The Tributary System

It is said that ancient tributary systems first evolved between the years 3000-300 BCE. Empires, kingdoms and tribes were said to be linked to one another because of commercial and economic reasons, and so these tributary systems were actually market-driven. Among the features that characterized ancient tributary systems were political domination, strong social inequality, warfare and slave labor. The first tributary systems first arose in the Fertile Crescent area. As the individuals there transitioned from being hunter-gatherers to agriculturists, food soon became in abundance in the area. Politically there emerged leaders in these communities who gained power via control Continue reading...

Abstract

There are a variety of options for young Americans who exit college in the criminal justice department. Interesting options such as careers in the FBI or ATF are available to aspiring individuals. This paper has recorded some of the most important roles that are available to young American graduates of this age. It also provides an insight to other professionals that they may yet have their chance to serve their nation in one of these versatile agencies. Most of the roles discussed in this paper have listed a bachelor’s degree as a requirement. The ones that didn’t Continue reading...

The government initiated a program in 2001 aimed at fighting cyber terrorism by spying on the people and collecting data on various aspects. Spying can, and in most cases succeeds in detecting cybercrimes and apprehending criminals before they cause a lot of damage on the people. However, in as much as everyone appreciates the efforts of the government in the fight against cyber terrorism, the methods used by the NSA are not in line with the privacy policies of the citizens, economic interests, and other aspects of the citizens. There have been claims and even court battles that challenge Continue reading...

Introduction

In the recent past, much rhetoric about getting tough on delinquents or establishing workable policing initiatives lack the understanding of the causes of crime. As a result, majority of policy makers are short-sighted in terms of the possible impacts of the proposed community policing policies. In most countries around the world, these tenets are ideologically driven, and if they have any perceptible merit, there is an eclectic gap between what these policies propose and how they are being implemented. Community policing is one such example. Recently touted by city officials as a step in the right direction, community policing Continue reading...