How Far Do Representations of Youth Crime in Britain, Through Popular Culture, Influence the Public's Perceptions of Young People in Today's Society?
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This 11 page paper is a literature review covering a range of sources that would be useful for a dissertation which examines How far representations of youth crime in Britain, through popular culture, influence the public's perceptions of young people in today's society. The paper starts by placing the occurrence of crime into a social context and reviews crime theory. The paper then looks individually at the way youth crime is reported and the influences on the making of the news, and then at the way the news will influence the audience by looking at audience theories. The bibliography cites 21 sources.
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How to Enhance the Reputation of the US and its’ Citizens
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The reputation of counties depends on a range of factors. The United States has suffered as a result of recent global events. This 34 page paper is a study that has the aim of developing a strategic approach for the US to enhance its reputation to create a more positive image using only volunteers. The paper details the problem and the causes of the problem, examines the way in public relations tools may be used to manipulate public perception and presents an example of primary research that identifies the audience that should be targeted with any reputation enhancement strategy. The paper also includes a case study where poor performance required a cost effective people centric public relations campaign to rebuild reputation. The paper concludes with a broad strategic approach that could be adopted. The bibliography cites 16 sources.
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Implementing E-Government
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This 107 page paper is a plan for introducing e-government into one department of a government. The paper examines the needs, the current position and the shortfall then makes recommendations for hardware and software choices and configurations and uses an approach of requirements engineering. This is a full proposal and plan including a schedule. The example used is GEC from Abu Dhabi and the United Arab Emirates government. The paper also includes a comprehensive literature review. The bibliography cites 46 sources.
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Improving Education through Learner-Based Education
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A 60 page research study that outlines the benefits of learner-based educational programming when compared with information-based or "old-school" curriculum. This paper correlates the current literature to the findings of a research study that outlines outcomes related to the two different teaching styles. Bibliography lists 30 sources.
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Improving Social Interaction in Autistic Children; A Dissertation Proposal
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This 8 page paper proposes a study into the emotional aspect that influence social interaction of children aged 8 – 12 diagnosed as suffering from autism. The paper gives the goals of the study and conducts a brief literature review looking at supporting studies and looks at potential tools for measurement of social and emotional abilities. The paper also gives a brief methodology and outlines the expected results. The bibliography cites 10 sources.
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Inadequate Mental Health Resources In African-American Communities Has Created A Mental Health Crisis, Especially The Incarceration Of African-American Males
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104 pages in length. The extent to which mental illness reaches into the recesses of contemporary society is both vast and far-reaching. That millions of people with various stages of mental illness continue to exist as functioning members within today's global community speaks to the notion that mental imbalance is even more prevalent now than ever before. Clearly, all types of mental illness cannot be classified within the same parameters as one another, inasmuch as there are varying levels of severity that dictate just how functional an individual might be within the confines of social dictates. Someone with clinical depression is considered mentally ill on one end of the scale, while a schizophrenic is regarded as a contrasting representation of severe mental dysfunction. Society has not been very successful in addressing its mental illness problem; one only has to witness the nation's tremendous homeless population, obtain criminal justice statistics and examine the number of people currently taking psycho tropic medication in order to underscore the prevalence of mental illness. Understanding the origins of mental health is paramount to gaining further understanding of how to address the social, political, economic and personal issues directly associated with mental illness, which requires the examination of myriad cultural and genetic elements that have been suspect in the study of human behavior. At the focus of such examination will be a clear illustration of how inadequate mental health resources are in general, with particular attention paid to the deficiency of such services within African-American communities, a problem that has created a mental health crisis directly associated with the incarceration of African-American males. Bibliography lists 88 sources.
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Increasing Tourist to Uganda
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This 64 page seeks to identify the way that Uganda can increase the level of tourism it attracts and reach the target of 2 million tourist visitors per year. The paper has a strong theoretical basis examining the different elements that need to be present in order to increase tourist levels and encourage the industry in developing countries, including factor conditions including consideration of Dunnings model, support from local communities and the ability to attract international tourists including issues of spatial interaction. The potential and benefits of ecotourism are considered for Uganda and the issues of marketing are all included in the paper. The bibliography cites 94 sources.
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Infant Mortality
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This 40 page paper looks at the problem of high infant mortality rates in Sub Sahara Africa. The paper looks starts by looking at the general situation in Sub – Saharan Africa, an then considers South Africa and Botswana and the ways that they have successful in reducing the high rate of infant mortality or in indicated ways in which it maybe improved. The third section of the paper looks at Sierra Leone and Ethiopia and considers why they have not been successful in reducing the rate of infant mortality. The bibliography cites 12 sources.
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Influences on Football Attendance; A Research Proposal
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This 16 page paper is a research proposal to investigate why a football team that is performing well may still be seeing a decline in ticket sales. There is a great deal of literature that associated the demand for tickets with performance levels and outcome uncertainly. There is also a smaller level of studies that has identified other factors, such as ticket cost, weather, day of the week and employment status may also impact on attendance. This paper proposes primary quantitative research with casual fans of a football club to assess what influences are impacting on the attendance in order to develop a simple but comprehensive model of influences. The bibliography cites 15 sources.
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