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Write a persuasive essay on Will segregation/separation of social classes always exist?

1. Describe some of the most common forms of digital crime.2. What gaps exist in our understanding of digital crime? What can be done to address these gaps?

Discuss how Covid-19 has effected business and how we can recover from this financial crisis.

Write a research paper discussing the implications of the Argument from Moral Diversity.

Annotated Bibliography (10 pts. total): Include four scholarly journal articles and one primary resource of good quality for use in historical research that specifically relate to your topic and research questions.For purposes of this assignment the citation should be single spaced. ii) Summary Provide a summary in which you identify the resource’s contents, main ideas and arguments. For example, what evidence is there that the information contained in the article is well researched? Is the article peer reviewed? What qualifications does the author have? Your assessment should be one paragraph long. **For your primary resource, what evidence is there that the primary resource is authentic? If it is on a website, is it an image or transcript of the original document? What qualifications does the author have? What qualifications does the website owner have? How or why is the resource directly relevant to your research question?

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Prepare a five-minute power-point presentation focusing your discussion on atopic of your choice related to Global Food Production. After a brief introduction of your topic, you state your point of view on thetopic directly and often in one sentence. This sentence is the Thesis Statement. It serves as asummary of the argument you’ll make in the rest of your presentation.3) What are the ideas that support your thesis statement? What is the evidence that supports theideas? Be sure to reference where you got the information from.4) Do not tell me what you think I want to hear or might agree with. Truly take the time toexpress your own ideas and opinions.5) Use a large enough font size so that people can read your slides and do not make them too textheavy. Do your best to make your slides visually pleasing.

Case 2: Raising his voice, Mr. Pauli . . . Raising his voice, Mr. Pauli, Gialli’s college, responded, “What do you mean, a crazy idea? We have carefully considered the pros and cons and believe that it would greatly benefit the buyer.”“Please, don’t’ get overexcited” implored Mr. Johnson. “We need to provide solid arguments and should not get sidetracked by emotional irrelevancies.”Before the Dutch representative, Mr. Bergman, had a chance to explain why he thought it was a crazy idea, the two Italian colleagues left the room for a time-out. “This is what I call a typical Italian reaction,” Mr. Bergman remarked to his colleagues. “Before I even had a chance to give my arguments as to why I think the idea is crazy, they walk out.”The other managers were squirming uncomfortably in their chairs. They did not know what to think. Mr. Johnson got up and left the room to talk to the Italians.Question: What do you think that (if any) is the role of emotions while doing business?

Achievement-oriented corporations in Western countries often send young, promising managers on challenging assignments to far away countries without realizing that the local culture will not accept their youthfulness and/or gender however they will achieve. A young (aged 34), talented, female marketing manager had worked for an American company in both the US and Britain. She was so successful in her second year there that she was named the most promising female manager in Britain. This vote of confidence influenced her decision to accept an offer to transfer as director of marketing to her company’s operation in Ankara, Turkey. She know she had always been able to win the support and trust of her subordinates and colleagues. The first few weeks in Ankara were as usual in a new job, getting to know the local business, the staff, and how to get things done. Luckily, she know one of the marketing managers, Guz Akil, who had been her marketing assistant in London. They had worked well together.Working as hard as she could over the first few months, she found her authority gradually slipping away. The most experienced Turk, Hasan (aged 63), informally but consciously took over more and more of her authority, getting things done where her own efforts were frustrated, although his marketing knowledge was only a fraction of her own. She had to watch him exercise influence, which most often led to unsatisfactory results. Through Guz she learned that the head office complied with this arrangement, communicating more and more through Hasan, not her. She also heard that 10 years earlier an American male manager the same age she was had been withdrawn because of his inability to command local managers effectively. He was now working with much success for a competitor back in the US.Questions:1) Do you think that this is a case of discrimination based on gender and age or it is just the way in which ascribed-oriented countries conduct business? Explain2) A better tactic could have been to make a young female an assistant or adviser to a “local” manager. She would make up for deficits in knowledge they have, while using local seniority to get things done. What do you thing about this approach? Would it work? Why, why not?

As always, begin with a topic sentence that identifies the title, the author, and what the book is about. Explain its plot in a sentence or two and move on to your thesis statement. Begin each essay as a separate entity.Topic #1:In the novel “The Stranger”, Meursault say this to his lawyer:I explained to him, however, that my nature was such that my physical needs often got in the way of my feelings. (p. 65)You are to discuss several instances in the book where Meursault’s observation about himself is proven to be true. Include as well how statement relates to the book as a whole.