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CMC Strategic Communication: Media, Stakeholders, and Social Media
Analyzes CMC's media relations and stakeholder strategy in Antigua and Barbuda using Central Route Persuasion and systems theory frameworks.
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Analyzing Gary Varvel's Green New Deal Editorial Cartoon
A rhetorical analysis of Gary Varvel's 2019 political cartoon mocking AOC's Green New Deal, examining how imagery and text work together to satirize the bill.
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Race as a Social Construct: Context, Science, and Power
Explores how race is socially constructed through context, law, and genetics, and examines its real consequences for identity, power, and social hierarchies.
Essay Undergraduate 1,577 words
The UN as Global Police Force and Negotiation Facilitator
Examines the UN's authority, enforcement methods, and limitations as a global police force and negotiation facilitator in the post-WWII era.
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Walmart SEC 10-K & Proxy Statement Comprehensive Analysis
A comprehensive analysis of Walmart's SEC Form 10-K and DEF-14A Proxy Statement covering business strategy, stakeholders, SWOT, and financial performance.
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Tesla's Market Entry Strategy for France: Analysis
Analyzes Tesla's expansion into France, covering EV competition, environmental opportunities, wholly owned subsidiary entry mode, and CSR obligations.
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CDA of Racism and Ethnicity in Trump's Tweets
A critical discourse analysis of Trump's tweets examining racism, ethnicity, power, and ideology using the Fairclough model, cultivation theory, and agenda-setting theory.
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Systemic Failure: Race, Infrastructure, and Hurricane Katrina
Analytical essay on Hurricane Katrina examining how engineered infrastructure failures, racial geography, and government response failures produced unequal
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Animal rights debates: Singer, MacIntyre, Kenny and Frey
Over the past several decades, the media and pro-animal groups have paid increasing attention to what Singer called in his 1983 book the "animal liberation movement."
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How iron triangles shape American policymaking since 1980
As high school students we all learned about the Constitutional separation of powers. With each of the three branches of government -- the judicial, executive, and legislative -- having the power to limit the power of the others, no one aspect of government could hold the American people hostage.