Literature Review Graduate 2,846 words

Neo-Liberalism and Legal Traditions in Malaysia, Indonesia, and China

Examines how neo-liberal legal concepts reshaped common, civil, and socialist law in Malaysia, Indonesia, and China after the 1997 Asian financial crisis.

Law

~15 min read

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Literature Review Undergraduate 1,782 words

Team Conflict Management and Dynamics in the Workplace

A literature review on team conflict development, resolution strategies, leader roles, and the value of ethical and diverse team culture in organizations.

Business

~9 min read

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9,722 words

Representation of Coloured identity in Abraham Phillips's fiction

"If we follow the badge of color from 'African' 'Negro' to 'colored race' to 'black' to 'Afro-American' to 'African-American'

~49 min read

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2,490 words

Countrywide Financial and predatory lending in the housing crisis

The most recent U.S. housing boom ended dramatically in 2007, with the near collapse of the economy and the sudden loss of trillions of dollars in home equity and stock values.

~13 min read

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9,261 words

Scientific method development from ancient Mesopotamia through the Scientific Revolution

The quest for knowledge for knowledge's sake is an inherent part of mankind, and with this knowledge we are able to progress as a race through scientific advancements, in the form of medicine and technology to name but two.

~47 min read

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1,017 words

Leadership styles of Jeffrey Smisek and Gary Kelly

Jeffery A. Smisek, CEO of Continental Airlines and Gary Kelly, CEO of Southwest Airlines. Both of these men head what many consider minor airlines, and yet they are some of the most successful airlines in the country.

~6 min read

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3,485 words

Developing hospice bereavement programs for deaf patients and families

For many people, being deaf or hard of hearing is a foreign concept. But for many others, being deaf means being a part of a close-knit community with a lifestyle, culture, and language all its own.

~18 min read

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2,869 words

Enron's political influence and regulatory oversight failures

The Enron Corporation's behavior was both unethical and illegal. In some instances, the company had members of Congress as well as members of its own board of directors helping to politically influence the U.S. regulatory laws and landscape in order to create an Enron-run commodities market.

~15 min read

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2,645 words

Creating effective employee training programs in response to globalization

Over the last several years, a shift has been taking place in the job market. What has been happening is a variety of jobs, have begun to face increasing amounts of competition.

~14 min read

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2,471 words

World Vision's global structure and community development programs

The organization for whom I volunteered in the most recent service learning component was World Vision. World Vision was founded in 1950 as a Christian humanitarian organization and is now one of the largest charities around the world.

~13 min read

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