Respect
Essays

Friedrich Engels is described by Terrell Carver (2003) as a man involved in one of the most famous intellectual collaborations of all time (p. 1). That collaboration, as we now know, was the political ideology of…

Miguel Angel Asturias: A Life in Politics and Poetry

The principle cause of perpetual violence in the Middle East is the extremist attitudes prevailing amongst Palestinian Arabs and other Arab states and militant groups toward the nation of Israel.

The underlying principles of capital budgeting are inherent in any rational business decision. The rational actor - in this case a manager or executive -- must decide whether or not to undertake a project.

Strict Liability Distinguished from General Liability Principles:

Policy Advice for Confronting the Global Terrorism Threat

I agree with the point about the value of academic researchers. It is important when launching a start-up to choose the management team with the company's competitive advantages in mind.

According to Kant's moral theories, Ryan and her dog should not swim in her neighbor's pool -- even if it does benefit the dog's arthritis! Kant would want us to look at the situation regardless of what the consequences…

A persistent topic of feminist jurisprudence is that the law falls short in taking seriously actions that influence women's lives. The law often belittles or merely pays no attention to proceedings that have a…

Psychology has a long tradition of interpreting human behavior across different paradigms. The current paper investigates a method of incorporating four main psychological paradigms: psychoanalytic, behaviorist, cognitive, and humanist, into group counseling treatment for addictions and compulsive behaviors. Each paradigm is briefly discussed then the integration of aspects from theoretical models that spring from the paradigms is examined. This integration is based on previous empirically based findings that support the use of a specific facet or an approach to treatment and counseling. The integration of these paradigms is discussed in terms of the ethical and cultural considerations, the development of groups, and a model developed specifically to avoid recidivism in addictive or compulsive behaviors.