Political science

I need an 1000 word paper that reviews the following 3 articles on women’s representation in governmenthttps://www.aeaweb.org/conference/2018/preliminary/paper/an5yEb5hhttps://scholars.org/sites/scholars/files/shauna_shames_-_barriers_and_solutions.pdfhttps://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/23311886.2019.1681048

I need to write an essay about whether or not the protagonist/narrator of “The Tell-Tale Heart” is accountable for his actions or not and I need to justify my conclusion. If there are any passages out of other books or academic papers, then these need to be cited.For more information on The Thrill of Horror read this:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horror_fiction

Research paper on any U.S. Government (federal/state/local) legislation/policy (with the exception of Solitary Confinement, Capital Punishment, Abortion, and Marijuana Legalization, Immigration and Gun Control). The body of the paper must include, at a minimum, background information on the policy, including 1-2 court cases, directly or indirectly related to the policy; alternative policies, and possible advantages/disadvantages of those policies.  Students are encouraged, but not required to email the instructor for approval of the topic.The paper must be between 8-11 FULL pages long (the cover page and reference page does not count towards the eight page minimum); Typed;  12 point; Times New Roman; Double Spaced; APA style (see Research Paper resources tab or JJAY library for assistance with APA style). You may use headers, but there should not be any space between the header and the paragraphs. A minimum of five academic sources that have been published within the past 10 years (except for court cases, which may be outside of the 10 year window) must be used for the assignment. Peer reviewed journals via the JJAY library website are generally the best and simplest way to find information for a research paper. The course textbook may not be used as a source.  An abstract is not required and will not count towards the eight page minimum.  Students should not use video clips or graphics.

For this assignment you are required to write a short paper focusing on the political economy of welfare states. Specifically, your paper should: 1) identify and explain the factors that contribute to the emergence of welfare states within different systems; and 2) in light of the Martin textbook readings, evaluate the role that worldviews such as a Judeo-Christian worldview and Marxism may play in the emergence of welfare states.  (Feel free to share disagreements you may have with Martin’s approach.)

Core Objective Writing AssignmentFor GOVT 2305Your assignment must meet all of the following criteria:1. Includes your name and student ID number in the header2. Be word processed3. Be double-spaced4. Be submitted electronically via eCampus5. Have a minimum length of 800 words (excluding cited text/direct quotations & WorksCited/bibliographic info) saved and submitted as a .doc or .docx file6. Be presented in paragraph format featuring complete sentences7. Includes at least two formal citations from a credible journalistic source, governmentwebsite, book, or peer reviewed journal utilizing APA formatting (Your textbook can beused as a supplementary source, but it would not count towards this requirement.)8. Follow all of the conventions and rules ofStandard Written English9. Must be completed by 11:59pm, July 1, 2021For this writing assignment you will be required to closely follow the instructions.Do not skip steps!!!!!The purpose of this assignment is to allow you to identify one of your elected federallevel legislative representatives and the issues they have prioritized as yourrepresentative, then compare the work they are doing with your personal politicalbeliefs. Do you care about the same issues that they do? This assignment will bescored out of 100 points, and will constitute 10% of your final grade in the class.Step 1: Go to GovTrack Congressional Member Finder to input your address anddetermine who your elected federal-level legislative representatives are. You mustchoose to write on either your member of the US House of Representatives or one ofyour members of the US Senate. You must submit the name of your chosen legislator tome via e-mail by 11:59pm, June 24, 2021.Step 2: After selecting one of those federal-level legislators, click on his/her name. Onthat next page, you will find varied information about your legislator, including links toother websites you can use for research, as well as the link to his/her official website,which is found on the upper-right of the page.Step 3: Go to VoteSmart List of National Interest Groups to locate an interest group thatlobbies on behalf of an issue you care about. This can be any issue, from abortion to taxrelief, as long as it is an issue that interests you. Navigate on the page to find an issuecategory (like “Campaign Finance and Elections” or “Foreign Aid”) that you areinterested in. Then, under that category heading, select one of the particular groups inthat category to research. {Those particular groups are located on the far right under the“SIG Name” heading.} You must select and submit the name of your chosen interestgroup to me via e-mail by 11:59pm, June 24, 2021.Step 4: Respond to the following list of questions in sequential order. Each questionshould be answered completely and numbered accordingly in separate paragraphs.NOTE: This is not a position paper. You do not need to offer or support a thesis, butyour answers are required to be submitted in complete sentences, and in your ownwords. DO NOT copy and paste from any of the websites you will utilize during thisassignment. Part of the challenge of this type of assignment is to strengthen your abilityto discuss political issues using your unique ‘voice’.Question 1: What is the name of your chosen federal-level legislator and what is his/heroffice? What is his/her race/ethnicity, gender, and religious affiliation? What politicalparty does s/he belong to? Does s/he share your preferred party preference? How longhas s/he been in office?Question 2: On the www.govtrack.us website for your legislator, there will be a sectionlabeled “Bills Sponsored”. Click on “View All” to see a list of that legislator’s list ofsponsored legislation. Select and describe two pieces of legislation sponsored by yourlegislator during the most recent regular legislative session. (If your legislator has notsponsored a bill before, you should describe his/her two most recent co-sponsoredbills).Question 3: Compare and contrast the mission and goals of your chosen interest groupwith the political beliefs and legislative priorities of your chosen legislator, providing ATLEAST two specific examples of either agreement or disagreement between them. Hasyour chosen interest group endorsed your elected legislator? What, if any, role do youthink this interest group had in getting your legislator elected?Question 4: Why do you think your chosen legislator was able to win their mostimmediately recent general election? In order to answer this question, you must includea description of the demographic makeup of your district (if you are writing about yourUS House member) or state (if you are writing about your US Senator). Thatdemographic makeup should include race/ethnicity, gender, and the level of votingturnout. Was your legislator an incumbent officeholder prior to his/her most recentelection, and was this a factor in getting elected? This information could be located onthe web page of your chosen legislator, but might need to be gathered via otherappropriate sources (see requirements above regarding citation sources).Question 5: Now that you have this information, (please assume/pretend you areeligible to vote) are you more or less likely to vote in the next election? Why? Would youvote to keep this legislator, or would you vote for his/her opponent? Why? Would yourcultural and family background affect your vote for this legislator? Why?*Failure to submit your chosen representative and interest group to me by the requireddeadline will result in an automatic 10-point deduction for each.

Discuss the pros and cons of political party machines. Under what circumstances are machines more likely to develop? Do you think machines are a thing of the past in the U.S.? What about in other countries?Essay 5-6 pages long, typed, double-spaced, with 10-12 point font and 1”-1.5” margins.

Four from first half. Midterm Second half is final. 11-20 final answer seven in total 3 from midterm 1-11 four from final 12-201. Explain the differences between the federalists and Anti Federalist. Why did the anti federalists want a bill of rights? Explain how this country would have been different had they not been successful in their push to add a bill of rights.2. Explain the concept of judicial review. Why is the case Marbury verses Madison still important today? Cite some modern day examples to answer this question, using outside research.3. Talk about some of the advantages and disadvantages of federalism. Does this system serve the United States well? Why or why not?4. Explain the differences between Conservatism, Liberalism and Libertarianism and Socialism? Feel free to use issue differences to answer this question. Examples include health care, taxes, wars, etc.5.Discuss the main elements of the immigration issue.6. Discuss the role of interest groups. How do they influence policy. You can talk about one to enhance this question. NRA ACLU or one of your choosing.7. Does the concept of divided government work as the founders may have intended? Cite current examples to answer the question. Secondly, briefly discuss the differences between a winner take all system and proportional representation. Do you prefer one over the other?8. Discuss the nature of political polling. Be sure to discuss terms such as random sample and margin of error. What should the public look for in determining whether a poll is accurate?9. Discuss media consolidation. What is it? Outline the main concern some have when it comes to media coverage? Are the critics right or wrong10. Discuss the differences in judicial philosophies we see on the Supreme Court today? Your book highlights the adaptive verses originalist approach.11.What does the FCC do? Discuss it’s current position on media consolidation.Second Half12. Discuss the entire process of how a bill becomes a law. Use real examples from bills passed by Congress. Why do most bills not become law?13. Discuss some of the powers of the President. Do any of his powers help him be an effective agenda setter?14. Discuss the difference between the merits and spoil system?15. Discuss judicial activism and restraint. Cite outside examples of each.16. Discuss the nature of search warrants? When are they needed and when are they not? Be sure to discuss cases where questions of this nature were decided in the courts?17. Discuss racial Gerrymandering and the purpose of a majority minority district?18. Discuss the eight step public policy model by relating it to a current policy problem. Examples include health care and guns education.19. Discuss the difference between a progressive tax and a regressive tax? Cite examples.. Discuss the major elements of the Affordable Care Act passed in 2010.20. Discuss the differences between Realism Idealism and a Multilateral and Unilateral foreign policy.

Good eveningI will share with you two files about this research pepper (research proposal, presentation for that research), these files contain references that I used in the past and that I want you to use it again and add at least five more new references, as well as exclude references that are with old dates (I want you to use References with new dates as requested by the university).Research introduction:As in the Proposal, I want an explanation to link the intention in the mission and leadership and its relationship to the integrity and honesty of the leader, how much I want the research thesis to be clear in the introduction, as well as defining what the intention in the (military) commander in the mission is so that he understands the civil reader’s researchIn the body of the main research:I want it to contain what it deems appropriate through reading and references, with an emphasis on that the research is focused on:Military leadership with an intention only during combat operations, which time is limited during the implementation of missions, and a simple explanation that the work with the intention of the leader in peace is different from war, and that it is not possible to work without intention in war conditions, but maybe ok in peace time.During the research, examples of leadership with intention and without intention, if any, are givenClarification that the interviews that were conducted (through video calls) were with military personnel who worked in a previous war (I will put the results of the interviews in the presentation slides attached to the file)- In the military field, there are several levels (I want the research to focus on the operational and tactical levels only).Pointing out the difference between acting with less intention or less intent as well (lower intent means subordinates do not understand the full intention)The survey question consists of (15 questions only), as what I put in methodology.I want you to share the first draft of the research on July 12, which I will review and return to you to complete the final draftPlease read my comments above seriously because I will check the information and will not pay money in case any of these points is neglected

InstructionsThis assignment involves the evolution of Federal Emergency Management from the formation of FEMA through the lessons learned from Hurricane Sandy. For this assignment, compose an essay in which you do the following:Discuss the formation of FEMA, then describe how the position of FEMA changed following the Post-Katrina Emergency Management Reform Act of 2006.Discuss the intended and unintended outcomes that emerged following FEMA’s incorporation into DHS.Describe how Hurricane Katrina swung the pendulum back towards natural disasters from a focus on terrorism following 9/11.Describe the subsequent lessons learned and improvements made by the Post-Katrina Emergency Reform Act of 2006 and how they affected emergency response and recovery in Hurricane Sandy.Discuss the changes in the process for presidential disaster declarations due to the lessons learned from Hurricane Katrina.Describe how FEMA works with local and state emergency management services and community stakeholders.Identify improvements instituted by the Post-Katrina Emergency Reform Act of 2006 and how they affected emergency response and recovery in Hurricane Sandy.Your essay should be four pages in length, not counting title page and reference page, and you must incorporate three sources into your assignment. Any information from those sources must be cited and referenced in APA format.

Midterm Paper GuidelinesTheaters of Global Jihad 2021 – 2nd SemesterMidterm paper guidelines (20%):Conflict zones and ungoverned territories may give jihadists an opportunity to exploit the situation to create safe havens. On the eve of 2021, we can find numerous conflict zones that may influence stability not only of a state but the whole region.Analyze one arena from the following list and assess its potentiality to become a jihadi theater (you may suggest another arena that is not mentioned in the list):1. Bangladesh2. Benin3. Cameron4. Chad5. Democratic Republic of Congo6. Djibouti7. Ethiopia8. Eritrea9. Ivory Coast10. Karabakh Nagorno11. Malaya12. Maldives13. Mauritania14. Myanmar (Burma)15. Senegal16. South Africa17. Sri Lanka18. Sudan19. Turkey20. Uganda21. Xinjiang (West China)22. ZambiaYour analysis should be based on the following aspects:1. Social-Political context2. Ungoverned Territory3. Geography4. Population5. Foreign support• Please write your findings in a short paper (2-3 pages)o Line Spacing: 2.0o Font: Times New Romano Size: 12o Margin: Standard• Please prepare a presentation based on your findings (2-5 slides).