Write 8 pages thesis on the topic communism to modern social movements. Through militant armed conflict.3 Radical revolutionary frameworks began with deep-seated inequalities and the demand of the marginalized sectors to fight for a better life, but they worked only when revolutionary ideals and principles were aligned with changing socio-economic, cultural, and political aspirations and needs of the masses, but their relevance is now under question because they cannot respond to the new nature and goals of multicultural societies.

Revolutionary theories- Maoism, Communism, and Socialism for instance- existed because of widespread inequalities that these theories considered as inherent in capitalist societies. Bernard D’Mello discussed Maoism under the framework of Marxism, wherein Marxism asserted that capitalism created a social surplus that a only a few owned so there was a great disparity between the rice and the poor.4 Capitalism did expand the economic opportunities to those who participated in it, but with great sacrifice to the quality of life for many people who lacked access to raw materials, land, and other opportunities that were open mostly to the elite (i.e. King Leopold II’s exploitation of Congo5). Vijay Prashad agreed that capitalism produced poverty and oppression, culminating in the creation of Third World countries that served the interests of First World nations.6 He noted the brutalization that colonizers did to their colonies, such as in Vietnam, Madagascar, West Africa, the West Indies,7 Bandung,8 and Cairo.9 In these countries, the U.S. or other developed nations have been involved in exploiting the poor and their natural resources and conniving with the elite and the government to promote their economic and political interests.10 These scholars explored the repressive imperialist (post-colonial) conditions that shaped widespread poverty and oppression of lower social classes.

Other scholars confirmed the social analysis of radical thinkers. Cristóbal Kay wrote about André Gunder Frank.

Complete 1 page APA formatted article: Ciscos Organizational Structure and Competitive Advantage.

The decentralized structure that involves collaboration among employees at different levels of an organization relies on the technology that aids communication. Other organizations, given the communication technology, are likely to attain the level of collaboration for the organizational structure.

Lack of effective leadership into successful implementation of the organizational structure may however be a barrier to emulating Cisco’s organizational structure. Resistance is likely, as was the case of Cisco, and unless an organization has an effective leader who can initiate and influence the implementation of the organizational structure, emulation is likely to fail.

Cisco’s Organizational Structure and Competitive Advantage

The organizational structure allows for the exchange of ideas among employees and executives and therefore offers opportunities for development into a competitive advantage. Product differentiation and low-cost products are some of the advantages that the organizational structure may initiate. Innovation into new “product design,” product reengineering, “product innovation,” and new operational procedures for cost-effectiveness are some of the strategies to competitive advantages that the organizational structure aids (Lamb, Hair, and McDaniel 41). Development of models for product differentiation and niche definition are other positive effects of the innovative environment, which the organizational structure facilitates, and aids competitive advantage.

Hello, I am looking for someone to write an article on The Unauthorized Autobiography of Me by Sherman J Alexie. It needs to be at least 250 words. &nbsp.Alexie was given the joy of music by his mother, and the author projected that joy in the world around him to illuminate the people that he knew and the world that he lived in.

Those Winter Sundays

In what respects does this poem sound like conversational prose

In what respects is it “poetic”

Robert Hayden’s poem “Those Winter Sundays” is a symbiotic blending of harshness and tenderness told through the vehicles of prose and poetry. The poem is set off by a mixture of conversational tones that anyone could have with their neighbor or childhood friend. Hayden writes, “Sundays too my father got up early”, “From labor in the weekday weather made”. The author tells of his father’s dedication to work and to the family with a casual reference to Sunday and labor. In lines 7 and 8 he writes, “When the rooms were warm, he’d call, and slowly I would rise and dress”. The author is speaking to his audience without rhyme and a sense of storytelling.

Woven between the prose are the poetic devices that drive the poem. Hayden uses the phrases “blue-black cold” and “cracked hands that ached”. The author uses consonance with the hard “c” sound to contrast the casual conversation taking place in the background. He continues “banked fires blaze…

Write 3 pages thesis on the topic how psychological research applies to various aspects of social life. To better illustrate the importance of the study of psychology and research in this field, let me cite a concrete example. As human beings, we are born with the need to socialize and interact with other people. One interesting example of social behavior that is observed in some individuals as they interrelate with others is their dependency on other people. Dependent behavior, according to McDavid (1994) is one of the most common forms of human activity.

I know of a person who cannot act nor move around without a companion. This person is over 35 years old already, still single, physically able and works in a public academic institution. She is an attractive lady who actively participates in religious activities in her Church. However, her actions always depend on the presence of somebody as if this other person provides some sense of security on her part. She always keeps a company during mealtimes, whenever riding public transportation on her way home, even when simply going from one office to another within the same building. More often than not, you would see her in the company of another person and rarely alone.

I have begun to notice this behavior initially when she asked me to accompany her during one of her errands in the building. Being an attractive lady, I consented to and accommodated her request. But when it was repeated once, twice, I felt something was wrong. I observed that she was over suspicious of other people and how they may possibly treat her and that is the reason why she always sees to it that she is accompanied by somebody wherever she goes.

As a consequence, this behavior more often than not turns off and becomes an irritant especially when there are important things that need to be accomplished. It sometimes becomes a cause of delay in delivering tasks expected of her. It also creates a negative image of her to other people.

In psychology, such behavior is labeled as an interpersonal dependency. According to Bornstein (2004), in defining interpersonal dependency four components must be included: (1) motivational (i.e. a marked need for guidance, support, and approval from others). (2) cognitive, (i.e., a perception of oneself as powerless and ineffectual, couple with the belief that others are comparatively powerful and potent). (3) effective, (i.e., a tendency to become anxious and fearful when required to function autonomously). and (4) behavioral, (i.e. a tendency to seek support and reassurance from others and engage in self-presentation strategies designed to strengthen the relationships with potential caregivers).

To some who are not into the study of psychology, the behavior of the lady may appear to be a little “weird” or extraordinary to those who are into studying other people’s behavior through observation, it helps to explain things and facilitate better understanding.