assignment

 

Assignment: Pick a form of collective action under the pandemic(homelessness in nyc) is the topic, and research it. This form of collective action can be modest – a neighborhood or community self-help initiative or protest against a local injustice – or be as big in scale as the Black Lives Matter movement or the waves of strikes we are observing. I will share a more comprehensive handout when we come back from the break, but for now you can think about these questions as you identify your focus and begin researching it:  *Identify the form of collective action you are focusing on.  *What was/were/are the issues that inspired the people involved in this collective action? Did those goals change through the process of mobilizing?  *If the group behind the collective action had demands, what were/are these demands and who were they aimed at? *What problems did the group face – both internally, and externally – when trying to mobilize?  *How did they try to resolve those issues so as to successfully mobilize?  *What was the response from those in power and (if applicable) the media to their efforts to organize? [Think about the concept of ideology] *To what extent have they been successful in achieving their goals?  * Reflect on how this form of collective action made the link between what C. Wright Mills calls personal troubles and public issues. 

 Collective Action Assignment: Like all crises, the period of the pandemic has proven to be very fertile for forms of collective action, from protests, to movements, to local/community self-help groups. Collective action refers to action taken together by a group of people whose goal is to enhance their condition and achieve a common objective. Collective action applies pooled resources to shared interests. In European social history, collective action has ranged from communal bread baking to electoral campaigns, from idol-smashing to revolution. Much collective action actually consists of conflict or cooperation, which imply two or more interacting parties. Social historians and social scientists often reserve the term “collective action” for episodes engaging participants who do not routinely act together or who employ means of action other than those they adopt for day-to-day interaction. Collective action in this narrow sense resembles what other analysts call protest, rebellion, or disturbance. It differs from other collective action in being discontinuous and contentious: not built into daily routines, and having implications for interests of people outside the acting group as well as for the actors’ own shared interests. When those implications are negative we can speak of conflict, whereas when they are positive we can speak of cooperation. Discontinuous, contentious collective action always involves third parties, often poses threats to existing distributions of power, and usually incites surveillance, intervention, and/or repression by political authorities. – “Collective Action .” Encyclopedia of European Social History. . Encyclopedia.com. 28 Mar. 2022 . 

chapter’s

 

To answer each case question, you must apply the facts, concepts and theories discussed in the respective chapter. Your answers should reflect thorough understanding of the Chapters and should be detailed and substantive. A substantive answer reflects facts and information from the assigned chapters and is NOT based on personal opinion. Grading will be based on how you examine and apply the chapters contents.  

Chapter 1 – Country Focus: Indias Software Sector

1.What factors have contributed to the growth of Indias software industry? In your opinion, is the growth a reflection of the growth of overall economy or is the growth of software sector prompting the growth of the entire economy?

2.How has Indias software industry changed in recent years? What are the implications of these changes for American companies like IBM and Microsoft?

Chapter 2 – Chinas Mixed Economy

1.How can Chinas political economy be characterized? How do its policies facilitate economic growth?

2.Discuss Chinas reliance on the state as a driver of economic growth. What does it mean for the efficiency and productivity of companies receiving assistance?

Chapter 3 – Poland: Eastern Europes Economic Miracle

1.Why has Polands economic growth been so strong in the countrys post-Communist era?

2.What are the lessons learned from the Polish experience that could be applied to other states trying to achieve greater economic growth?

Chapter 4 Country Focus: Turkey, Its Religion, and Politics

1.Are the concerns of those opposing Turkeys admittance to the European Union well-founded?

2.Explain the concept of Islamic Calvinism. How has Islamic Calvinism helped the Kayseri region of Turkey?

Chapter 5 Who Stitched Your Designer Jeans?

1.How can companies like Zara and H&M that buy readymade garments from Bangladesh ensure that their suppliers are not violating human rights?

2.Child labor is not uncommon in Bangladesh, nor is it illegal. Discuss the ethics of hiring child labor. Does your response change if the child in question is the sole earner for a family?

Writing for Political Science

I have a short writing that is due by the end of the day today and it shouldn’t take very long. It needs to be in MLA format and needs a works citied. I have already started a little on it but feel free to edit it or remove what I have done. I have also attached a link for the interest group that I am working on. It needs to be in MLA formal with times new roman font, 12 inch font, and single spaced. Should be fairly easy. 

Draft

 

raft 2 Content

  1. You have completed Draft Part I, of your drafts for your Research Proposal, which included your abstract, introduction, theoretical perspectives, and literature review sections of the proposal. Part II of the draft is the Methods section. It is due by Sunday, March 28th, at 5pm EST.
    • The methods section should include a research design, sampling procedures, investigative techniques (questionnaire, survey, observation, etc.) Please continue to follow the instructions in the document titled “Research Proposal Instructions” for the proper format of this section of your proposal. (See below)
    • The discussion section should include a narrative review of your EXPECTED findings and implications of those findings on the field of criminal justice.
    • Please keep in mind that this section (Methods Section) of your research proposal is completed on the question of: If I were going to conduct this study, how would I design it? We are not doing original research so you are NOT conducting the research. This is only a research design, (a proposal of research).

I uploaded the first part of the research for reference/guide and also the professor guide.

Asian Immigration and History in the San Fernando Valley

 

Approximately 1500 words. Chicago style format.

Needs to be extremely detailed with a work cited page at the end.

Needs to include the history of Asian immigration to California with stories from the internet.

Find 2 historical stories about Asians who immigrated to Los Angeles or San Fernando Valley.

Research and include a story about an Asian-founded business in Los Angeles. Include the name of the business with the story.

Requirements: 1500 Words 

Ensure you include photographs and images

Free exercise clause (of 1st Amendment) forum

TOPIC: Free exercise clause (of 1st Amendment) forum 

5 Scholarly References: 30 points (6 points per reference)

Instructions

Use Virtual Library to locate, retrieve, and briefly summarize 5 scholarly resources (peer-reviewed journal articles) on your topic. List all references in APA style format