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Chen Village Under Mao and Deng by Anita Chan,Richard Madsen, and Jonathan Unger
An analysis of life in this Chinese village and the various aspects of family, social, political and economic factors in the lives of the citizens of this village comparing life in the 1980's and life in the 1990's observing the sweeping changes that too.    Written in 1995,   12 pages,   $107.40
Female Castration
Discusses this ancient ritual still prevalent in African countries, the rationale for its social acceptance in those cultures, efforts to end the practice and long term effects of the practice.    Written in 1995,   8 pages,  7 sources,   $71.60
The White Dawn : An Eskimo Saga by James Houston
An overview of the book which is a fictionalized accounting of a series of events that have entered the lore of the Canadian Artic.    Written in 1995,   3 pages,   $26.85
Goya's Madhouse
Considers Madhouse by Goya as a probing psychological study of the artist's own state of mind as well as a inimical representation of a distinct contingent of societies outcasts.    Written in 1995,   6 pages,  13 notes,  8 sources,   $53.70
Nabis : the Symbolist followers of Gauguin
Provides an overview of the thematic and stylistic elements in the work of Gauguin that set the tone for the ideas and theories of his followers, as well as references to some of the nabis which illustrate their own spiritual orientation.    Written in 1995,   12 pages,  8 sources,   $107.40
The theories and work of Peter Eisenman
Observes Eisenman's wide ranging conception of architecture and its function in society aspiring to what is known as the heroic phases of modernism.    Written in 1995,   7 pages,  21 notes,   $62.65
Critique of the Work of Boetius
Examines his role in the arts in thirteenth century Paris known as Latin Averroidsm and his role in the history of philosophy in Paris in the 1270's.    Written in 1995,   6 pages,   $53.70
Whistler : The Artist
Discusses Whistler's own ideas regarding the meaning, value and nature of art, the influence of the Pre-Raphaelites on Whistler, the relationship of Classicism upon his work, etc.    Written in 1995,   15 pages,  41 notes,  8 sources,   $134.25
Children Acquiring Language Skills
Reviews various theories regarding the means by which children acquire language skills.    Written in 1995,   8 pages,  17 sources,   $71.60
Language as Linked to Social Interaction and Participation
Examines a case study in linguistics, the story of the wild child, known to the public and scientific community as Genie and the various issues related to psycholingusitics and linguistics theories.    Written in 1995,   10 pages,  23 notes,   $89.50
Greenpeace
Provides an overview of Greenpeace as an environmental action movement and group, reference to its fundraising methods, advertising and public relations campaigns, and an assessment of its effectiveness.    Written in 1995,   8 pages,  25 notes,  8 sources,   $71.60
Turfgrass
Discusses ways and means of achieving beautiful expanses of turfgrasses without reliance upon non-organic pesticides and fertilizer compounds.    Written in 1995,   5 pages,  5 sources,   $44.75
The Environmental and Economic Consequences of Metal Recycling
An examination of garbage recycling with particular attention to metals, the types, successes, methods of recycling, consumer education and support, etc.    Written in 1995,   14 pages,  11 sources,   $125.30
Supply Side Economics in the 1980's : The Effect on Social Spending
Examines Reagan's prominent and numerous civilian budget cuts most notably in social spending programs and implemented with astonishing speed and continuing throughout the decade of the 1980's.    Written in 1995,   5 pages,  10 sources,   $44.75
The Richest Man in Babylon By George S. Clason
Discusses this book which is a motivational, instructional and inspirational document that encourages a reader to pursue success, both spiritual and monetary.    Written in 1995,   3 pages,   $26.85
How Does Computer Technology Affect the Entrepreneur Today
A proposal which argues that powerful can be obtained for the small business entrepreneur with the expansion of data storage and telecommunications powers.    Written in 1995,   3 pages,  17 sources,   $26.85
The Decline of the National rate of Savings Bank Deposits
Observes the decline of savings bank deposits by nearly 50% since the 1950's because of consumer demand for time deposits, market accounts, NOW accounts, etc.    Written in 1995,   7 pages,  7 notes,  7 sources,   $62.65
A History of Working Women
Observes the dramatic movement of women into the working force over the past few decades looking at their strides in the fields of education, fashion, medicine and related fields and the affect of affirmative action.    Written in 1995,   25 pages,  18 sources,   $223.75
The Position of the Locite Corporation in Adhesives Industry : Marketing a New Product
Observes a new product developed by this company which targets the industrial market, which is called Bond-A-Matic 2000, including problem statement, marketing plan and break even point.    Written in 1995,   11 pages,   $98.45
The Economics of Restaurant and Liquor Sales : Aspects of Strategy and Regulation
Investigates the economics of restaurant and liquor sales, with emphasis placed on the status of these affairs in St. Lawrence Count New York. Aspects of economic strategy, legal regulation, and market regulation.    Written in 1995,   26 pages,  35 notes,  44 sources,   $232.70
Computer - generated Music : A Comparison of Apple Macintosh and the IBM PC
Observes the Musical Instrumental Digital Interface emerging which connects a digital music keyboard to a PC, digital drum pads, etc and compares the systems of Macintosh and IBM.    Written in 1995,   7 pages,  8 sources,   $62.65
Ethical and Social Responsibility in the field of Direct Marketing
An overview of what constitutes ethical and socially responsible behavior in the field of direct marketing and recommendations as to how managers and executives in this field can work to create and maintain high ethical standards which shape and inform t.    Written in 1995,   25 pages,  19 sources,   $223.75
Operations and Strategy at First Chicago Corporation
Includes introduction to the banking services offered by First Chicago, operations description, types of processes, quality and performance issues, etc.    Written in 1995,   9 pages,  18 notes,  8 sources,   $80.55
Operations and Strategy at Putnam Publishing Company
Includes description of the company, operations, process description, capacity, quality issues, performance measures, etc.    Written in 1995,   11 pages,  20 notes,  12 sources,   $98.45
Operations and Strategy at United Parcel Service of America, Inc.
Includes description of the company, operations, stages and capacity, quality issues, performance measures, etc.    Written in 1995,   10 pages,  16 notes,  12 sources,   $89.50
The Hovey and Beard Company : A Case Study
Analyzes this company which manufactures wooden toys that are spray painted by a staff of women, observing the problem, objectives, decision criteria, alternatives, analysis and conclusion.    Written in 1995,   20 pages,  13 sources,   $179.00
Marketing on the Internet
Investigates the impact of the Internet on the marketing of products, learning to use the Internet for marketing purposes, current Internet marketing standards and implications and future uses of the Internet.    Written in 1995,   30 pages,  59 notes,  45 sources,   $268.50
Total Quality Management at Chrysler Corporation
Examines Chrysler's use of the principles of total quality management in its corporate restructuring, a historical overview of the problems confronting Chrysler, the steps taken to resolve this internal crisis, and an assessment of the effectiveness of t.    Written in 1995,   27 pages,  30 sources,   $241.65
Sexual Harassment in the Workplace
Examines sexual harassment in the workplace and the new willingness to go public as a key element in the apparent increase in the incidence of sexual harassment.    Written in 1995,   4 pages,  9 sources,   $35.80
Encouraging Future Managers to Cheat
Observes in Jerry Harvey's work, what constitutes cheating as opposed to teamwork in training future business managers.    Written in 1995,   6 pages,   $53.70
An Overview of Ethical and Socially Responsible Behavior in the field of Market Research
Examines the literature to describe the ethical constructs associated with the field and offers recommendations as to how managers and executives in the field can work to create and maintain high ethical standards which shape their approach to business.    Written in 1995,   18 pages,  18 sources,   $161.10
A Brief Discussion of Workplace Violence
Examines the issues related to workplace crime and violence to demonstrate the significance of the problem and to outline some of the responses to it that have been implemented in recent years.    Written in 1995,   9 pages,  8 sources,   $80.55
Sexual Harassment in the Workplace
Observes that sexual harassment in the workplace appears endemic throughout all American business, professional, and industrial settings and that it is not limited to any particular group, class, profession or field.    Written in 1995,   18 pages,  17 sources,   $161.10
A. Poe Designs : A Case Study
centers upon the problem faced by Poe designs concerning developing and implementing an appropriate, effective promotion, marketing, pricing strategy. Includes problem, market analysis, consumer analysis, economic analysis, recommendations.    Written in 1995,   7 pages,   $62.65
Air Transportation : A Position Paper
Argues the position that airline passenger service is safe and reliable and is also the safest single method of transportation available.    Written in 1995,   4 pages,   $35.80
Japanese Management : An Alternative to Western Business Culture
An examination of the development of the specific Japanese style of management observing the Japanese corporate capitalist system and the compatibility with western business culture.    Written in 1995,   7 pages,  5 sources,   $62.65
Cultural Diversity and Contemporary Business
Focuses on the issue of how the involvement of American business people, managers and technical staff on the domestic and international scene has necessitated a new understanding of diverse or foreign cultures, social conventions and attitudes and customs.    Written in 1995,   8 pages,  9 sources,   $71.60
Leasing vs. Purchasing : A Comparison
Examines leasing as a widely used alternative to purchasing, the tax benefits and savings to corporations and individuals but with financing and other charges compared to outright purchase.    Written in 1995,   8 pages,  15 sources,   $71.60
Diversity in the Workplace : A Case Study
Interviews two disparate managers with regard to their own experiences on the issue of diversity concerning race, ethnicity and gender and its significance in recent years in the American workplace.    Written in 1995,   17 pages,  9 sources,   $152.15
Japan and the United States : Trade Issues
Observes Japan blocking such American exports as beef, milled timber, automobiles and computers but takes the position and argues that while demanding a level playing field in trade, that we cannot withdraw unilaterally from a free trade relationship.    Written in 1995,   8 pages,  9 sources,   $71.60
Sexual Harassment and Counter Accusation : Turning the tables on women who charge Workplace Harassment
Examines the problem where the accuser in sexual harassment cases becomes the accused and finds themselves to be the target of attacks for bringing forward such charges. Looks at this as a reflection of a larger social backlash against women in the wake.    Written in 1995,   11 pages,  11 sources,   $98.45
Career Management : Entry Level Concierge
An analysis of the results of interviews conducted in obtaining a first full-time professional position in this field.    Written in 1995,   16 pages,   $143.20
BA Engineering : A Case Study
A Case study of this engineering consultancy company including the history of the company, problem statement, marketing, consumer and trade analysis, competitive analysis, economic analysis, and recommendations.    Written in 1995,   12 pages,   $107.40
Are Robots Safe Work Partners
An article analysis coming from the May 1995 issue of Safety and Health (volume 151,No. 5, pages 48-52). Describes and summarizes the contents of the article.    Written in 1995,   5 pages,   $44.75
A Personal Biography
Provides an overview to ones life, history and career aspirations.    Written in 1995,   6 pages,   $53.70
Ciba-Geigy : A Case Study
Observes problems in the company and industry, including government attempts to reduce health care costs, increasing R & D expenditures, reduced patent protection, criticism of marketing practices, etc., offers solutions.    Written in 1995,   6 pages,   $53.70
Generation X or the Baby Busters
Examines the shopping habits and impact upon the national economy of this next generation of dominant American consumers now between the ages of 18 to 29 years old.    Written in 1995,   8 pages,  13 sources,   $71.60
The Tax - Exempt Status of Nonprofit Organizations : An Appraisal and Analysis
Observes a growing number of charities and nonprofit organizations as exploiting their tax-exempt status and withholding donations for personal gain.    Written in 1995,   11 pages,  29 notes,  16 sources,   $98.45
High Pressure Sales Tactics and Strategy
Looks at some of the most effective high pressure sales tactics, to see how they work and how they can be used to close a sale when sales resistance is high, credibility is low and a captive audience is available to the salesperson.    Written in 1995,   6 pages,  6 sources,   $53.70
Object Oriented Technology or (O-O)
A Type of management information system(MIS) as a software engineering technique that affects several distinct aspects of quality including reliability, extendibility, reusability, portability and efficiency reflecting the processing needs that the manag.    Written in 1995,   17 pages,  40 notes,  14 sources,   $152.15
The Fracturing of the Japanese Economic Miracle
examines the deterioration of the Japanese economy signs of which include, a new high in unemployment, financial and real estate speculation resulting in tremendous bad loan situations, import/export issues with the U.S., etc.    Written in 1995,   6 pages,  6 sources,   $53.70
Problems Confronting Computer Training Programs for Employees : A Research Proposal
Investigates problems confronting computer based training for employees from the perspective of employee reactions and responses to computer based training.    Written in 1995,   7 pages,  9 sources,   $62.65
Problems Confronting Computer Training Programs for Employees
Observes corporations using computer based training to decentralize training operations and to provide just-in-time (JIT) distributed learning but with many employees feeling threatened by computers believing them to possess qualities beyond their ability.    Written in 1995,   25 pages,  19 sources,   $223.75
Aspects of Negligence Liability and Business Law
Observes different aspects and remedies concerning corporate liability for product negligence.    Written in 1995,   6 pages,  11 notes,  13 sources,   $53.70
The Environmental Crisis and American Capitalism
An observation of the substantial price American's pay for progress and prosperity through ecological damage to our environment such as polluted rivers and streams, air pollution, extinction of certain species, intolerable levels of noise, etc.    Written in 1995,   6 pages,  12 sources,   $53.70
The Alaskan Fishing Industry
An examination of the Alaskan fishing industry, its greatest industry since 1950, and its bright outlook in the future due to the renewable resource of fish and their protection through conservation policies.    Written in 1995,   6 pages,  11 sources,   $53.70
International Marketing and Coffee's Price Variation
Examines coffee as the second most important product in international commerce and consumption climbing due to the new popularity of coffee bars offering coffee based specialty beverages.    Written in 1995,   6 pages,  14 notes,  8 sources,   $53.70
An Analysis of Distribution Channels Employed by Ford Motor Co.
Analyzes Ford's customer base, its products, and the marketing and distribution channels for its cars and trucks.    Written in 1995,   9 pages,  17 notes,  23 sources,   $80.55
Pepsico in Eastern Europe
A mission statement regarding Pepsico selling its products in Russia and other Eastern European nations.    Written in 1995,   4 pages,   $35.80
A Consultant's Memo : Recommendations for NEC Strategy
regarding NEC's recent difficulties emerging largely because of eased regulations concerning foreign entry into Japan's domestic market.    Written in 1995,   4 pages,   $35.80
International Management Strategies
International management strategies employed by firms in the telecommunications industry in the 1970's and those contemplated for the year 2000 and beyond.    Written in 1995,   7 pages,  4 sources,   $62.65
International Strategy and the Telecommunications Industry
Explains the importance of technology in the telecommunications industry, competitiveness of firms and global strategy in the future.    Written in 1995,   7 pages,  4 sources,   $62.65
Analyzing and Interpreting the Monetary Policy of the Federal Reserve
Observes the current state of the U.S. economy and the various techniques employed by the Federal Reserve to rally the economy against a backdrop of decline in GNP, higher interest rates, federal budget deficit, etc.    Written in 1995,   11 pages,  10 notes,  22 sources,   $98.45
Accounting Software for Small Businesses
Observes the accounting function and the computer function as logically enhancing each other's objective in contemporary business operations with systems of computer-assisted business accounting assuming great importance.    Written in 1995,   9 pages,  16 sources,   $80.55
Ethics and Ethical Conduct in the Securities and Brokerage Industry
Offers an overview of the traditional approach taken by managerial theorists to business ethics, a discussion of the ethical issues related to the field of financial brokerage and the application of Gustafson's concepts to the field.    Written in 1995,   15 pages,  10 sources,   $134.25
Executive Compensation
Investigates various options of executive compensation, and devises a wage and salary administration program that can effectively be utilized for compensation of management at mid sized organizations.    Written in 1995,   22 pages,  20 sources,   $196.90
Marketing on the Internet : A Research Proposal
Investigates the impact of the Internet on the marketing of products, shopping at home by computer and marketers rushing to explore this medium.    Written in 1995,   11 pages,  19 sources,   $98.45
Pedagogy of the Oppressed by Paulo Freire
Draws upon Freire's concepts, particularly that of conscientizacao, with respect to the practicum experiences of a new kindergarten teacher. Demonstrates that many of Freire's views have a direct application to the early childhood education program, w.    Written in 1995,   7 pages,   $62.65
Attention Deficit Disorder
Focuses on Attention Deficit Disorder, where the uncontrolled child lacks or has insufficient control over behavior that is expected in a given setting and regarded as generally appropriate to a child's age.    Written in 1995,   6 pages,  6 sources,   $53.70
The First-Year Kindergarten Teacher
Describes some of the factors which make the first year as a kindergarten teacher both wonderful and difficult.    Written in 1995,   6 pages,   $53.70
A Personal Philosophy of Education and the Role of the Teacher
A personal philosophy of how disparate areas of knowledge and learning are combined to render a teacher capable of assisting individual students to maximize their skills, knowledge and potentials.    Written in 1995,   3 pages,   $26.85
Bilingualism : Arguments For and Against
Examines the pros and cons of bilingualism in American society, looking at the movements and forces working for and against the extension of basic civil rights to non-English speakers. Argues that bilingualism is a valid legal and ethical idea whose time.    Written in 1995,   9 pages,  12 sources,   $80.55
Aspects of Multicultural, Multilingual Education
Observes that the ideal multicultural/multilingual education is seldom fulfilled because these programs are difficult to manage and maintain in practice.    Written in 1995,   5 pages,  5 notes,  5 sources,   $44.75
Elementary School Guidance Counseling
Examines career and vocational counseling in elementary schools and some of the issues related to its use.    Written in 1995,   7 pages,  14 notes,  6 sources,   $62.65
The Schools and Self Esteem
Examines how the school and its teaching and administrative staff can exert a positive influence on the development of self esteem in children.    Written in 1995,   6 pages,  7 sources,   $53.70
Guidance and Counseling for Handicapped Children in the Alternative School Setting
Observes the school psychologist as providing a counseling function for teachers in the areas of behavioral rehearsal and performance monitoring, so teachers can better discharge their educational obligations.    Written in 1995,   15 pages,  22 sources,   $134.25
Critique of Articles on Intelligence and Standardized Testing
Argues against the use of standardized tests of academic achievement and excellence and how well do I.Q. tests measure intelligence.    Written in 1995,   6 pages,   $53.70
School Choice Policy Initiative : A Memorandum
A Memo to a state assembly representative indicating that the American public is ready to accept voucher systems which distributes funds equally to private schools so long as those schools are held to the minimum state educational standards by law.    Written in 1995,   4 pages,   $35.80
Philosopy and education : An Introduction in Christian Perspective by George R. Knight
Observes Knight's beliefs that both philosophy itself and educational philosophy can be of value to the Christian educator seeking to develop and implement a personal, yet fundamentally Christian educational philosophy.    Written in 1995,   5 pages,   $44.75
Education by Ellen G. White
Observes her view that American public education should reflect a belief in God and the recognition of man's higher course in this life.    Written in 1995,   5 pages,   $44.75
A memorandum to a School Board
a memo to alert the board to the need for administrative action, and to prepare the background for longer term changes in staffing and personnel, as well as campus policies.    Written in 1995,   5 pages,   $44.75
School Vouchers in the Public Schools
observes the political process involved in changing or reforming public school funding and the parental right to choose among various educational alternatives for minor children in the public schools.    Written in 1995,   6 pages,  7 sources,   $53.70
Government and Public Education : An Historical Review
Looks at the underlying philosophy of government's proper role in education, noting some of the major contemporary issues confronting the institution of public education and assessing the challenge of privatization as it stands today.    Written in 1995,   16 pages,  25 notes,  17 sources,   $143.20
A Personal Philosophy of Education
A philosophy of advocating the use of positive reinforcement techniques as a method of motivating students to high levels of achievement.    Written in 1995,   3 pages,   $26.85
A Discussion of Reading Methods for Content Areas
Examines various methodologies used to teach reading in the elementary school classroom and strategies to teach content areas such as social science, science, and mathematics.    Written in 1995,   5 pages,  5 sources,   $44.75
Rachel and Her Children by Jonathan Kozol
Links raw data concerning the extent of homelessness and its attendant social ills to all too real men, women and children who live in poverty and in constant fear of being forced onto the streets again.    Written in 1995,   5 pages,   $44.75
A Selection Procedure for Elementary School Teachers
An overview of the various elements incorporated into the development of a new selection procedure for elementary school teachers in the American public school system.    Written in 1995,   5 pages,   $44.75
Aspects of Intelligence Testing
Observes that while educators continue to believe IQ tests to be accurate predictors of school performance, many have begun to challenge the use of traditional standardized tests as inadequate measurement instruments for a student population that has bec.    Written in 1995,   8 pages,  10 sources,   $71.60
Computer Technology's Affect on Young Children and Adolescents
Observes schools throughout the United States as turning to computers at the elementary, secondary and college levels and their particular use in teaching students core academic skills such as reading, writing and mathematics.    Written in 1995,   8 pages,  14 sources,   $71.60
An Analysis of Cooperative Learning
Describes the methods and effectiveness of cooperative learning in a classroom setting and presents a position in favor of this innovative educational methodology which has the capacity to increase learning and to foster enhanced self esteem in students.    Written in 1995,   10 pages,  6 sources,   $89.50
The Harlem Renaissance : The Works of Claude McKay and Jean Toomer
Examines the works of these authors within the context of the historical period in which they were produced observing their contempt for propagandist literature and disdain for literary politics.    Written in 1995,   5 pages,  4 sources,   $44.75
The House of Mirth by Edith Wharton
Focuses on the character of Lily Bart, the heroine or protagonist explicating, through an analysis of the presentation of this character, Wharton's own perception of society and its influence upon individual personality and behavior. Includes brief biogr.    Written in 1995,   20 pages,  12 sources,   $179.00
An Assessment of the Work of Virginia Lee Burton
An analysis of the life and work of Burton observing her various compositions in creating and designing children's books.    Written in 1995,   9 pages,  6 sources,   $80.55
An Analysis of Sonnet 146 by William Shakespeare
Analyzes this Shakespeare sonnet as a commentary upon death, its inevitability, its effects, and the futility of attempting to deny death's power.    Written in 1995,   5 pages,   $44.75
Analysis of Shakespeare's Sonnet 65
Focuses on the grammatical and conceptual units which establish the meaning of the poem where the concept of time possesses the power to destroy all things in the material world, rocks and steel as well as more fragile things such as the beauty of a flow.    Written in 1995,   5 pages,   $44.75
The American Film Hero : From Innoncence to Maturity
Observes the transition of the cinematic hero as exemplified in the American Western genre to that of the anti-hero as exemplified in film noir as a gradual one. Demonstrates why contemporary filmgoers and critics prefer the new anti-hero to the more tr.    Written in 1995,   15 pages,  10 sources,   $134.25
Doris Lessing's Group Minds
Lessing's approach to the topic of obedience through a discussion of the twin concepts of Western individualism and the tendency of Westerners to seek out membership in a group.    Written in 1995,   4 pages,   $35.80
Prisons We Choose to Live Inside by Doris Lessing
Argues that while we exercise individuality and independence in forming opinions and beliefs, we are actually enormously influenced by the attitudes of the different groups in which we participate and of which we are members.    Written in 1995,   4 pages,   $35.80
Edgar Allan Poe in the Bronx : The Fordham Years
looks at the life and literary activity of Poe in Fordham, considering the artist's state of mind, his possible reasons for retiring to such a place, and the significance of this period for the larger life and work of the man.    Written in 1995,   7 pages,  6 sources,   $62.65
Poems Compared for Treatment of Gender
Examines some representative poems from the works of Rudyard Kipling and D.H. Lawrence where is found the sharpest possible contrast in their treatment of themes of gender, eroticism and sexuality.    Written in 1995,   6 pages,  3 sources,   $53.70
Melville as Marxist : Socialist Themes in American Literature
Looks at Moby Dick to see how Melville expressed his utopian and radical ideas in a purely literary form and context and considers Moby Dock as a proto-Marxist novel.    Written in 1995,   6 pages,  4 sources,   $53.70
A Doris Lessing Essay
Reports of scientific experiments which support her case that far too many people allow the groups in which they participate, shape and inform their opinions.    Written in 1995,   2 pages,   $17.90
Uncle Tom's Cabin by Harriet Beecher Stowe
Summarizes her arguments against slavery as a dehumanizing institution that victimizes both slave and slave owner.    Written in 1995,   3 pages,   $26.85
Phaedra by Lucius Annaeus Seneca
Discusses this play which represents the dramatic story of how an older womna's fascination with her husband's son by his first marriage leads to destruction. Examines the theme of the role of the Gods in shaping human destiny and indifferent to the fate.    Written in 1995,   6 pages,   $53.70
American Fiction in the 1950's
Analyzes some of the more prominant fiction produced in the 1950's taking the position that both Romantic and Enlightened apply because the work centered upon the transition from the innocence of youth to the realities of adulthood.    Written in 1995,   10 pages,  23 notes,  7 sources,   $89.50
The Control and Constraint of Women in 19th Century Literature
Observes the evidence that husbands used their socially sanctioned authority of their position as male heads of the household to control and constrain their wives as seen in the works of Kate Chopin, Henrik Ibsen and Charlotte Perkins Gilman.    Written in 1995,   4 pages,  5 notes,   $35.80
Kate Chopin's The Awakening
Focuses on the central character Edna Pontellier, who discovers that her marriage to a New Orleans Creole has prevented her emotional development and is responsible for keeping her in a state of ongoing innocence and childhood.    Written in 1995,   3 pages,   $26.85
Tragic Heroes : Ulysses and Beowulf
Discusses these two tragic heroes but argues that of the two, Beowulf is the most inspirational because the traumas and difficulties he faces are in no way of his own making.    Written in 1995,   6 pages,   $53.70
Louisa May Alcott and Transcendentalism
Observes Alcott and other Transcendental writers as adopting the lifestyle as an outgrowth of the reaction against New England Puritanism that was initiated by their common faith, Unitarianism.    Written in 1995,   5 pages,   $44.75
A Discussion of Iago's Lies and Ploys in Othello
Obserevs, among other things, Iago's material evidence of Desdemona 's lost handkerchief used to convince Othello that his wife is faithless and this conviction marking the beginning of Othello's tragic downfall.    Written in 1995,   5 pages,  3 sources,   $44.75
The Influence of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein on the Gothic Genre
Observes Frankenstein as sharing the Gothic proclivity for coindences and improbabilities, as well as typical Gothic psychological biases, themes, images and symbols.    Written in 1995,   5 pages,  6 sources,   $44.75
An Analysis of the Television Show Bonanza
Discusses the success of Bonanza and the recurrent theme of Ben as the stern but caring father who forcefully but sympathetically instills ethical responsibility into his sons.    Written in 1995,   6 pages,  11 notes,  6 sources,   $53.70
The Role of the Family in The Playboy of the Western World by John Millington Synge
Examines this play as being regarded as one of the most poetic theatrical works in the English language, where Synge embodied the fire and beauty of Irish speech in his dialogue, centering on relations among family and community.    Written in 1995,   7 pages,  10 notes,  10 sources,   $62.65
A Discussion of Children's Literature
Looks at Jack and the Beanstalk, Jack the Giant Killer, and Tom Thumb and the universal appeal of these stories, with special reference to what it is that appeals to young boys and what within the stories that suggests they contain an implicit or explici.    Written in 1995,   6 pages,   $53.70
A Discussion of The Red Badge of Courage by Stephen Crane
Focuses on the character of Henry Fleming, the protagonist of the novel through whose eyes and experience the Civil War is to be understood, and his presence as representative of illusion and self deception.    Written in 1995,   5 pages,   $44.75
The Oral Tradition and Contemporary African Literature
Describes how the oral tradition in West African culture has been carried over into contemporary African fiction and how the oral tradition influences, shapes and informs written West African literature, focusing on The Palm-Wine Drinkard by Amos Tutuola.    Written in 1995,   10 pages,  2 sources,   $89.50
A Comparison of Heart of Darkness and Apocalypse Now
Compares and contrasts the novel and film with respect to the interplay of light and dark, black and white, and good and evil and to specific elements in the use of images, symbolism and character.    Written in 1995,   8 pages,  5 sources,   $71.60
A Discussion of the Short Story
Discusses various aspects of what constitutes a fully articulated and developed short story as well as the rationale used by many writers in selecting this form of fiction for their efforts.    Written in 1995,   6 pages,  6 sources,   $53.70
The Characterization of Abraham Lincoln and John Brown During the Civil War
Examines the characterization of Lincoln through the writings of Walt Whitman and John Brown as produced by Henry Davis Thoreau as examples of the quintessentially American hero because of their actions during the American Civil War.    Written in 1995,   9 pages,  6 sources,   $80.55
A Discussion of Eisenstein's The Battleship Potemkin
Discusses this Sergei Eisenstein classic and the influence of this particular film on cinematic theory and techniques.    Written in 1995,   6 pages,  5 sources,   $53.70
An Analysis of Uncle Tom's Cabin by Harriet Beecher Stowe
Discusses the issue of how this novel illustrates both the strengths and weaknesses of the position of the abolitionists who regarded slavery asa dehumanizing institution that victimizes both slave and slave owner.    Written in 1995,   7 pages,  1 sources,   $62.65
Social Themes in George Orwell's Down and Out in Paris and London
Presents a summary of the novel and its central themes, with particular attention to Orwell's approach to the sociological themes of power and psychological/social identity.    Written in 1995,   5 pages,   $44.75
An Analysis of Robert Frost's Mending Wall
Frost's explication , in the poem Mending Wall, of the relationship between man and nature and man and man, where inevitably nature will defeat man's best or most consistent efforts and the conflicting impulses of man with respect to his involvement in.    Written in 1995,   8 pages,  5 sources,   $71.60
The Relationship to Milton's Aeropagitica and the First Amendment of the Comstitution : The Matter of Freedom of Press
Examines Aeropagitica as a document advocating freedom of speech and expression and as a direct response to an order of the British Parliament delivered the previous year(1643), which reinstated censorship of the press as a law of the land.    Written in 1995,   7 pages,  1 sources,   $62.65
Time and Structure in Toni Morrison's Beloved
Discusses this work concerning an escaped slave who attempts to kill her children rather than see them enslaved and the theme of the timeless bond of common experience shared by all members of the human race.    Written in 1995,   6 pages,   $53.70
Isabella, Innocence and Fornication inElizabethan England as Portrayed in Measure for Measure
Observes Measure for Measure as one of the darkest and most painful of Shakespear's comedies concerned with the reconcilement of ideal love with social correctnessand matters essential to our humanity, righteousness and charity, sel deceit, moral weaknes.    Written in 1995,   6 pages,  9 sources,   $53.70
The Fall of Othello : A Brief Discussion
Observes the murder of the innocent Desdemona as becoming the vehicle by means of which Othello is destroyed. Traces the downfall of Othello drawing upon the play and critical commentary.    Written in 1995,   4 pages,  4 sources,   $35.80
The Abbey Theater
Explores the survival of The Abbey Theater, located in Dublin, Ireland through the efforts of Lady Isabella Persse Gregory and her partnership with William Butler Yeats in shaping the Theater and its destiny.    Written in 1995,   10 pages,  4 sources,   $89.50
The Differences and Similarities between Documentary Film and Narrative-Fiction Film
Observes that fiction film can be similar to documentaries with respect to such elements as theme, content, style of presentation and mood.    Written in 1995,   12 pages,  25 notes,  3 sources,   $107.40
Stith Thompson : Folktales
Observes his belief that the folktale emerges from the art of narrative storytelling and owes much of its popularity and endurance to that form.    Written in 1995,   2 pages,   $17.90
A Comparison of Thoreau and Whitman
Draws upon Walt Whitman's poem Song of Myself, to demonstrate the image of the American experience as solitary and individual in nature and shape taken by Whitman from Thoreau and his work Walden.    Written in 1995,   5 pages,  4 sources,   $44.75
A Discussion of Survival Themes in Golding's Novels
observes, in Golding's works, his focus on the relationship between moral action and survival, themes that he regards as inextricably linked and which he uses to investigate the conflict between man's desire to do right and his drive to survive under ad.    Written in 1995,   6 pages,  3 sources,   $53.70
Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte
A critical approach to the work through traditional criticism, feminist and deconstructionist perspectives, the psychoanalytic perspective and their implications.    Written in 1995,   11 pages,  10 sources,   $98.45
The Fortunes and Misfortunes of the famous Moll Flanders by Daniel Defoe
Discusses the character of Moll with particular reference to the ways in which Moll's affairs with men define their attitude and their understanding of the place of women through their treatment of her.    Written in 1995,   6 pages,  2 sources,   $53.70
A discussion of Beckett's Endgame
Focuses on the play and various critical intrepretations of its meaning and value and addresses the techniques used in the play to link its actions and plot to the moves taking place in a chess game, the use of biblical references to establish characters.    Written in 1995,   10 pages,  9 sources,   $89.50
Tom Sawyer by Mark Twain
Observes Twain's treatment of the themes of justice and racial discrimination in Tom Sawyer.    Written in 1995,   2 pages,   $17.90
George Lucas's Film Triology : Star Wars
Examines Star Wars as an adult fairy tale that is focused on a romantic and adventurous quest and demonstrates the fascination that adults as well as children feel for these stories and their characters.    Written in 1995,   9 pages,  17 notes,  6 sources,   $80.55
Alice in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll
Discusses what constitutes identity and logical validity in this fantastical story for children.    Written in 1995,   3 pages,   $26.85
Charlotte's Web by E.B. White
discusses this story of the character Fern, who becomes able to understand the language of barnyard animals and their fears, hpoes and desires.    Written in 1995,   2 pages,   $17.90
Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol
Discusses this story centered upon the question of what constitutes a good life and of the necessity of spiritual regeneration as a precondition to ultimate salvation.    Written in 1995,   2 pages,   $17.90
Lolita by Vladimir Nabokov
Draws solely upon the novel to demonstrate how Nabokov uses the techniques of rhetoric to create an explication of the female body, encapsulated in the characters of both the adolescent Lolita and her older, less nubile mother, Charlotte.    Written in 1995,   6 pages,  1 sources,   $53.70
Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austin
Focuses on the topic of how this novel depicts the expectations of young, upper middle class English women regarding marriage at the turn of the 19th century with a personal critique and assessment of the novel.    Written in 1995,   7 pages,  5 sources,   $62.65
Little Women by Louisa May Alcott
Observes the moral lessons to be learned fromthis book, about such matters as the importance of charity to the less fortunate, the meaning of true love between a man and wife or between siblings and about what is and is not important in life.    Written in 1995,   4 pages,   $35.80
William Faulkner : A Uniquely Southern American Writer
Observes that Faulkner's novels and short stories are literally and figuratively set in the South and his writing of diaglogue in the form of regional dialect.    Written in 1995,   4 pages,  4 sources,   $35.80
The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe by C.S. Lewis
Focuses on the religious themes, the book as an exploration of the conflict between good and evil and its benign influence on children.    Written in 1995,   6 pages,  4 sources,   $53.70
The Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett
Discusse this story centering upon two young people, both of whom are misfits and about the need for love and acceptance that is critical for all children and most adults.    Written in 1995,   2 pages,   $17.90
Alex Haley's Roots on Slavery and Family History
Looks at Roots from the viewpoint of a student of the history of Africa and slavery, in order to understand how the book's largely fictional narrative is actually a contribution to the scholarly study of that history.    Written in 1995,   8 pages,  1 sources,   $71.60
Charlotte Temple, A Tale of Truth by Susanna Haswell Rowson
Summarizes the story and identifies the central themes where the author employs a true story of seduction and betrayal to provide young, impressionable women with the information need to make wise personal choices leading to a respectable, safe and secur.    Written in 1995,   8 pages,  6 sources,   $71.60
Roman Polanski's Knife in the Water
Examines this Polanski film which established his international reputation about a triangular relationship between a wealthy Pole and his wife and a stranger they pick up for a sail on their boat observing the ensuing rivalry between the two males.    Written in 1995,   7 pages,  5 sources,   $62.65
Female Voices in American Literature
Looks at the writings of Anne Bradstreet, Emily Dickinson and Adrienne Rich arguing that though radically different,the contributions of these women to American Literature has been significant. Looks at critical literature to characterize and assess th.    Written in 1995,   9 pages,  5 sources,   $80.55
Lord of the Flies by William Golding
Considers the organizational application of leadership theory and group dynamics explicated in this novel applying these theories to the novel, its plot, and its central characters and their interactions.    Written in 1995,   9 pages,  5 sources,   $80.55
The Changing Role of Women in Hollywood, 1900 to the Present
Explores the changes that have taken place over the last century, including the changing roles and stereotypes of women, the position of female actresses in the Hollywood power structure, and the move toward women directors, producers and dealmakers in.    Written in 1995,   11 pages,  9 sources,   $98.45
Analysis of Henry V
Observes the general theme as the establishment in England of an order based upon consecrated authority in the presence of a ruler who rules by virtue of Divine Right, reinforced or validated by a victory against France.    Written in 1995,   3 pages,   $26.85
Arthur Miller's The Misfits and Marilyn Monroe
Explores the ways in which Arthur Miller's authoring of the screenplay for the Misfits was shaped and influenced by his personal relationship and marriage to Marilyn Monroe.    Written in 1995,   6 pages,  4 sources,   $53.70
Women and the Female Principle in Blake's Poetry
Argues that Blake,although adopting a relatively traditional view of male and female principles and their place in the world, wa much more of a feminist than a mysogynist.    Written in 1995,   6 pages,  6 sources,   $53.70
An Analysis of Andrew Marvell's The Garden
Observes The Garden by Andrew Marvell as epitomizing the distinctive use of the conceit in the metaphysical approach to poetic expression.    Written in 1995,   6 pages,  5 sources,   $53.70
Women's Roles and Submission in 19th Century Literature
Examines the roles of women as submissive to male authority figures, with brief or situational momements of rebellion against this position as seen in the works of Kate Chopin, Charlotte Perkins Gilman, and Mary E. Wilkins Freeman.    Written in 1995,   6 pages,  4 sources,   $53.70
Oroonoko, The Royal Slave by Aphra Behn
Examines the racial overtones of the story, demonstrating that while Behn was invariably sympathetic with the belief that racial discrimination was immoral philosophically and that slavery was a politically as well as a morally bankrupt construct, her bo.    Written in 1995,   9 pages,  6 sources,   $80.55
The Secret Sharer by Joseph Conrad
Discusses this novel about strangers and doubles, that is also a journey of one man into his own consciousness and soul taking place on a ship in what appears to be tropical or semi-tropical waters.    Written in 1995,   3 pages,   $26.85
A Comparison of Jane Austin and Henry James
Examines several common traits, attitudes, and techniques in the practice of their craft as writers of fiction looking at James' Washington Square and Austen's pride and Prejudice.    Written in 1995,   5 pages,   $44.75
Hamlet, Oedipus, and Prometheus Bound
Links characterization and its dramatic and thematic implications to the central political, social, cultural and religious or spiritual values of the era in which the play was written.    Written in 1995,   7 pages,  15 notes,   $62.65
The Joy Luck Club by Amy Tan
Discusses the conflict between the traditions, values, and norms and mores of Chinese culture and the often conflicting demands of life in American society.    Written in 1995,   6 pages,   $53.70
Frances Hodgson Burnett : A Writer of Children's Literature
Describes some of the seminal events in Burnett's life and links those events to the subject matter in her books including The Secret Garden, Sara Crewe, Little Lord Fauntleroy, etc.    Written in 1995,   4 pages,  12 notes,  2 sources,   $35.80
Looking for Livingstone : An Odyssey of Silence byMarlene Nourbese Philip
Analyzes Philip's belief, in this work, that the neutralizing effects of African diaspora have included alienating individuals of African heritage not only from their history and languages, but also from their cultural autonomy.    Written in 1995,   5 pages,  4 sources,   $44.75
Othello, Daughters of the Dust, The Carnival Trilogy and Looking for Livingstone : An Odyssey of Silence : Comparison and Contrast of Central Themes
Demostrates that each of these works of fiction provides a special insight into the lives, thoughts, emotions, and fellings of members of minority groups that have been subject to some type or form of opression and/or discrimination or disadvantage.    Written in 1995,   10 pages,  6 sources,   $89.50
Dr. Seuss and Children's Literature
Observes the works of Dr. Seuss, author and illustrator of 48 children's books, marked primarily by characters who demonstrate naive strength in optism when confronted by sour faced villians who tell them their aspirations are impossible to attain.    Written in 1995,   8 pages,  11 sources,   $71.60
A Comparison of the Poetry of Lord Byron and Alexander Pushkin
Compares the poetry of Byron and Pushkin, where Puskin demonstrates early poetic inclinations and style from his familiarity with Byron, the elements become less and less Romantic but more so Russian Classicism.    Written in 1995,   8 pages,  16 notes,  14 sources,   $71.60
The Milagro Beanfield War by John Nichols
A discussion of this novel which tells the story of the Chicano inhabitants of rural Milagro, New Mexico, engaged in a life-death struggle to maintain property and water rights against the encroaching power structure of the state.    Written in 1995,   6 pages,  6 sources,   $53.70
Identity and Logic in Alice in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass, Works by Lewis Carroll
Discusses Carroll's use of syllogisms, in these works, and the way in which he both establishes Alice's identity and employs nonsense to create perversions of logic and fact.    Written in 1995,   6 pages,  4 sources,   $53.70
Fritz Lang's Metropolis and Walter Ruttmann's Berlin : Symphony of a Great City : Comparison and Contrast
Compares and contrasts these films with special reference to their treatment of individuals and the use of both editing and mise-en-scene as techniques designed to foster audience response.    Written in 1995,   4 pages,   $35.80
The Story of English by Robert McCrum, William Cran, and Robert MacNeil
Offers an analysis of the book, with special attention to several questions that foster an indepth assessment of its strengths and weaknesses and its viability as a learning tool for students.    Written in 1995,   4 pages,   $35.80
Beloved by Toni Morrison
Explores the theme of behaviors, political, social and individual, which combine to destroy the bond between parent and child and to render the family an important unit of social organization and mutual support.    Written in 1995,   4 pages,   $35.80
Negrophobia by Darius James
Describes the encounter of two widely disparate cultures and sets of cultural values in a microcosmic replica of what James must perceive as the real world.    Written in 1995,   6 pages,  2 sources,   $53.70
Charles Dicken's A Christmas Carol
Answers questions regarding the transformation of Scrooge from a thoroughly unlikeable man into a man whose company is sought and whose presence is valued.    Written in 1995,   3 pages,   $26.85
An Analysis of Othello
Discusses critical approaches to and interpretations of the play, specifically with reference to its central themes and a brief discussion of staging issues as well.    Written in 1995,   5 pages,  4 sources,   $44.75
Views on Christopher Columbus
Suggests that early historical assessments of Columbus and his achievements have been distorted and failed to incorporate a recognition of the negative consequences of his actions.    Written in 1995,   3 pages,   $26.85
Up From Slavery by Booker T. Washington
Describes some of the influences that shaped Washington's early and later life, the problems and challenges he confronted, his accomplishments and a personal response to the book.    Written in 1995,   10 pages,  4 sources,   $89.50
The Role of Women in the French Revolution
Examines the role of women in the French Revolution and the effects of that social and political upheaval upon their private and public lives.    Written in 1995,   6 pages,  3 sources,   $53.70
The Indispensable Man by Flexner
Evaluates an critiques this biography of George Washington showing that his life and career should be understood in the context of and with respect to the tenor of the times in which he lived.    Written in 1995,   5 pages,   $44.75
The Role of the jews in the Spanish Inquisition
Observes the relationship of the Jewish minority in Spain to the nations's Christian majority as changing significantly in the fourteenth century leading ultimately to the expulsion of the Jews in 1492.    Written in 1995,   8 pages,  15 notes,  12 sources,   $71.60
The Revolutionary War : The Battle of Saratoga
Describes the Battle of Saratoga, in the American Revolutionary War, which took place in early to mid-October of 1777 and in which the British troops under General Burgoyne were defeated by American General Horatio Gates.    Written in 1995,   10 pages,  7 notes,  5 sources,   $89.50
The Colonizer and the Colonized by Albert Memmi and The Wide Sargasso Sea by Jean Rhys : on the Nature of Colonialism
Concludes that the colonial situation is inherently damaging to both the colonizer and colonized and demonstrates that in both racial/ethnic and sexual repression, facism is invariably in operation.    Written in 1995,   6 pages,   $53.70
Analysis of the Corselette : A 1950's Girdle
A study of this clothing item of female under apparel worn primarily to give support or a desired figure to the body from the hips, through the waist, up to and sometimes including the breast.    Written in 1995,   5 pages,  15 notes,   $44.75
The Rise of Facism and Benito Mussolini
Examines the rise to power of Mussolini with reference to the Great Depression and the role of economic and social strife generated by the Depression in fostering a climate in which Facism could come into power. Describes Mussolini's own development as.    Written in 1995,   20 pages,  10 sources,   $179.00
Black Women and Suffrage in the United States
Focuses on several aspects of the Black woman's suffrage movement and its link to the extension of civil rights to Black Americans in the period before, during and after the American Civil war.    Written in 1995,   11 pages,  7 sources,   $98.45
The Night of the Long Knives by Max Gael
Summarizes this book which describes the events taking place on June 30, 1934, during which Hitler and his most intimate followers brutally prevented the possibility of a Second Coming led by the SA under the direction of Ernst Rohm.    Written in 1995,   3 pages,   $26.85
Minoan and Mycenaean Architectural Forms : A Comparison
compares and contrasts two ancient architectural periods and forms, that of the Minoan Crete and that of the Mycenaean world, focusing on palace arcitecture and temple style as well as a discussion of both civilizations.    Written in 1995,   15 pages,  45 notes,   $134.25
Tobacco on the periphery : A Case study in Cuban Labor history, 1860-1958
Analyzes the central themes of this book which is a case study in which the author investigated various aspects of the Cuban tobacco industry and its attendant labor market implications over a period ranging from 1860 to 1958.    Written in 1995,   12 pages,  19 notes,   $107.40
The Seven Years War or The French and Indian War
Analyzes this conflict which took place between 1756 and 1763 in which the North American colonies became the battleground on which the the British-French, essentially European, rivalry was contested, that the seeds of the American colonial revolution a.    Written in 1995,   10 pages,  9 sources,   $89.50
Oral History Interviews : The Sixties
Observes the development of a youth counterculture, a sexual revolution, civil rights activism, anti-Vietnam War agitation, etc. as seen through interviews of 60's survivors.    Written in 1995,   6 pages,   $53.70
The Roman Society and Judicial System
Observes the Roman Empire as creating a brilliant civilazation that was largely supported by a legal system without precedent ahere Roman law had its most significant effect on daily life in the way public authority was distinguished from private rights.    Written in 1995,   7 pages,  9 notes,  8 sources,   $62.65
The Contribution of the Polish Army to the Resistance Movement in World War II
Observes the activities of the Union for Armed Struggle and the Home Army Resistance movements in Poland whose objectives were to prepare for an eventual uprising against the Nazis, who had overrun the country in 1939.    Written in 1995,   10 pages,  8 sources,   $89.50
The Glorious Revolution in England : 1688-1689
Observes the events taking place between 1688 and 1689 in England which ultimately resulted in the deposition of James II, essentially bloodless that had far reaching effects and the subsequent american implementation of many of its central political and.    Written in 1995,   10 pages,  29 notes,   $89.50
The Making of Modern Mexico by Frank Brandenburg
Addresses the manner in which Brandenburg handles the issue of social stratification within Mexico and its impact upon the formation of the modern Mexican state and polity as a consequence of both economic inequities and the role played by the Roman Cath.    Written in 1995,   4 pages,   $35.80
A Great Man of the Roman Empire : Pompey
Assess the character of Pompey, a statesman whose life was dedicated to the service of Rome, his ambitions and accomplishments.    Written in 1995,   7 pages,  19 notes,  5 sources,   $62.65
An Analysis of the Middle Ages
Observes the period of the Middle Ages as dominated, both intellectually and spiritually, by a vigorous and determined Romanized Christianity and a period in which many of the myths, rituals, superstitions, beliefs and legends of the past continued to ex.    Written in 1995,   10 pages,  6 sources,   $89.50
The Overseas Expansion of Europe : 1500-1700's
Observes one of the gravest problems of this revolution as the dislocation of the traditional economic infrastructure which had developed in Europe and which sustained ths lives of the ordinary people.    Written in 1995,   4 pages,   $35.80
Alan F. Wilt and the Rise and Fall of the Nazi Party
Examines the contributions of Wilt, who discussed, among other things, the techniques and measures used by the Nazis to overthrow democratic, constitutional government in Germany as a preliminary to their creation of a totalitarian police state.    Written in 1995,   4 pages,   $35.80
Ancient Greece : Relativism
Observes life in Greece in the fifth century B.C. where relativism was the dominant view of the universe as evident in the arts. in literature, and in the social and political spheres as well.    Written in 1995,   6 pages,  10 sources,   $53.70
The Formation of Protestantism
Examines the shift from the domination of the Roman Catholic Church during the Renaissance and Protestant Reformation and the far reaching consequences in all spheres of life including both domestic and international politics, economics and society itsel.    Written in 1995,   5 pages,  3 sources,   $44.75
With Malice Toward None by Stephen B. Oates
Argues that among the many diverse themes addressed by Oates in his biography of Lincoln, his treatment of the man's intellect, his love of country, and his determination to maintain the Union are most compelling.    Written in 1995,   4 pages,   $35.80
Analysis of Miracle at Philadelphia : The Story of the Constitutional Convention May to September 1787 by Catherine drinker Bowen
Analyzes and intreprets the events and the ideas leading to the creation of the American Constitution in1787. Summarizes and assess thid author's work on the subject with a personal reaction.    Written in 1995,   5 pages,   $44.75
The Economic Impact of the Civil War
Discusses the ramifications of post-Civil War industrialization in the United States where the effect was a transfer of both economic and political power from southern agrarians to northern industrial capitalists.    Written in 1995,   7 pages,  17 notes,  5 sources,   $62.65
The Medieval Spains by Bernard F.Reilly
Observes that spain during the Medieval era was a region possessed of several diverse and disparate personalities, each of which was a reflection of the dominant religious, political and cultural values and norms of the era.    Written in 1995,   3 pages,   $26.85
Clausewitz on Strategy and Tactics in the Second World War
Observes the relative importance of the Clausewitz theory of political and military strategy in the course of the war and its eventual outcome and the obsession with bold offensive maneuvers as responsible for Germany and Japan to conquer large areas in.    Written in 1995,   20 pages,  10 sources,   $179.00
The Marshall Plan : An Overview
Analyzes the Marshall Plan for economic recovery after World War II whose objective was to strengthen overseas democracies against the threat of Soviet imperialism.    Written in 1995,   3 pages,  7 notes,   $26.85
The Jews of Spain by Jane Gerber
Summarizes the central themes of the book which chronicles the seminal events shaping the lives of Jews living in Spain since the Diaspora.    Written in 1995,   3 pages,   $26.85
Greece During the Second Half of the Fifth Century B.C.
Observes the Greeks of this period as expanding man's sphere of knowledge significantly with the synthesis created by Greek artists, philosophers, dramatists and writers and the focus shifting from religious to civic life.    Written in 1995,   4 pages,  4 sources,   $35.80
The Image by Daniel J. Boorstin
Observes Boorstin's beliefs that the mass media in the United States has as of 1962 begun to exert enormous and potentially damaging influence over American thought and life.    Written in 1995,   3 pages,   $26.85
The Golden Ass byApuleius
Observes, through this work, Apuleius's interest in the nature of man's existence, the role of the stste, the importance of women and religion in the social scheme, and the meaning and value of slavery as a social, political and economic institution.    Written in 1995,   6 pages,   $53.70
An Analysis of the Sentencing Reform Act of 1987
Discusses this Act where the central effect has been to restrict judicial discretion in that the judge, except in unusual circumstances, is mandated to select a sentence from within a relatively narrow range of sentence lengths and terms of probation are.    Written in 1995,   6 pages,  5 sources,   $53.70
The Texas Tower Massacre
Discusses the random killings committed by Charles Joseph Whitman at The University of Texas in Austin August1, 1966 with respect to Whitman's background and speculation as to the reasons for his actions.    Written in 1995,   8 pages,  20 notes,   $71.60
Women in Probation Supervision Working with Juvenile Offenders
Observes the dramatic increase of the percentage of women working in this field but demonstrating that while female officers can be as effective as males in working with juveniles, there is no hard evidence indicative of any superiority in this context.    Written in 1995,   7 pages,  7 sources,   $62.65
Legalization of Prostitution : Arguments For and Against
Provides an overview of the arguments for and against both decriminalization and legalization of the world's oldest profession particularly in light of the public health problems assocaited with the spread of sexually transmitted diseases, and the degre.    Written in 1995,   7 pages,  3 sources,   $62.65
Aspects of the Three Strikes Law
Observes public dismay at the increase of violent crime that has led to stiffer and more certain prison terms at both the state and federal level. Takes the position that the Three Strikes and You're Out Law concerning mandatory sentencing can effective.    Written in 1995,   6 pages,  14 sources,   $53.70
The Relationship Between Drug Use and Crime
Examines the literature concerning the relationship between drug use and criminal activity focusing particularly on the use of hallucinogens such as LSD,PCP and Peyote and crime or deviant behavior.    Written in 1995,   6 pages,  5 sources,   $53.70
United States v. Fedorenko
Analyzes this case concerning denaturalization of a defendant's citizenship, where the government presumed the defendant as serving as a guard at the Treblinka deathcamp during the Second World War, but with the defendant prevailing because of the plaint.    Written in 1995,   6 pages,   $53.70
The Essence of Alternative Dispute Resolution in Medical Malpractice
Examines this form of arbitration as a non trial technique, including mediation, arbitration and summary jury trials in which a real jury hears evidence and issues a non binding decision which educates attorneys about their prospects in prevailing in an.    Written in 1995,   6 pages,   $53.70
Law Enforcement Activities Focusing on the Drug Problem
Observes the efforts at state and national levels to reduce or inhibit the flow of drugs into and across the country with offenses receiving harsh and strict punishment, but with questions from penologists, legislators and members of the general public i.    Written in 1995,   15 pages,  9 sources,   $134.25
Shock Probation For Juveniles : Problems and Prospects
Observes juvenile justice authorities increasingly resorting to radical probation intervention techniques ranging from scared straight programs for first time offenders to shock probation programs of various kinds aimed at strongly discouraging young.    Written in 1995,   8 pages,  11 sources,   $71.60
A History ot he Development of United States Government Policy regarding the manufacture, distribution and use of Illegal Narcotics, particularly Opiates and Cocaine
Demonstrates, through an in-depth historical analysis of evolving drug policy in this country, that governmental drug policy has become more and more stringent over time, though emphasis placed by that policy on control versus treatment has shifted in re.    Written in 1995,   16 pages,  19 sources,   $143.20
The Use of Judicial Override for Death Penalty Cases and its Constitutionality Under the Eightth and Fourteenth Amendments
Defines judicial override as well as the relevant Constitutional Amendments and offers an analysis of arguments for and against judicial override legislation with reference to specific case law and statute concerning the application of the death penalty.    Written in 1995,   15 pages,  16 sources,   $134.25
The Rights of Guests
Describes the rights of guests in hotels, motels, inns and other temporary living shelters but tends to focus less upon the rights of guests than upon the duties of both guests and landlords/owners/managers, and the responsibilities of owners and manager.    Written in 1995,   5 pages,  3 sources,   $44.75
Law Enforcement Activities Focused on the Drug Problem
Discusses articles with opposing views on the dru gproblem, one calling for the maximum prison sentences for drug abusers and distribution and the other which questions the effectiveness of this approach to deterrence.    Written in 1995,   6 pages,  2 sources,   $53.70
Criminology : An Interdisciplinary Journal : Article Reviews
Compares and contrasts articles focused on the issue of police officers attitudes as thos eattitudes impact upon job performance and job satisfaction.    Written in 1995,   4 pages,  2 sources,   $35.80
Capital Punishment : Pros and Cons
Discusses the pros and cons of the death penalty in murder cases from a psychological perspective, arguing that the possibility that the death penalty will be meted out in capital cases fails to deter violent crime and that the high costs, both financial.    Written in 1995,   11 pages,  25 notes,  8 sources,   $98.45
Police Firearms Capabilities Today : Weapons and Crime Control Tactics in America
Examines the weapons and equipment capabilities of today's police force focusing on their use in the control of violent crime and argues that with advanced modern weapons and equipment, police officers will be able to effectively combat and control crime.    Written in 1995,   24 pages,  22 sources,   $214.80
Issues in Landlord Tenant Relationships
Includes legal responsibilities regarding repairing front entry lock, landlords contractual relationship with the tenant,liability for negligence, and liability for injuries suffered byt the tenant.    Written in 1995,   6 pages,   $53.70
The Illicit Use of Drugs and Alcohol by Members of Law Enforcement
Describes the central issues related to alcohol and drug use and abuse among members of law enforcement professions, with reference to case in new York and California.    Written in 1995,   8 pages,  8 sources,   $71.60
An Examination of Adolescent Pregnancy and Maternity
A research design focusing on the question of the physical and intellectual viability and prognosis of children born to and subsequently reared by teenaged mothers observing the physical, psychological, educational and other difficulties as they develop.    Written in 1995,   10 pages,  12 sources,   $89.50
Essays on the Drug Crisis
Discusses topics such as drug abuses effects on stable employment and family relationships, the destructive effects in poor or minority communities, law enforcement activities, and drug treatment methods.    Written in 1995,   6 pages,   $53.70
A Nutrition and Exercise Plan for Pregnant Teenagers
Observes that insufficient nutritional and energy intake in teenage women during pregnancy is associated with such fetal problems as low birth weight, high infant mortality, and failure to thrive. Presents a nutritional plan for this population of pregn.    Written in 1995,   6 pages,  4 sources,   $53.70
The HMO and PPO Approaches to Financial Management of Health Care Costs
Observes the health impact of managed care as being the reduction of the number of procedures, diagnostic tests, treatment and medication regimens, and related services obtained by insurance holders and paid for by insurance companies.    Written in 1995,   5 pages,  5 sources,   $44.75
A Discussion of the Clinton Adminstration's National Health Care Initiative
Argues that under a new national health insurance plan, costs could be dramatically reduced while access to health care improves for all citizens,supporting the idea of managed health care systems.    Written in 1995,   5 pages,  4 sources,   $44.75
The Effect of Third Party Insurance Changes on the Pharmacy Industry
Examines the effects of insurance or third party payments for pharmaceuticals upon the pharmacy industry with particular reference to its impact upon the community and its businesses.    Written in 1995,   6 pages,  7 sources,   $53.70
Explication of an Ethical Dilemma in Nursing Practice : The Moral Ethical System
Describes an ethical model used in nursing practice to foster ethical decision making and actions. Links the model to a specific case in which an ethical dilemma is present, identifying the choice of action and behavior that a nurse using the model woul.    Written in 1995,   10 pages,  6 sources,   $89.50
A Discussion of a Physical Therapy Treatment Model
Presents a discussion of the pros and cons of one clinical physical therapy instructional model, known as the two on one model or a collaborative clinical education mode.    Written in 1995,   6 pages,  13 notes,   $53.70
A Discussion of the Etiology, Diagnosis, Prevention and Treatment of Osteoporosis
A discussion of Osteoporosis, a condition in which loss of protein matrix tissue from bone causes it to become brittle and easily fractured. Describes its effects upon elderly women, the etiology of this condition, its effects, clinical presentation and.    Written in 1995,   11 pages,  7 sources,   $98.45
An Overview of the Pharmacy Industry
Describes the problem of how pharmacies and pharmicists make mistakes with potentially life threatening consequences as coming more into the public view. Discusses legal actions taken by victims of inappropriate prescription doses and medicines and the.    Written in 1995,   10 pages,  24 notes,   $89.50
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
An analysis of this disorder in which a traumatic event or catastrophe of the worst order, such as rape, combat, or a natural disaster, brings in its aftermath diffficulties with concentration and memory, an inability to relax, impulsiveness, atendency t.    Written in 1995,   20 pages,  12 sources,   $179.00
A Rabies Education Awareness Program
Discusses the literature on rabies infection and treatment and the policy implications of health care delivery and planning, with a health intervention model and its implications for nursing practice.    Written in 1995,   10 pages,  6 sources,   $89.50
A Discussion on Teenage Pregnancy
Observes teen pregnancy as representing a major public health problem in this country today looking at the increasing rate of the number of births to young women from selected racial, ethnic and socionomic groups with far reaching and long lasting conseq.    Written in 1995,   5 pages,  10 sources,   $44.75
A Discussion of the Policy Issues Associated with Hemodialysis
Examines, from the perspective of public health care policy, the issue of how the costs of providing hemodialysis to patients has come to shape the allocation of admittedly scarce technical and financial resources in this area.    Written in 1995,   15 pages,  10 sources,   $134.25
Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation for Children affected by Hemiplegia due to Cerebral Palsy
describes the increased interest in neuromuscular electrical stimulation. particularly for use in improving lower and upper extremity range of motion for children affected by hemiplegia due to Cerebral Palsy, an assessment of the research in this area, i.    Written in 1995,   11 pages,  21 notes,  11 sources,   $98.45
The Use of Devices and Spacers in the Treatment of Asthma
Discusses devices called spacers to assist persons who lack the dexterity for the correct use of MDI's whose disadvantage is the degree of coordination needed to get the most effective amount of medicine into the lungs.    Written in 1995,   6 pages,  12 sources,   $53.70
The Use of Beta-2 Adrenergic Agonist Drugs in the Treatment of Asthma
Observes Asthma as a chronic lung disease characterized by recurrent attacks of breathlessness and the use of Beta-2 adrenergic agonist drugs which act as bronchodilators to relieve the spasms of the bronchi during an asthma attack.    Written in 1995,   6 pages,  9 sources,   $53.70
Treatment Modalities for the Prevention of Obesity in Adults
Discusses reduction in weight through an avoidance of eating foods high in calories and fat, adding an exercise plan to reduce obesity and the recognition that there is a link between obesity and certain diseases.    Written in 1995,   8 pages,  12 sources,   $71.60
DNA Fetal Tissue Research and the Moral Dilemma
Examines one of the major ethical, social,religious and political controversies of this decade as focused on the question of DNA/RNA and/or fetal tissue research and its implications.    Written in 1995,   6 pages,  5 sources,   $53.70
Team Building in Nursing Management
Discusses team building in nursing management where the successful nurse manager creates a coordinated, unified team of staff nurses whose activities are well integrated into a comprehensive action plan which focuses on the delivery of high quality patie.    Written in 1995,   9 pages,  14 sources,   $80.55
A Discussion of Alcoholism
Examines the use of alcohol and its resulting disease, alcoholism, and focuses specifically on the problem as it impacts upon society, business and industry.    Written in 1995,   7 pages,  14 notes,  5 sources,   $62.65
Who Gets Sick by Blair Justice
Discusses the thesis of the book that the power of the brainto regulate bodily functions and, therefore, to influence health or well being has only been partially understood in the past and that new information, new research, and new ideas are reshaping.    Written in 1995,   9 pages,   $80.55
American Women and Health Care
Observes women becoming active in health care and health related issues such as menopause, the aging process and women's emergent interest in holistic medicine.    Written in 1995,   8 pages,  6 sources,   $71.60
A Discussion of the HMO and PPO
Discusses these managed helath care plans, developed in the 1980's as a new approach to financial management of health care costs where the insurers who pay for medical care want a role in evaluating and determining it.    Written in 1995,   12 pages,  15 sources,   $107.40
A Discussion of Chickenpox
Describes the disease, its etiology, signs and symptoms, recommended treatment protocols, preventative measures that can inhibit contagion, and future possibilities of a vaccine for the disease.    Written in 1995,   6 pages,  23 notes,  5 sources,   $53.70
A Discussion of the Right to Die With Dignity
Discusses the question of assisted suicide which has emerged in recent yearsas an issue with ethical as well as legal significance for members of the medical profession who are more frequently confronted with requests for suicide assistance by the termin.    Written in 1995,   5 pages,  4 sources,   $44.75
A Discussion on the Doctrine of Informed Consent
Examines informed consent, a legal term that captures the essence of a patient's agreement with a physician performing an operation,arranging a drug treatment, or carrying out a diagnostic test, with specific reference to its application to nursing and h.    Written in 1995,   10 pages,  15 sources,   $89.50
An Examination of the Proposed Medicaid Healthcare Funding Cuts
Observes the funding cuts proposed for Medicaid and the impact upon delivery of services, medical and social, to individuals receiving treatment for drug abuse or addiction at both public and private sector service agencies.    Written in 1995,   9 pages,  11 sources,   $80.55
Medical Social Work and Counseling : Creating a Support Group for Parents of Chronically Ill Children in the Hospital Setting
Observes cases arising where persons related to hospitalized patients are confronted with numerous problems allied with their relative's medical condition and examines the factors involved in starting a support group for parents of chronically ill hospit.    Written in 1995,   14 pages,  9 sources,   $125.30
Euthanasia : The Case for Reasonable Autonomy and Choice
Demonstrates that in spite of conflicting laws and regulations, many physicians and others involved in the health care delivery system are becoming accustomed to the notion that the individual should be accorded the right to die with dignity when confron.    Written in 1995,   9 pages,  10 sources,   $80.55
Counseling For AIDS Patients
Observes social workers, psychologists and other members of the helping professions as recognizing that it is important to provide counseling and supporting services to HIV/AIDS victims and a discussion of the nature, extent, variety and availability of.    Written in 1995,   17 pages,  19 sources,   $152.15
Informed Consent in the Relationship Between the Patient and Physician
Observes consent as valid only when or if the patient has been fully informed about such matters as the purpose of the procedure, the likely outcome, and both common and rare complications and side effects that may arise.    Written in 1995,   8 pages,  6 sources,   $71.60
A Discussion of the Impact of AIDS on the Health Care Delivery System
Provides an overview of the impact of AIDS/HIV upon the health care system in the United States as well as a brief personal philosophy of health care as it relates to this topic.    Written in 1995,   10 pages,  15 sources,   $89.50
Teen Pregnancy : Comparison of Articles
Compares articles on adolescent pregnancy concerned with delivery of low-birth rate babies, the myriad of physical, psychological, educational and other difficulties as they grow up, etc.    Written in 1995,   6 pages,  5 sources,   $53.70
Teenage Drug Use : A Case Summary and Process Recording
Observes adolescents engaging in risky and dangerous behaviors such as drug and alcohol use and abuse at increasingly earlier ages and focuses upon the development of a case summary and process recording of an assessment interview conducted with a 16 yea.    Written in 1995,   11 pages,  13 sources,   $98.45
The Curtis Institute of Music
An examination of music education focusing on the Curtis Institute in Philadelphia noting its long history as a music education center and the site of creative musical achievement and expression.    Written in 1995,   6 pages,  11 notes,  10 sources,   $53.70
An Investigation of the Power of Modern Music to Engender Emotional Responses in Listeners
Focuses on the forms of music known as American or modernpop and jazz, two disparate musical modes of expression that have been recognized as emerging from emotion and spurring emotional responses in listeners.    Written in 1995,   10 pages,  29 notes,  6 sources,   $89.50
An Examination of the Musical Interests of Dictators
Discussesthe musical interests of Hitler, Stalin, Mao, Lenin, and Napoleon and offers a psychological perspective on their individual interests and attitudes towards music.    Written in 1995,   8 pages,  10 sources,   $71.60
The Influence of The Beatles upon Contemporary Popular Music
Discusses ways in which this group of rock and roll musicians transformed the pop music genre, citing examples of other individuals and groups who have been influenced by their musical and stylistic presence.    Written in 1995,   5 pages,  4 sources,   $44.75
Hobbes, Locke, and Rousseau and the State of Nature
Compares and contrasts The views of these philosophers regarding theit views on the state of nature natural law,and the relationship between man and nature.    Written in 1995,   7 pages,   $62.65
Sir Thomas More's Utopia and Machiavelli's The Prince : Comparison and Contrast
Compares and contrasts these two works, with specific reference to both the underlying principles and values expressed in each and the relative merits of both models.    Written in 1995,   6 pages,  7 sources,   $53.70
Plato's Allegory of the Cave
Observes the point of the allegory being the types or levels of knowledge through which the mind of the individula can reach up to the Ideas or the great truths of existence or the reality of life rather than the illusions created in the cave.    Written in 1995,   3 pages,   $26.85
A Comparison and Contrast of the work of Socrates and John Locke
Demonstrates that both philosophers addressed questions focused on the meaning and value of human life and experience in the political as well as social senses, and both further addressed the issue of man's rights and obligations as a member of a human c.    Written in 1995,   8 pages,  6 sources,   $71.60
Understanding Puritan Philosophy
Observes Puritans as combining the supernatural and religious with the rational in a conceptual framework which was external to the philosophical frame work of Native American belief.    Written in 1995,   6 pages,  14 notes,   $53.70
Socratic and Platonic Ethics Compared
Compares these philosophers views on ethics as arising from the fact virtue is identical with knowledge and that knowledge cannot be aquired without acting properly because of it.    Written in 1995,   2 pages,   $17.90
The Philosopy of Jacques Maritain
Observes Maritain's defense of mna's common sense knowledge of the order and connection of individual, sensible, and material things against rationalists who have tried to develop a system or an understanding of the world from some preferential principle.    Written in 1995,   3 pages,   $26.85
Science and Scientific Knowledge : The nature of Revolutions and Paradigms
Comments upon the process by means of which science undergoes a revolution in which new theory is validated by empirical testing and formulated into both principles and laws.    Written in 1995,   6 pages,  5 sources,   $53.70
A Question of Values : Six Ways We Make the Personal Choices That Shape Our Lives by Hunter Lewis
Describes the six ways Lewis believes we approach or choose values, and to thden provide a personalized ranking of those systems with respect to their viability and validity.    Written in 1995,   6 pages,  8 notes,   $53.70
Edmund Burke : His Life and Philosophy
Focuses on the relationship between Burke's theories of government and political control and his initial support, and later rejection, of the American colonies and their demand for independence and autonomy.    Written in 1995,   11 pages,  4 sources,   $98.45
Perspectives of Evil in Christian Thought
Examines the concept of evil from the perspective of three Christian thinkers : Saint Augustine of Hippo, Meister Eckhart, and Soren Kierkegaard.    Written in 1995,   8 pages,  15 notes,  11 sources,   $71.60
The Good Person/Good Citizen Dialogue : A Comparison of Proposed Responses by Plato and Confucius
Questions whether the good man/good woman is the same as the good citizen. A comparison of the dialectics of the Greek philosopher Plato and the Chinese philosopher Confucius to provide the basis for answering this question.    Written in 1995,   7 pages,  9 notes,  13 sources,   $62.65
Gandhi and Mao : Their Views on Violence in the context of Imperialism, Independence and Social Justice
observes their viewpoints on the role of violence in relation to overcoming imperialism, achieving independence and acquiring social justice as diametrically opposed. Addresses arguments for and against the use of violence not only as a military/politic.    Written in 1995,   7 pages,  16 notes,  9 sources,   $62.65
The Cultural, Sociological, Political and Psychological Reasons for War : An Evaluation and Commentary
Observes war as a means of resolving conflicts of interest by other than rational persuasion, many of which are waged purposefully with the express intention of gaining dominion over others and other wars being inadvertant, begun despite the fact that ne.    Written in 1995,   16 pages,  27 notes,  14 sources,   $143.20
The U.S. Forest Service : Past, Present and Future
Observes the history and interest of public concern over the importance of forest cover for flood prevention and public interest in maintaining forests for recreational and aesthetic purposes leading to a number of private and local government efforts an.    Written in 1995,   6 pages,  11 sources,   $53.70
An Examination of the Egyptian Economy
Examines the issue of how inflation in Egypt is influenced through such factors as the money supply, trade, weighted exchange rates, and budget deficits as well as other economic, social and political variables known to have a direct impact upon economic.    Written in 1995,   15 pages,  10 sources,   $134.25
Issues Dividing America : 1960's and 1990's
Asserts and argues that the issues dividing America in the 1960's are still controversial in the 1990's and describes the ways in which these issues impact upon the American political and social system. Issues discussed are race, gender equality, pover.    Written in 1995,   8 pages,  5 sources,   $71.60
Effects of Segregation on Business and Finance in Connecticut
Looks at the effects of economic and racial segregation on the business and financial climate of Connecticut, using that state as a model of the larger capitalist economy of the U.S.    Written in 1995,   7 pages,  6 sources,   $62.65
The Persian Gulf War : System, State and Individual
Observes the Gulf War as being carried out on three different levels. The first being directed by larger systems objectives of the need for oil, the second as being fought on the grounds of state and nationalist principles and the third in terms of indi.    Written in 1995,   6 pages,  5 sources,   $53.70
Anti-Castro Terrorism
Observes the question of whether the anti-Castro forces . in the United States and Cuba itself, are true terrorists as one that is itself highlt controversial.    Written in 1995,   4 pages,   $35.80
The Shortcomings of President Clinton's Health Care Plan : Viewed from the Perspective of Managed Health Care
Observes the enormous difficulty for the Clinton administration in obtaining Congressional approval for a national health insurance plan and given the Republican majority in Congress,the more unlikely that a renewed Adminstation effort will be more succe.    Written in 1995,   15 pages,  10 sources,   $134.25
An Analysis and Review of U.S. Involvement in Somalia
Observes that U. S. involvement in Somalia's domestic crisis represented American concern for the political stability of the region and the human rights of its inhabitants as well as U.S./U.N. determination to reduce hostilities and conflict in this soci.    Written in 1995,   30 pages,  35 sources,   $268.50
Public Health Policy and Rabies
An analysis of a health intervention strategy to reduce postexposure rabies treatment developed for a client group of children aged 3-5 and the resultant public policy of the health care initiatives.    Written in 1995,   10 pages,  7 sources,   $89.50
An Overview of the EPA
A Discussion on the Environmental Protection Agency, formed in 1970, to take over responsibiltiy for air pollution,water pollution, solid waste, pesticide and radiation programs which had been scattered over various agencies and branches of the Federal G.    Written in 1995,   4 pages,   $35.80
A Discussion of Who Runs for Congress in America
An analysis of who runs for and is elected to the American Congress based upopn texts that have described the men and women who seek and obtain election as well as the process by means of which election to Congress is secured.    Written in 1995,   8 pages,  4 sources,   $71.60
Ceausescu's Economic and Foreign Policy
Examines the policies, programs, and activities of Ceausescu during the 24 years in which he held power in Romania. Focuses upon his economic problems and the solutions he proposed to those problems,as well as upon his foreign policy with emphasis upon.    Written in 1995,   10 pages,  26 notes,  6 sources,   $89.50
Building Peace and Development : 1994 by Secretary-General Boutros Boutros-Ghali
Describes the work of the United Nations in the previous year 1993, the forty-eigth to Forty-ninth Session of the United Nations General Assembly.    Written in 1995,   6 pages,   $53.70
The Road to Democracy in South Africa
Describes the democratic model created in South Africa, created over time and as a result of various necessary compromises and agreements, has removed the legal superstructure of apartheid, but has failed to counter apartheid's social and economic substr.    Written in 1995,   13 pages,  9 sources,   $116.35
Watergate and its Outcome
Observes Watergate as retaining ongoing political signifcance because its perpetrators conspired to nullify the foundations of the democratic process by engaging in what amounted to a covert espionage operation against the opposition.    Written in 1995,   7 pages,  8 sources,   $62.65
The Vietnam War : A Discussion of the Lingering After-Affects in the Context of American Military and Diplomatic Issues
Argues that while the conflict is over itself, the fall out from the Vietnam continues to exert a significant influence on American military and diplomatic policy in the region of Indochina and the Pacific Rim.    Written in 1995,   7 pages,  6 sources,   $62.65
Going After Cacciato by Tim O'Brien
Discusses this novel of the Vietnam war and describes one man's determined rejection of the war and his rebellion against his own continued participation in the war.    Written in 1995,   4 pages,   $35.80
a Discussion of a Conference
Describes the events and the topic addressed by panels in Washington, D.C. Empowering Women in the Global South : Preparing for Beijing.    Written in 1995,   15 pages,   $134.25
The Bosnian Peace Accords of 1995 : Background Analysis
Provides background to the final adoption of the Dayton peace agreement, to explain what has been happening in Bosnia in the second half of 1995, and to draw some conclusions about the real positions and interests of the major forces at play in the confl.    Written in 1995,   9 pages,  21 sources,   $80.55
A Report on Higher Federal Speed Limits
A Position paper that argues that an increase in speed limits should be repealed because a higher speed limit wil lead to higher levels of fatalities and injuries on roads and highways across the United States.    Written in 1995,   6 pages,  4 sources,   $53.70
American Foreign Policy with respect to Panama
Observes that while control of the Canal has been returned to Panama, American strategic and economic interests demand an aggressive policy strategy in the area and retainiong a vested interest in ensuring its own access to the Canal and to its military.    Written in 1995,   11 pages,  6 sources,   $98.45
The Berlin Wall
Looks at the political and economic significance of the Berlin Wall in the context of the Cold War and focuses on the sharpest confrontations in the Wall's history, from the Kennedy-Kruschchev faceoff in 1961, to the individuals struggling to escape Comm.    Written in 1995,   14 pages,  6 sources,   $125.30
Vietnam, the Counterculture, and the Present
A Discussion on the question of whether or not American involvement in Vietnam was appropriate and the continuing debate in scholraly texts and popular fiction, in the media and in entertainment films.    Written in 1995,   6 pages,   $53.70
Eleanor Roosevelt and Hillary Clinton : A Comparison
Observes that Eleanor Roosevelt and Hillary Clinton exhibit a number of attributes, both personal and public, in which they are alike, such as their own accomplishments before their husbands became President, coming from families of wealth and stature, h.    Written in 1995,   10 pages,  29 notes,  21 sources,   $89.50
An Analysis of a Newsweek Article
Discusses the article in October 2, 1995 in Newsweek dealing with Congressional efforts to open up Alaska's natural resources.    Written in 1995,   3 pages,   $26.85
A Discussion of Electoral Campaigns and the Role of Interest Groups in such Political Processes
Observes Congressional campaigns as representing ideological trends characteristic of the nation at the time of the campaign, but also representing special interest groups and political parties which identified them as potential candidates, selected them.    Written in 1995,   7 pages,  9 sources,   $62.65
American Policy Toward Cuba and the Castro Regime
Examines the recent changes in American foreign policy toward Cuba, with reference to the historical relationship as it has unfolded in the past 35 years or so, demonstrating that American policy toward Cuba and the Castro regime remains cautious, though.    Written in 1995,   20 pages,  19 sources,   $179.00
Offshore Airports
Looks at the recent trend toward offshore airports, airports located at greater distances from urban centers on peirs or floating islands, but with the engineering design not yet proven to be structurally or geologically sound.    Written in 1995,   12 pages,  14 sources,   $107.40
Scandal : The Culture of Mistrust in American Politics by Suzanne Garment
Discusses this work whose subject is political scandals, particularly those that involve the ethical or moral character figures from the political arena.    Written in 1995,   5 pages,   $44.75
An Overview of Acromegaly
A discussion of this rare disease characterized externally by abnorma