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In “New Axioms for Reading the Landscape: Paying Attention to Political Economy and Social Justice,” Don Mitchell incorporates old ideas from Peirce F. Lewis’s original “Axioms for Reading the Landscape.” At the same time, Mitchell includes new ideas into his axioms. In Axiom 1, he explains that “the landscape is not produced through ‘our unwitting autobiography’ (as Lewis describes it), but as an act of (social, not individual) will” (2007, 34). He also stresses the idea that landscape should be produced as a commodity. In contrast, Neil Smith explains the main causes behind gentrification. Smith explains how gentrification happens through a process which he calls “rent gap” (1979, 545). In gentrification, the landscape is a commodity because it loses and gains monetary value through disinvestment and investment.

The Cold War holds a special place in the study of international relations and its paradigms and perspectives. In this part of the course, three readings work together to provide a basis of arguments and positions on the origins of the Cold War as they relate to international relations. As George Kennan describes in the article written under the pseudonym ‘Mr. X’ in the early years of the Cold War, the Soviets were widely recognized in the western world as being fundamentally expansionist by nature, and this fundamental attribute would lead to the ultimate quest to spread communist ideology across the globe, eventually leading right up to the United States’ doorstep. Similarly, Douglas J. MacDonald lays out the viewpoints held by policymakers

NSW Gay and Lesbian Association of the Deaf and the National Australian Gay & Lesbian Association of the Deaf. He worked alongside these groups for 4 years from 1886 to 1890

1.3 – explain a range of ethical and moral dilemmas faced by those in this role

Andrew Abramson reminds us that patriotism is an emotional attachment to a nation which an individual recognizes as their homeland. Abramson acknowledges that a group of NFL players had kneeled in front of the flag. Four Miami Dolphin players kneeled in front of the flag and Abramson agrees that it’s easy to say that the players shouldn’t of kneeled in front of the flag at the 9-11 anniversary. Abramson suggests that there's a disconnect and it's going to take a conversation on both sides before we can actually make change.

This book is aimed at helping people make ethical choices, through a readable mixture of analysis, guidance, and case studies. It was easy for me to identify with the case studies.

After the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor on Dec 7, 1941, the United States found themselves in a war in the Pacific with Japan. The United States was in a serious situation because many Japanese soldiers were educated in both high schools and colleges in the U.S. These soldiers would intercept and decode American military communications. The United States needed to develop an unbreakable code to communicate plans and orders.

She is the wife of Gerald MacLeod and the mother of Rennie MacLeod. Although Gerald and Elizabeth are separated for the entirety of the story, she holds on to the dear memories she has of Gerald, even though they cause her to suffer.

“Ethics is based on well-founded standards of right and wrong that prescribe what humans ought to do” (article, 1989, revised 2010). In the case of Abbott, he conducted both ethical and legal wrongdoings against Ms. Costello, the owner of a local grocery store. Abbot violated the ethical principle of fairness/justice by stealing meat products under the justification that he was receiving a discount on the produce for bagging his own groceries. Legally, Abbott was liable under the tort of conversion. Abbott’s intentions and actions were due to him suffering from vitamin deficiencies and the only way for him to alleviate said deficiencies were from consuming meat products. However, meat “is the most expensive element of groceries, and way beyond Abbott’s means”. Abbott’s desperate situation forced his hand in the case of stealing from Ms. Costello, but the legal and ethical points of the situation were wrong for him to undertake.

William Mcgurn writes for the Wall Street Journal and is editor for the New York Post. Mcgurn is also the senior editor of the Far Eastern Economic Review and was chief speechwriter for President George W. Bush. He went to University of Notre Dame and Boston University getting a Bachelor's degree in philosophy and a masters in communications. How can someone trying to become president say that gun control is the way we can fix terrorism? Places like France where there are strict gun laws in place just faced the second terrorist massacre of the year. “Today's liberalism cannot deal with the reality of evil so liberals inveigh against the instruments the evil use rather than the evil use rather than evil that motivates them”. Liberals don't just

Organizations are continually faced with ethical dilemmas. Though each dilemma may vary in degree of impact they will have on a company, it is essential that a company establish a wise solution to the problem. As we have gathered from this course, there are a large variety of views and theories on how to address these problems in the most ethical way. In this paper I will discuss the H.B. Fuller case in Honduras: Street children and drug abuse and examine the ethical challenges the company was presented with. I

Before getting aboard the DJ Angus, I did not expect anything from the cruise. I expected to go abroad, do some tests on the water and come out with some tests and a few knowledge about the Great Lakes. After the cruise had finished, I felt like I had a more understanding on why tests were done, what goes on in the Great Lakes and how different Lake Michigan is from the other bodies of water that are in Michigan, such as Grand Haven and Spring Lake. The time on the DJ Angus broadened my knowledge about why tests are performed, the results that are made during the trip. and the differences in each body of water.

Ethical issues can strengthen both people and the community. Businesses in the community will generate a much more loyal following if they behave in an ethical manner with regard to the community. In this paper I will describe the ethical issues and how those issues may be used in organizational and personal issues, and the association between legal and ethical issues shown in the film, Greyston Bakery. The bakery has operated since 1982 and employs convicted felons and homeless people. The company places the profits into a nonprofit foundation that benefits the entire community (CBS News, 2009).

"Taking Sides Clashing Views" challenges readers to confront their senses of personal and professional ethics. The reading forces modern ethical challenges in the faces of readers and wishes them to consider these issues on various scales, from small to large, but particularly on the multinational scale. This paper serves to answer some of the difficult and relevant questions this reading brings forth.

The simile “let it not be like hog” motivates the audience to die with dignity, it does this by implanting the thought of dying like a hog, since hogs often die a brutal and cruel death this simile motivates the audience to die a righteous death.