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The author of the “Fourteen Points” is Woodrow Wilson, who served as the 28th President of the United States of America from 1913 to 1921. President Woodrow served in a period of war that compelled the U.S to abandon her isolationist policies and become an active player in global affairs. He proclaimed the entrance of the U.S. in World War 1 in 1917 on the basis that the nation would participate in the war as a way of ensuring that the world became safe for democracy.

Palm oil exploitation in Indonesia has many negative impacts, and the economic advantages derived from its cultivation should weigh less when considering ways to reform the sector

Bernard Williams, in his critique of Mill’s views regarding utilitarianism, stresses that omissions and commissions should not be disintegrated to determine a class of people to ‘benefit.’ In this case, I am of the perception that actions that benefit the majority should be encouraged even if they were to cause loss to a minority.

Thus, the USA government should ease the COVID-19 restrictions because the initiative intended to protect the citizens is now causing more harm than good such as job losses, reduction in demand and supply of business products, a decline in asset prices, shutdowns of SMEs, and reduction of government revenue.

it is essential to conduct a critical analysis of the effect of a supportive, collaborative team for the graduate nurse during their transition to practice. Further, as conflicts are inevitable in any workplace, significantly, an analysis is conducted on the role of miscommunication or misunderstanding within the healthcare place, and its impact on patient cantered care coupled with a strategy that the graduate registered nurse may deploy to eradicate such conflict.

This paper aims at showing the various ways in which surveillance society has undermined individual democracy. A surveillance society has weakened democracy by infringing privacy rights, suppressing civil rights and freedom of expression, death of journalism and spread of propaganda, sorting and profiling people, overriding individual consent, and causing mistrust between the government and its citizens.

this essay suggests that more research non how to update the Berne Convention should be done on how to make it more effective to all member states.

Write four or five questions you will ask a member of another culture about their culture AND how communication works in their culture. Questions could be about gender and communication, nonverbal communication, words or language

A critical appreciation of Frederick Douglass’s 4th of July Speech. Please identify and explain the themes. How does Douglass develop them? What are his arguments? Account for changes in tone and register in his address. How would you sum it up

A‌‍‌‍‌‍‍‍‍‌‍‌‌‌‌‌‍‍‍argumentative Essay Do you agree with Professor Midgley or not? Are cross cultural judgements possible