where (tf) are we going?

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The country is changing and you need to tell me the future.  In this essay you are going to tell me the future of both parties and politics as a whole.  Using various sources, you need to gather information and make an educated guess. 

This paper is going to look a lot more daunting than it actually is.  I need you to take a deep breath and take it step by step.  You also need to keep your bias out of the essay.  You may – and probably do – have strong political views, which is fine as an American citizen, it is your right; but that cannot show up in this paper. 

We will also not be using the traditional MLA format; we will instead use Chicago/Turabian.  This format is used in the social studies field and it is something you may use in college.  This is the format which uses footnotes. 

You will need to have at least 7 pages on content, a bibliography, a table of contents, AND a cover page.  The cover page will serve in place of the MLA header.  7 pages sounds like a lot, but you will also have 5 chapters (see below) and all of them will start on their own page.  This needs to be 12 font, Times New Roman, 5 source minimum, must have footnotes, and must have page numbers.

Argumentative english literature essay about gilgamesh, herbert mason

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(it has to be the version of the same writer for the text. Attached photo of the book )

– Write essay about topic #1 ( the topic is attached, in the paper)

-you should fallow everthing in the paper attached carefully 

– It has to be clear and organize writing 

– not plot summery at all

– the essay it should be all analysis and argumentative statements

– cite everything you 

-**Write a 1000—1200 word (approx.. 4–5 pgs in standard formatting) analytical paper addressing one of the following topics. A literary analysis goes beyond a mere emotional response to the text or review of the text’s plot and explicit themes. Instead, it should clarify and explain in detail your interpretation of the text OR a particular aspect of the text, an interpretation that is the result of close reading and structural analysis (as we discussed in class). Ask yourself not only what the author is saying, but how and why he/she uses particular words or structures. This essay requires that you demonstrate close reading and you form a specific, interpretive claim about the text. You should be use analysis of specific examples of the text to support your argument.  ALL sources must be cited correctly in MLA style.  It is not required that you consult outside sources for this assignment. However, if you do use an outside source, it must be cited correctly, as do all sources used. 

Criteria 

—A Central Argument.  Include a thesis statement that lays out your argument.  Make sure that your argument offers a specific interpretation of the text.  

 —Supporting Evidence & Analysis.  Provide evidence from your interpretation of the text (i.e. close reading) in order to support your claims/argument.  Be specific and thorough. Plot summary is not evidence.  

 —Clarity & Organization.  Follow an organized structure.  The ideas presented should relate to one another.  Each paragraph should have a focus and a purpose or “reason for existence.” Remember to lead with your ideas/claims, and not with plot.  

—Address the Prompt.  Meet the requirements (appropriate length, format, topic, citations, draft deadlines, etc.) 

SIX STYLISTIC RULES:   

 1)  Italicize titles of long works; titles of shorter works go “in quotes”  

 2)  Use MLA format to cite works in the essay; also include a Works Cited. For information about MLA citation, check the Purdue OWL website. 

 3)  Use active voice whenever possible; avoid “to be” verbs 

4)  Emphasize detailed, in-depth analysis: avoid summary 

5)  Use the present tense in talking about literature

 6)  This is literary criticism, not a book review. No more than 2-3 sentences of plot summary, if any.  

unit 4 the external marketing environment global marketing

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Marketers must develop a keen awareness of how the environmental factors will present opportunities or threats to the company, brand, and product being marketed. According to Lamb, et al., (2014), “global marketers face the same environmental factors as they do domestically: culture, economic, technological, political structure and actions, demography, and availability and sustainability of natural resources” (p. 55). Large corporations have traditionally been the major global competitors, but more and more small businesses are entering the global marketplace by the very fact of having an Internet presence.
To understand how a product of the United States of America (U.S.) is perceived in the global marketplace can be difficult for new marketers. To build a strong understanding of global marketing, you will consider the reverse scenario by identifying a foreign made product to market in the United States.
Directions for the Discussion Board
You should shop for a product made by a foreign firm. Possible choices for this Discussion include ethnic grocery stores (such as Latino stores or Japanese food stores) or chains such as Cost Plus or Pier One that import inexpensive products from other countries. When selecting a product, try to find one that is amusing and has obviously been poorly marketed in terms of packaging, brand name, or general lack of appeal to U.S. consumers. Take notes on these products.
As the foreign marketer of your chosen product, put together a strategy for marketing it in the United States. You have the opportunity to keep the product the way it is or to change it completely. Consider the additional costs associated with changing the product.
Using research from Chapter 5 in your textbook, write your response describing a global marketing strategy for your chosen product covering the following areas:
Checklist: address the following target market questions and those regarding the 4 P’s in your postings:

Target market: Who should be the target market in the U.S.? What variables will be used to select the target market?
The 4 P’s:

Product: Will any adaptation be made to the product features? What about the packaging? The brand name?
Price: What is a fair retail price for the product?
Promotion: How will the product be communicated to the target market? What promotional message will be used? What media will be used to reach the target market?
(Place) Distribution: Where will the product be sold? Will the product be sold on the Internet?

Your responses must be substantive in order to receive the maximum amount of points.
You might want to take a picture with your cell phone and attach it to your posted response in the Discussion area. You will be surprised at how creative and entertaining this exercise is!
References
Lamb, C. W., Hair, J. F., & McDaniel, C. (2014). MKTG7. Mason, OH: Cengage.

 
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Rewrite attached paper in own words (no word for word)

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Question 1:  Can all non-state actor threats be addressed unilaterally as a non-traditional threat to only one country?  Do some of these non-traditional threats span borders and require international cooperation to counter the threat?  If so, why? What problems might such cooperation bring?

Question 2: What are the most important differences between the Kent and Kendall visions of intelligence?  Why are these differences so important and worth discussing? Which vision might be most applicable today and why?

Please answer the two questions below with essay answers.  Each essay answer should be 3 pages double-spaced in Times New Roman 12 Font .

Rewrite the attached paper. No word for word copying