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In this assignment, you will review and shortlist articles for the final literature review that you will complete in this course. As you complete this assignment, you will also finalize your research question for the assignment in Module 5.

In Module 5, you will script an 8- to 10-page literature review that uses a minimum of five peer-reviewed articles and 2–3 scholarly websites. In order to find five good articles that are the best fit for your literature review, you will need to read at least 10–12 articles. In addition, many of the articles that have sound abstracts may not be the best fit once you read the complete article.

In M1 Assignment 2, you wrote 2–3 possible research questions. On the basis of these questions and the feedback you received from your instructor and your classmates, develop one strong research question on which you can base your literature review in Module 5. This research question should clearly depict the variables being examined and the relationship between these variables.

Next, locate ten peer-reviewed articles (not older than five years) from online resources and five scholarly websites that you feel would be good sources for your literature review.

In your literature review in Module 5, you are required to include at least one qualitative and one quantitative study and at least one seminal or foundational source (this source may be older than five years). To ensure that you meet this requirement, include the following in your list of sources:
•A minimum of one qualitative and one quantitative study.
•At least one seminal or foundational source.

For this assignment, you will submit your research question for feedback to the instructor. You will also submit your fifteen sources as a reference page in APA format.

Tasks:

Using online library resources and the Internet, locate the articles and scholarly websites that could be used for your Module 5 literature review. When evaluating the articles and websites, make sure that you consider the validity and reliability of the data collected and the tools that you will use for analysis. Professional literature may include the Argosy University online library resources, relevant textbooks, peer-reviewed journal articles, and websites created by professional organizations, agencies, or institutions (.edu, .org, or .gov).

Find a common motif or symbol that has been used several times throughout The Kite Runner and make an analysis about the meaning of the symbol in the novel.
Create a One Pager that illustrates your symbol and its meaning in the novel.

Read the factual assumptions raised (both);
b) identify the possible (potential) international crimes in each one of them (point out fact and applicable article)
c) explain why you believe that in each identified fact the requirements demanded by the type are met (argue why that would be a constitutive act of the international crime that you have identified)
d) Justify why you think the ICC [is / is not] competent for that situation (indicate the article and the reason for choosing that article) since what I will evolve will be the “reasoning” under which you come to the conclusion that The particular facts that you have identified are constitutive of a certain crime. For this it is important to know which is the main characteristic of each behavior to be considered a crime (for example, in genocide the group and intentionality + subtype, in CLH the contextual element + subtype and in CG the existence of an armed conflict + subtype. ..) and then justify why in each specific case it is fulfilled.
For the issue of competition more or less the same .. If the ICC is occult or there is some reason that prevents it

read and analyze a recent article from The Wall Street Journal, each covering a different topic addressed in the course. You will then write a review of the article that is at least 300 words and in current APA format.

 

Access The Wall Street Journal either through the Jerry Falwell Library or through a personal subscription. Each unit will have a different list of topics to choose from.

 

Module/Week 5 Topic Choices:

 

Federal budget deficits

Mandatory government spending

Effects of the federal debt on the economy

Laffer curve

Crowding out

Automatic stabilizers

Expansionary fiscal policy

 

Make sure to select an article (300 words or more) that addresses all of the needed information below. Short articles will often not provide you with enough detail to write about. In addition, purely statistical releases of data are not wise selections either. The article must be no older than 2014. For your chosen article, do the following:

 

1. On the top of the page, provide the article citation in current APA format.
2. On the next line down, type the topic of your articles (from the list above) in all caps and bold format.
3. In a double-spaced document, briefly explain the author’s purpose for writing the article. One way to understand the author’s purpose is to ask yourself why he or she wrote it. (For example, consider current and future events, politics, or anything else that may have inspired the article.)
4. Summarize the article, focusing on the discussion of the topic the article addresses. Incorporate relevant economic theory that is present so that discussion of the article content is clear.

 

trace the development of a theme in American history from the Gilded Age through the twentieth-first century. Create a timeline in which you note between twenty and twenty-five events and individuals relating to this theme. How did the theme affect American society? How had the United States changed?

Choose one of the following themes:

• Native Americans’ situation in the United States
• women’s roles in society
• immigration
• environmental protection
• the development of technology
• economic expansion
• the changing role of the United States in foreign relations

 

There are one hundred points possible on this project. You will be responsible for:

• Key events that affected development of the theme. (20 points possible)

 

• Actions of key leaders and figures. (20 points possible)

 

• The importance and significance of each event and person in your timeline. (25 points possible)

 

• The impact of the theme you are discussing on American history. (25 points possible)

 

Proper convention and presentation. Your timeline should be free of spelling errors. Use proper grammar, punctuation, and capitalization, as well as complete sentences if they are appropriate. The outline/layout you use is up to you, but the project must be clearly and logically organized. Items in your timeline should appear connected to demonstrate change over time, but they should not appear cluttered. The elements you use (which may include headings, different fonts, bullets, images, text, etc.) should be effectively integrated with white space to make your timeline easy to understand