about who gets to “matter” in society, and who’s deemed expendable.Using her article as a springboard, trace government and media rhetoric in the United States and Argentina regarding the COVID-19 pandemic. Being sure to integrate themes from the semester, explore what the U.S. and Argentina may have in common and where they differ in their response to the pandemic. Reflect meaningfully on what national COVID-19 responses expose in each country, what is important about what is revealed.
C8: Apply awareness of cultural values and practices to the design or implementation of public health policies or programs.
C9: Design a population-based policy, program, project, or intervention.
C10: Explain basic principles and tools of budget and resource management.
C11: Select methods to evaluate public health programs.
5 Chamberlain Competencies (2 Selected Competencies)
Practice self-reflection to evaluate beliefs, values, feelings, or assumptions to identify and solve global public health problem.
Develop an action plan to address environmental health challenges.
(Policing and Crime Prevention): Many law enforcement agencies use predictive policing to inform staffing levels and patrol allocations. Some of these efforts have been successful, but they have also stirred up controversy. What are the prospects and pitfalls of using this kind of approach in policing?
Module 10 Short-Answer (Courts and Restorative Justice): The use of victim impact statements has produced a fiery debate among scholars and justice officials: advocates argue that the process provides important benefits for primary victims and the broader community, while critics suggest that the process introduces biases that can substantially disadvantage the offender. Weighing up these pros and cons, do you think Australian courts should use victim impact statements? Contextualize and justify your response.
Module 11 Short-Answer (Corrections): The use of imprisonment is costly and produces many ill-effects for offenders, leading to the principle that it should be used as a last resort and be reserved for the most serious offenders. Advances in risk assessment tools have introduced the hope of selective incapacitation, with proponents suggesting that we could use prison only for those offenders that are predicted to reoffend. What are the benefits and drawbacks of this approach? Should future risk be a sentencing consideration? Explain
Examine the current explanations for the low reporting and conviction rates of the offence of rape in England and Wales.
Escaping Commodity Trap Through Third Globalisation, How Can Developed Countries Remain Rich In Face Of Emerging Countries And Developing Economies.
