What Defines a Sustainable City? Exploring Urban Systems and Principles for a Greener Future

 What defines a city? A city is a large human settlement, that depends on a series of systems such as housing, transportation, communication, sanitation and utilities. We can also call a city an urban development. Urbanization has become a common special organisation of human activity worldwide, in developing countries but mostly in already developed … Read more

Explore Racism, Gender Roles & Scapegoating of 1960's Australia in Jasper Jones & Jindabyne

 The text of Jasper Jones, is set in the rural town of Corrigan in the 1960s. The themes of racism, scapegoating and gender roles, have ultimately been moulded by xenophobia and prejudiced views against other races and nationalities. Which are based on conceptualised perspectives that are established by the corrupt and poor justice system. … Read more

Exploring Georgia's Government – Rich History & Responsibilities of Governor & the Judicial System

 East of the Mississippi River lies the youngest of the thirteen colonies, the state of Georgia. Georgia was founded in 1732, named into statehood January 2, 1788, and has since been greatly diminished in size. The state’s constitution has had twelve documents since the original constitution was issued in 1732. In 1777, Georgia came … Read more

Explore‬ ‪Dissociative Identity Disorder: Complex Mental Health Diagnosed After Trauma

 What is Dissociative Identity Disorder? Multiple Personality Disorder is a mental disease that exists in about one percent of the population and is supported by lots of research. The American Psychiatric Association named Multiple Personality Disorder in 1994 Dissociative Identity Disorder. Dissociative Identity Disorder is a mental process which produces a lack of connection … Read more

The Risk Factors of Cancer: Causes, Treatments, & Effects

 There is not direct cause of cancer yet, there are many negative factors that may increase an individual’s risk of getting cancer. Cancer results in the mutation of cells and genes, these mutations are either somehow acquired or inherited. Carcinogens, such as tobacco smoke, UV rays, and many more are known to initiate some … Read more

Connect Worldwide with the Revolutionary Software: Skype

 Skype is a peer-to-peer VoIP client that allows its users to place voice calls and send text messages to other users of Skype clients. (A. Baset, 2004) It is a telecommunication software that enables its’ users to connect through video calls, audio calls, and text messages from other users across the globe. It is … Read more

Solve Antibiotic Resistance: An Analysis of C.difficile and Its Impact

 Antibiotics are a large group of chemical substances, produced by microorganisms and fungi that have the capacity in diluting solutions to inhibit the growth or destroy microorganisms. This drug is used to treat bacterial infections and has no effect on viral infections such as a cold, the flu, and most coughs. Today, antibiotics are … Read more

Washington Redskins: An Offensive Team Name and Logo That Needs to Be Changed

 The Washington Redskins are an American football team that plays in the National Football League. The Redskins joined the NFL in 1932 as the Boston Braves, then relocated to Washington D.C. in 1933 and became the Washington Redskins (Washington Redskins Team Encyclopedia). They play in the National Football Conference which is a subdivision of … Read more

Qualitative Research Methods: Exploring Social & Psychological Phenomenon via the Case Study

 Qualitative research methods are a set of interpretative and exploratory methods used in social and psychological research, as well as others to describe and give meaning to a phenomenon. The reason we use qualitative research is because we want to learn the whole social process and not to measure frequencies and phenomena using numerical … Read more

Legalization of Assisted Suicide: Examining the UK's Suicide Act 1961

 Assisted suicide is the act of deliberately assisting or encouraging another person to kill themselves. If a relative of a person with a terminal illness obtained strong sedatives, knowing that the person intended to use the sedatives to kill themselves, they may be considered to be assisting suicide . Assisted suicide is not to … Read more

Sandino's Daughters: Uncovering Nicaraguan Women's Struggles for Freedom and Social Change

 Sandino's Daughters: Testimonies of Nicaraguan women in Struggle is a book by Margaret Randall, a feminist poet, a writer, and a social activist, published in 1981. The book demonstrates clear accounts of events that took place in Nicaragua and the role women played in the struggle of achieving Nicaragua as it is today.  The … Read more

Investigating Human Trafficking in Florida & Hawaii: Examining Causes & Solutions

 In the United States, approximately ten thousand victims of human trafficking were reported in 2017. While this number may seem impressive at first glance, it is truly underwhelming when taking into consideration that there are approximately 403,000 people living in slave-like conditions in the United States annually. In analyzing the historical, socioeconomic, and political … Read more