Goodbye Isolationism, Hello Imperialism: How the Spanish American War Changed American Foreign Policy Forever

 GOODBYE ISOLATIONISM, HELLO IMPERIALISM – HOW THE SPANISH AMERICAN WAR CHANGED AMERICAN FOREIGN POLICY FOREVER Logan Hart History 311 Dr. Griffin April 17, 2018 Hart 1 From 1895 to 1898, Cuba was engaged in a war for independence from Spain. This was the third and final liberation war that Cuba had fought against Spain. … Read more

Mongolian Trade Flow Prior to the Reform: 1930-1990

 Mongolian trade flow prior to the reform /1930-1990/ During communist era, which is from 1930 to 1989, Mongolia traded with then communist countries,  mainly with USSR and followed CMEA trade regulations. There were very little fraction of trade with UK and Japan later on. Until 1952 Mongolia had trade relationship with the USSR only. … Read more

Understanding the Ketogenic Diet: A Low-Carbohydrate High-Fat Solution

 Eating well-nourished foods and exercising regularly are challenges for many people. These challenges can lead to certain health problems, most common one being, obesity. Obesity is a worldwide problem that influences millions of lives each day. It can be defined as “an abnormal accumulation of body fat, usually 20% or more over an individual's … Read more

Farming security: A Project Report on Design Engineering

 I GUJARAT TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY Chandkheda, Ahmedabad Madhuben & Bhanubhai Patel Women’s Institute of Engineering for Studies & Research in Computer & Communication Technology A Project Report On Farming security Under subject of DESIGN ENGINEERING – II B. E. III, Semester – VI IT Branch Submitted by: Prof. Jagruti Prajapati Prof. Hetal Chudasama Faculty Guide … Read more

The Arab Spring: A Movement for Freedom and Justice

 At what point does it become clear that a despotic regime which ruled for decades has come to the end of the road? Is it the moment when, on the streets, the balance of terror between hundreds of rioting young men and the security forces suddenly shifts, and helmet-clad policemen begin to flee for … Read more

Exploring Internet Art and Its Role in Marginalized Groups

 The Internet has become an invaluable tool for artists and art institutions, and is arguably becoming an art institution in its own right. Artists are constantly reminded of the career-enhancing power of social media, ad revenue and online networking. However, despite its omnipresence in the lifestyle of contemporary working artists, and its prevalence in … Read more

Marketing Q & As: Integrated marketing communications model & others

Use the integrated marketing communications model to suggest a media strategy to attract female customers in the fast tracker and managing on her own segments described in the article by Silverstein and Sayre. Social media and digital marketing has become efficient and effective for companies to attract customers, in particular women. Female customers in the … Read more

North and South: A Realistic Portrayal of Industrialisation and Class Issues in Victorian England

 Considered a significant piece of Victorian literature, North and South features a strong female protagonist, an exploration of a mature love story, and relevant social and political insight on industrialisation and class issues during the mid-19th century. During the 19th century, a new way of thinking came to light that challenged the creativity and … Read more

How Islamophobia is Negatively Impacting American Businesses

 In international business, an American manager should be concerned about the concept of Islamophobia. The American manager should focus on the implications of the concept by drawing lessons from the effects of islamophobia on American business. Notably, major attacks have been associated with Muslims, as seen with various media report. During 9/11 attack, the … Read more

Why NCAA Athletes Should be Paid: The Argument for Fairness and Balance in College Sports

 Shawn Cella Professor W. Brown Rhetoric and Composition 25 April 2018 NCAA Athletes: Exploited Across North America Introduction:   Wake up. Go to practice. Class. Practice. Lunch. Practice. Study. Dinner. Sleep. Repeat. That is the daily life of an average college athlete in today’s world. The dedication that is spent each and every day … Read more

Comparative Trade Flow in Transitional Economies: The Case of Mongolia

 COMPARATIVE TRADE FLOW IN TRANSITIONAL ECONOMIES: THE CASE OF MONGOLIA Altanchimeg Algaa University of Guelph [email protected] April 2018 Abstract This paper examines international trade flow of Mongolia as a country with a small open economy in transition. Mongolia has unique features to worth of study. It is landlocked between Russia and China, yet it … Read more

Becoming a Woman: Moments That Define Us

 I’ve been thinking about what it means to be a woman a lot recently. When do you know you are one? I don’t think it’s the clichéd moments like getting your first period or having sex for the first time that make you a woman. That would be underwhelming, honestly. Rather than that, it’s … Read more

BEEM126 – Experimental and Behavioural Economics Assignment

 BEEM126 – Experimental and Behavioural Economics Assignment by Siriya WONGTIP 670051062 1. Write a 1-sentence research question. (10% 40 words) How difference of willingness to pay for environmental protection is between enforced tax and voluntary "Environmental Protection Cost" donation ? : A study in Thailand. 2. What are the advantages and disadvantages of using … Read more

Language Control: How Knightley’s Subtle Control Tactics Turns Mentorship into Marriage in Jane Austen’s Emma

 Abstract Austen seeks to portray the disintegration of Emma Woodhouse’s control over her life. Though modern readers often find solace in the seemingly independent life of Emma, her progression throughout the novel reveals her independence as a delusion. Absent of a mother and left with a near-hypochondriac father, as well as an errant governess, … Read more