How does ideology influence politics and political institutions?

How does ideology influence politics and political institutions? Provide examples.

at least 200 words. No references or citations are necessary.

Should we limit ourselves to eating only certain organisms? Why, or why not? In what ways are you selective about the foods you eat?

Consider humanity as the ultimate predator. Many if not most of us, particularly in the United States, are quite comfortable with the harvesting of organisms like tuna, deer, ducks, or rabbits. Other countries and cultures, however, value species that rarely, if ever, find their way to the North American dinner plate. What are your thoughts on the harvesting of organisms such as whales, dolphins, seals, etc.? Is hunting the only major issue that might threaten the existence of these organisms? Should we limit ourselves to eating only certain organisms? Why, or why not? In what ways are you selective about the foods you eat?

At least 200 words. No references or citations are necessary

Is spanking considered child abuse? Why or why not? Do all states recognize spanking as child abuse?

Is spanking considered child abuse? Why or why not? Do all states recognize spanking as child abuse? For states that allow spanking, what are the guidelines? How can a counselor differentiate spanking used as discipline from spanking used as abuse?

Discuss how anger management can effect the work center.

Discuss how anger management can effect the work center. Use one scholarly source.

What is the relationship between social responsibility and organizational success and profitability?

• Corporate social responsibility is a broad concept. Explain the dimensions of social responsibility. What actions should organizations take to maximize each dimension of social responsibility?
• What is the relationship between social responsibility and organizational success and profitability? What evidence can you provide to support your position?
• There are several potential ethical issues related to marketing strategies. Identify a recent ethical dilemma facing a marketing organization. Describe the ethical situation and the consequences for the organization, its customers, and its other stakeholders. How could the ethical dilemma be avoided?
• Many organizations have a code of ethical conduct. Find an organization’s code of ethics and assess the code’s ability to enhance ethical decision-making within its organization. What revisions do you propose for the organization’s code of ethics?
• Considering the many factors that may influence consumer brand preferences, how important is it for a brand to be recognized for social responsibility? How can we formulate the return on investment for CSR?

What is green marketing?

• What is green marketing?
• How does it relate to corporate social responsibility (CRS) and marketing ethics?
• Provide an analysis of a company that is practicing and promoting green marketing. Are they successful in their efforts? Why or why not?

What does it mean to create messages using the COOPERATIVE PRINCIPLE and using “I” and “We” language?

What does it mean to create messages using the COOPERATIVE PRINCIPLE and using “I” and “We” language? Provide examples of both types of messages

What factors influence the quality of education that an individual receives?

According to conflict theorists, the persistence of social class inequality can be linked to the educational institutions in the United States. Although education is asserted to be a social equalizer, many argue that the educational system is a mechanism of social reproduction that maintains social inequality rather than ensuring equality of opportunity. For this discussion, you will read Chapters 10 and 11 of the text, Sociology: Beyond Common Sense, and review the article, Foundations of Educational Inequality.

Answer the following questions:

• What factors influence the quality of education that an individual receives?
• How is social class reproduced through the educational system?
• How is this continuing educational inequality impacting other social institutions?

Consider the Sherman Act and the Chevron Framework. How do the two play out in terms of employment law?

Consider the Sherman Act and the Chevron Framework.

• How do the two play out in terms of employment law?
• What positive impact has resulted?  Provide research, facts, and examples to back up your views.

Is the National Labor Relations Act as important now as it was?

The National Labor Relations Act was passed in 1935.  In 1944, 35% of the workforce were members of an organized union.  In 2016, private-sector workers (those workers not in the government, schools, etc) only had 6.4% participation in unions.

What do you think are the reasons?
Has the culture changed?
Is the National Labor Relations Act as important now as it was?
Are the reasons for unionization not as valid and they were?
If that is the case, why are 34.4% of public sector employees unionized today?