Category: Social Science
Essay on Stereotypes – WritePass – Example Essay
StereoTypes – Introduction Stereotypes are a part of our everyday life. We hear stereotypes every day and everywhere. Sometimes we can find ourselves in a situation where we make stereotypes for a large group of people. Every person, young or old, is labelled with either positive or negative stereotypes. Stereotyping is a way that people […]
Mass Incarceration in the United Kingdom
WRITEPASS – SOCIAL SCIENCE DISSERTATION – CUSTOM ESSAY WRITING Introduction The United Kingdom has recently witnessed an increase in the number of prisoners incarcerated. The first surge occurred during Prime Minister Thatcher’s reign. Running a prison became a business, when the first privately run institution opened in the United Kingdom, in 1992 (Panchamia 2012). […]
Is human development different from economic development?
WRITEPASS – HRM DISSERTATION EXAMPLE – CUSTOM ESSAY WRITING Abstract Can the concepts of human and economic development be separated? This study assesses the value of each development type independently and then together.
Opposition of the Quraysh to the message of the Prophet Muhammad
Abstract The period that the Prophet Muhammad spent in Mecca is a critical component of the Islam religion. This essay will examine the time with the intention to assess the impact of the elements arrayed against the acceptance of the Prophet.
Critically analyse the ways in which the personalisation agenda might impact on the protection of vulnerable adults.
Abstract Personalisation has been described as a “cornerstone of the modernisation of public services” (Department of Health, 2008: 4); however there has been much discussion as to how this impacts upon the protection of vulnerable adults.
Has Devolution worked?
Abstract The purpose of this essay will be to consider whether the process of devolution in the United Kingdom since 1999
Examination of the factors that contribute to depression among young women aged 15 to 25 of age in the UK
Abstract This dissertation identifies the factors that contribute to a mental health problem (depression) among young women 15 to 25 of age in the UK. The literature review revealed that the young women aged 15 to 25 are exposed to the risk of being depressed as a result of the interplay between biological and environmental […]
Evidenced Based interventions in Mental health
Introduction How decisions are made within the treatment of psychological problems requires considerable thought and consideration.
The contribution of infrastructure to Nigeria’s economic development and future prospects
Introduction There is general consensus that there is a positive relationship between development in the financial sector and economic growth providing the means to mobilize and to allocate funds in the economy (Masha et al., 2004; Shaw, 1973).
Do critical approaches Marxism, feminism, constructivism improve our understanding of international politics?
Abstract In the contemporary era, the application of critical theoretical approaches is of significant importance if one is willing to develop a more comprehensive understanding of international politics and international relations.
Choose at least two social work theories; explain their main principles, advantages and disadvantages and apply them to the assessment, planning and intervention in one of the case studies provided below.
Introduction Recognition of the importance of evidence and theory-based practice in social work has grown in recent years (Webb, 2001). Their importance in this field of work should be encouraged as early as possible.
What do you understand by the term ‘hegemony’?
Introduction This essay will consider the meaning of the term ‘hegemony’. It will weave personal interpretation with the academic literature, concentrating on Gramsci’s theory of cultural hegemony.
Post-conflict peacebuilding in Afghanistan
Afghanistan The aim of the following essay will be to evaluate the impact which the ISAF and peace-keeping efforts by the United Nations have had on the peacebuilding process in Afghanistan, following the US military intervention in Operation Enduring Freedom.
Outline the key theoretical claims of restorative justice and critically evaluate its advantages and disadvantages as applied to contemporary punishment practices in the UK.
Abstract Restorative justice describes various processes designed to correct the harm that the criminal inflicts on it’s victims and communities (Braithwaite,1999).
Outline and assess the main positions in the secularisation debate
Abstract This essay tackles the main positions of the secularisation debate. To begin with, this essay examines the ‘bottom up/demand-side’ theory of secularisation, which postulates that as societies go through the process of industrialisation, the religious values that underpin the societal fabric will inevitably erode as the citizenry become more impervious to spiritual pursuits.
The Gulf War and the role of air power in the Gulf War in 1991
Introduction The Gulf War remains an important event in modern history for various reasons. Firstly, it can be argued that the Gulf War is significant as it gives the background to the overall recent warfare known as the ‘Iraq War’ (Coyote, 2013, p.24).
The Failure of the Road Map to Peace
Abstract The failure of the Roadmap to Peace has become an object of substantial debate. This essay examines the conflict utilizing the concept of ripeness and third party intervention in order to determine the impact.
How Changes in Communication and Technology Affected the Role of the Modern Diplomat
Introduction This brief aims to discuss how changes in communication and technology affected the role of the modern diplomat. A diplomat is one who is sent abroad to represent his own country to carry out diplomatic duties (Carta, 2012).
Why do we need to focus on the concept of secularism if we want to understand the role of religion in contemporary affairs?
Introduction Globalization in the 21st century has resulted in greater diversity of peoples and religious pluralism across the globe.
Evidence-based Interventions for a Patient Suffering from Dementia
Introduction Evidence-based practice has been promoted in all healthcare levels in the NHS (Department of Health, 2012). This is done to ensure that interventions are supported by current evidence in healthcare and have been found to be effective for most patients (Pearson et al., 2009).
