For the Social Security Act was created in to law by President Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1935. (History.com) The Social Security Act includes a seniority benefits program, unemployment protection, medical coverage for those in economic stress, economic assistance for widows and their children, and monetary assistance for incapacitated individuals. The overall purpose for Social Security was to … Read More
The government of Canada passed a law making marijuana legal for both recreational and medical use on 17th October, 2018. These laws come after a long road of criminality and stigma to individuals who believe there was nothing wrong with indulging in this activity ( Ferreras, 2018). Although there have been some who believe that the … canada/"> Read More
Case Study #1 – Comparative analysis of undocumented youth policies in America Introduction Since the attack of September 11th, 2001, our country has continued to struggle with tightening our borders and focused on immigration policies. Included in all that are the undocumented youth that reside in the United States due to illegal immigration. Now the … Read More
Why Feminine Hygiene Products Should be a Human Right, Not a Luxury. The last time you walked into a public restroom or bathroom at school or work, how much did you pay for the toilet paper you used? Allow me to answer that, you paid nothing. It would probably never occur to you to carry … Read More
Hate Crime Hate crimes, is also known as bias-motivated crimes. Hate Crime is a crime, which is typically one that involves violence that is motivated by prejudgment based on race, religion, sexual orientation, and other grounds. Hate crime is not just any other crime. Hate crimes can’t just be a group of people, but it’s … Read More
The Chinese Social Security System Introduction Social security is one of the most important social and economic systems in modern societies. Due to the specific social and economic effects of social security, governments have long attached considerable importance to the construction of a social security system. Social security is the product of the development of … Read More
DESCRIPTION The purpose of this memo is to discuss the issues related to the current maternity policy in USA and its effect on the lives of women in the workforce and their families. This memo highlights the research on health benefits that paid maternity leave can provide to mothers and their families as well as … Read More
Working title: Community engagement and participatory design: Evolution of participatory urban design Abstract In Scotland, studies had shown that more than one in three people are affected by mental health problems each year and the most common illnesses are depression anxiety. Stigmas has always lingered Glasgow since early 19th century. Stigma from great depression to low … Read More
Communicative and Collaborative Planning Theory Introduction The theories of planning deals with the discussion of the different ideas and concepts that have an important link to planning practice and its relationship with society, land use and government. The context of the various planning theories is important for planners to understand, as it contributes to the … Read More
Communities developed within the post-colonial era, and the purpose of making different communities was to build a good relationship between the communities of people and the Government. This was done in two different ways; the first way was to increase the capacity of the community to represent themselves as their own voice. The second way … Read More
Urbanization is when individuals decide to change their lifestyle and relocate from the rural areas to developed cities. Due to the growth of national population who live within urban settlements, urbanization has become a major factor influencing demographic processes. Hence, cities and towns have become cores of trade and culture. Throughout history, urbanization has been … Read More
Progress Report for “An Examination of La Vía Campesina’s Global Campaign for Agrarian Reform: History, Issues, and Successes Subject The essay will be about the effectiveness of La Vía Campesina Global Campaign for Agrarian Reform, and is tentatively entitled, “An Examination of La Vía Campesina’s Global Campaign for Agrarian Reform: History, Issues, and Successes.” This … Read More
Gun Control Between 1966 and 2012, a study done by the journal of Violence and Victims reported there were 292 mass shootings worldwide; of these, nearly one-third took place in the United States (DiLascio). “The US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) defines a ‘mass shooting’ as a shooting incident in which four or more people … Read More
Greedy or Needy? “I support helping the needy, but I oppose funding the lazy.” There is a wide variety of public assistance programs available for people in the U.S. Citizens and non-citizens, can directly apply online for government support, also known as welfare. Two commonly used supplemental nutrition programs used by people with low-income are … Read More
This essay discusses the social policy of safeguarding children as outlined in Working Together To Safeguard Children, July 2018. The focus of the discussions would be on the aims of the policy and how it has impacted social work practice. Further discussions would address the negatives and positives of the policy on service users and … Read More
Legislative Policy Homelessness is defined as a state in which individuals have no access to regular nighttime residence. Many people become homeless for many reasons such as poverty, loss of employment or low-income opportunities. This can have a negative impact on the individual and on the society. A group mainly affected by homelessness are children … Read More
Assignment title: Does the route to improving public policy delivery lie in greater use of market mechanisms or abandoning marketization as a failed experiment? This essay will ultimately show that the route to improving public policy delivery does lie in abandoning marketization as a failed experiment. Marketization is the process by which private sector forces are introduced … Read More
Dolphin Slaughter Public Policy The Wakayama Prefectural Government in Japan allows for the hunting of 2,026 small porpoises and dolphins (557 are for bottlenose dolphins) each year (Wakatsuki). Hundreds to thousands of dolphins are driven into a cove in Taiji, Japan and then either brutally slaughtered for meat or sold to marine parks across the … Read More
Housing in Context Introduction This report has been prepared at the request of Stevenage Haven board members. It will outline the changes within Homelessness legislation whilst also charting the comparisons with Scotland’s legislation. This report will: Capture an overview of the historical development in Homelessness Explain why a comparative approach is essential for … Read More
3.2 socio-scientific issue: Sugar Tax in New Zealand Introduction: ‘A sugary drink tax or soda tax is a tax or surcharge designed to reduce consumption of drinks with added sugar. Drinks covered under a soda tax often include carbonated soft drinks. sports drinks and energy drinks.”(1) When people look or think about New Zealand the … zealand/"> Read More
Evaluation of low-cost housing provision and delivery in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Introduction Housing greatly influences any individuals’ living conditions. It has a lot to do with their quality of life because increasing the housing performance and meeting the occupants’ economic requirement will ultimately promote their well-being, safety, comfort, satisfaction and productivity (Olanrewaju, et al. 2018). … Read More
The theory of policymaking as it is spelled out within the American constitution has not led to meaningful cybersecurity laws due to a variety of reasons. One of which is that fact that there is a delay in the enactment of laws. Many factors control the process of legislation in different countries, so their establishment … Read More
Adapting ‘Welcoming Communities’ Initiative for Newcomers in Hamilton, Waikato Literature Review Migration is an integral feature of community development. Flow of new migrants into the community affects not only the individuals themselves but also the environment and the larger society. The society that was present in the past is no longer adaptable to the … Read More
A Literature Review Inclusive community garden can be a better solution for the food security issue Background Food security is a flexible concept as reflected in the many attempts at definition in research and policy usage (Maxwell & Smith, 1992). It is a situation that exists when all people, at all times, have physical, social … Read More
Public Policy Position Statement Analysis The 2018 Farm Bill Public Policy Position Statement Analysis House of Representatives and Senate Proposals to the Restructuring of SNAP 1) Introduction Food insecurity is the disruption of food intake or eating patterns due to a lack of money and other resources.1 Food insecurity is a nationwide problem. No one reason is … Read More
This essay was produced by one of our professional writers as a learning aid to help you with your studies Society Deviance Behaviour Have you ever caught yourself dreaming of being something you were not? They are not the typical bank robber or professional thieves, but also political, radical, school dropout, women who refuse to … Read More