Johnson (2021) authored an article âGeorgia’s Black churches are horrified by Republican voter suppression â and ready to fightâ published in the Guardian explaining the voter suppression moves by the Republicans. The report indicated the fury with which the Black Churches responded to the new ideals pushed by the Republican...
After World War II, the United States used its newfound influence in world politics to promote peace while containing the influence of its similarly powerful counterpart, the Soviet Union. With that said, it frequently overreached, which led to conflicts such as the Vietnam War and, more recently, the invasions of...
Over the years, civil disobedience has been employed to impact society positively. Though sometimes frowned upon and eliciting debate due to its infringement of the law, non-violent civil disobedience has brought positive changes that made the community better. With its roots in the 1840s, after Henry David Thoreau coined the...
Introduction After the fall of the Soviet Union and the long questionable presidency of Boris Yeltsin, Russia needed a strong leader to rebuild the country and solve many social, political, and economic problems. In the year 2000, a young, energetic leader, Vladimir Putin, became president of the Russian Federation with...
From John Pavlovitzâs open letter, the American people seem not to be moved by the support White Evangelical Christians accorded to President Trump before the elections. In such consideration, White Evangelical Christians are perceived as hypocrites, inconsistent, mercy-selective, and appear to covert supremacies to the people. For instance, the White...
Review The role of the state in society has been extensively studied since the 1930s. However, very few scholars have since regarded the state as an independent social structure. To fill this gap, the book âThe State and Society: Peru in Comparative Perspectiveâ by Alfred Stepan proposes a new model,...
Introduction: Organizational Theories That Apply to Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice Agencies The first applicable organizational theory, in this case, could be the human resource theory. Explicitly, this theory was designed to deal with hiring, implementing procedures and policies, promoting and enhancing workplace safety, and minimizing labor costs (Glaser, 2017)....
Nudging shows how behavioral science can be applied to decision-making within the public sector. It is a pragmatic way of injecting the desired evidence into public sector decision-making, moving away from intuition-based approaches and toward the strategies that have shown to work. Instead of seeking to persuade individuals about the...
Max Weberâs Theory of Bureaucracy Max Weber was a citizen from Germany, a scholar in history, sociology, politics, and economy. He is popularly known for the bureaucratic theory, which was the most therapeutic and effective model instituted in public and private organizations. He argued that the organizations should resemble a...
The matter of housing, especially for marginalized groups, is a complex and volatile issue. Although historically, the First Nations peoples of Canada’s housing issue was poorly handled and driven forwards with a very short-term systematic solution, much change is being brought to the current housing policies. There is a rift...