What is a Party? A political party is a structured assembly of people who have the matching philosophy, or who else have the similar party-political positions, and who field contenders for votes or elections, in an effort to get them voted and thus accomplish the party’s program or agenda. Question 1 A diverse coalition (V.O. Key) This theory entails a temporary alliance or partnering of different political parties to come together and combine their objectives to develop a coalition (Hrebenar, 2019). However, these political parties must be having similar values, interests, and goals which, when combined, conform a more reliable and powerful coalition. Strengths An alliance increases the prospects for success since they have combined power, and hence their convincing power is high and can gain more citizens during elections. A coalition escalations the impact of the political parties’ effort since being involved in an alliance portrays that many people develop a well understanding of the goals and hence campaign on your side. Again, the individual political parties’ visions and missions are broadened by this unity. Thus they form a…
Explanation The process in which light is converted to energy is known as photosynthesis. This energy is later used by living organisms to fuel their organic activities. The chemical energy from this process of photosynthesis is stored in the forms of sugar and carbohydrate molecules. This is then synthesized from carbohydrate and water. This is where the name photosynthesis originates from. Photo means light, while synthesis means the combination and putting together something. Oxygen is released as a by-product of the process of photosynthesis. This is the oxygen that most living organisms, most especially animals, depend on. Most algae and cyanobacteria perform the process of photosynthesis. These organisms are known as photoautotrophs. It is important to note that photosynthesis contributes highly to the oxygen content on the earth’s atmosphere. Most living organisms are dependent on this process. It is essential to note that photosynthesis can be performed differently by different organisms. However, this process begins with the conversion of light to energy. The light-matter is absorbed by chlorophyll which is a green matter contained in most plants. The chlorophyll is…
Timeline of the Groups Travelling in the United States’ Student’s Name Institutional Affiliation The new world was the Americas and the lands that made it up. There were several groups of people who moved into the new world, driven by particular intentions such as finding areas to farm. Some of the people included the Olmec, who were huge people known for carving giant heads, The Maya and the Aztec. The groups were lead to the new nation bu factors such as the collapse of their governments and empires and other factors such as famine and drought. Some of them were brought to the new land due to their economic activities, such as trade, as seen in the case of the Olmecs, who were the first Americans. Thie paper is an analysis of the people who traveled into the New world between 1585 and 1630, taking into consideration the reasons for their movement. The first group was the Jamestown Settlers, who were comprised of 104 men and boys who chose to settle in the new world and named It Jamestown after…
ANALYSIS OF MULTINATIONAL COMPANIES Multinational means involving several countries or individuals or several nationalities. Therefore, a multinational company refers to a company that has offices and/or factories in different countries and a centralized head office where they coordinate global management. Multinational companies can also be referred to as; Multinational Enterprise(MNE), Transnational Enterprise(TNE), Transnational Enterprise(TNC).This essay will discuss: structural organization of multinational companies, how they operate, categories of multinational corporations, the top five multinational companies, their characteristics, reasons why a company would want to become multinational, the models of multinational companies, advantages and disadvantages of multinational companies and both positive and negative impact of multinational companies. The organizational structure of multinational companies are faced with two opposing forces when designing their organizational structure. They are faced with the need for differentiation that that allows them to be specialized and competitive in their local market. Therefore, the structure adopted has to find balance between the opposing needs and also remain in strategic alignment for the company to thrive. Multinational companies have therefore evolved many structural permutations to suit their business need; subsidiary …
Analysis of multinational Companies There has been an emergence of many businesses in the present world, mainly because unemployment has led people to seek alternative sources of income. For this reason, therefore, a majority have started different kinds of businesses with the hope of attracting customers to boost their business. The majority may be looking for networks both locally and internationally to help with ideas on how to improve, increase customers to the market. Eventually, due to networking, many businesses prosper and expand domestically and globally. A multinational company is enterprises that operate in their own country as well as many other countries. They, however, have their central office located in one specific country that can coordinate the administrative management of all the other office branches. These multinational companies can establish and offer services in at least two or more Countries. To be able to know whether multinational companies benefit or cause harm to the countries hosting them is the reason for this research. This research paper seeks to examine both the positive and negative effects of Multinational companies, mostly…
THE AMERICAN EXCEPTIONALISM American exceptionalism is a state whereby American is seen to be unique from other countries in terms of the political system, and the way of life differs in comparison with other countries. Exceptionalism is viewed as having a different background in almost all fields of life. America exceptionalism has been a debate for a long time if its either a concept or a myth and many opinions are brought on board. America has been presumed to be more fancy and to have a relatively different lifestyles from other countries. Apparently America exceptionalism is a myth. What is believed to be true is not really so. Many assumptions have been made in the judgement of whether it’s a concept or a myth. The values and the systems of governance are seen to be quite different. To some extent America is seen to have a predestined position in the world. A position that is personified to her though that’s not a fact. Out of the powerful historical background ,America is seen to possess a lot of success in it…
American evolution The Revolutionary War began in 1775 and lasted till 1783. As with every war, those involved each have their strengths and weaknesses. The British army and navy were considered the best in the world. They had numerous soldiers that were highly trained, paid and fed well, disciplined, and well equipped with quality weapons. The British Empire also provided funds, some of which were used to acquire additional Hessian soldiers from Germany. Many African and Native Americans were enticed to support the British with the promise of land and freedom. However, Britain was far from America, which made it slow and expensive to send supplies and troops across the Atlantic quickly. This distance also delayed important news about the war, which made planning difficult. The British leadership was never able to convince the people to support the war. Therefore, not many British volunteered to serve in the army. Also, since they were in an unfamiliar land, the soldiers did not know the layout of the area. And this made it hard for the British generals to strategize appropriately. At…
Alliance One International Inc An analysis of the company based on Porter’s Five Forces Alliance One International Inc faces the threat of new entrants in the market. Many Tobacco investors are likely to join the market and have their share. However, Alliance One International Inc can overcome this threat by introducing the new product as well as services in the market. The new products will bring more customers to the company and also challenge the old customers to continue buying the company’s products. Alliance One International Inc can also overcome the threat of new entrants by reducing the cost of production, to reduce the price of the products. The company also faces the bargaining power of suppliers. Powerful tobacco suppliers increase their prices and convince tobacco companies to buy at a specific price (Alliance One International Inc., 2018). However, Alliance One International Inc can overcome this challenge by having many suppliers to prevent single or few suppliers form hiking the rates. The company can also create a strong relationship with some of the suppliers that will not take advantage of…
Plea Deals as Alternative Dispute Resolution In the Missouri Vs. Frye case of 2012, Justice Anthony Kennedy states that “Criminal justice today is, for the most part, a system of pleas, not a system of trials.” (Viano, 2012). The sentiments by the Supreme Court justice signify the extent to which plea bargains influence the American justice system. Plea deals are a form of alternative dispute resolution that has become quite common in the criminal justice system. While America prides itself as a beacon of democracy for its adherence to the rule of law, the exponential growth of a culture of plea bargains paints a different picture (Dervan & Edkins, 2013). The prevalence of plea deals as an alternative dispute resolution technique has resulted in the conviction of numerous innocent victims. Therefore, to gauge the real effect of plea deals on the justice system, their benefits and shortcomings must be analyzed. Plea deals have become a defining feature of the federal criminal justice system in the United States. Berdejo (2018) defines plea deals as agreements between prosecutors and defendants, whereby suspects…
Airline Regulation Earlier this year, the Office of Special Counsel released a report that faulted how the Federal Aviation Administration’s employees accorded Southwest Airlines preferential treatment as alleged by a whistleblower (Pasztor & Sider, 2020). The issue of focus for this paper is the Federal Aviation Administration’s handling of Southwest Airlines’ inspection. This paper focuses on how my understanding of this issue has changed for the period I have been researching it as well as the effects of my earlier-held assumptions in helping me understand the topic under review. Changes that Have Occurred in My Understanding of this Issue Numerous changes occurred in my understanding of airline regulation. I used to think that the FAA had the final say as far as the regulation of the aviation sector is concerned. The nature of regulation I am talking about entails registering an airline and ensuring that it meets the necessary minimum requirements in terms of the condition of its aircrafts and the experience of its human resources. However, I have learned that the government, specifically Congress, has immense direct contributions to…