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Essay Instructions: Compare, contrast and critique issues of inclusion and exclusion with regard to citizenship for two of the societies.

Topic I have chosen - "Republican Rome (ca. 500 BCE ? 31 BCE) and European colonialism with reference to indigenous populations"

? ability to address the topic/question
? coherency of argument
? organisation of argument
? quality and relevance of supporting evidence/references
? formal writing skills (clarity of expression, spelling, grammar, formatting, appropriate and consistent referencing style).

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The subject is 'Global Citizenship' and my major is International Studies.
I would be delighted if the writer is more familiar with the field.
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I would like to compare similarities and differences in citizenship between 'Republic Rome' period and 'Colonialism' period including how indigenous populations gained/discriminated for achieving the citizenship.

Word limit is 1500 words with 6 references written by Harvard style. I am attaching 5 of them but if you find more suitable reference could you please replace them? And please find one more material to fill the requirements of 6 references all together.

Essay Instructions: Pocahontas and the Powhatan Dilemma by Camilla Townsend
I need a précis/analytical summery of the book ( Pocahontas and the Powhatan Dilemma)
NEEDED IN PAPER
*book's central point
* a summery of the argument presented in subsequent chapters to develop and support the thesis
**ONE PARAGRPH DISCUSSION OF THE KINDS OF FIRST AND SENCONDARY SOURCES that the author used to develop HER interpretation
DIFFERENT NAMES AND TYPES OF PRIMARY AND SECONDARY SOURCES
KNOW THE SOURCES SHE BASED ARGUMENT UPON
* refer to native americans as >>> Indigenous People
* not too many quotes only a 2 to 3 if needed at all
* needed balance of comprehensiveness in summarizing the supporting argument presented in the rest of the book
* must be clear and organized
* must orient the reader in the intro
* state argument in every chapter
* in organized way, state how townsend develops her argument

Essay Instructions: To produce evaluative annotation for at least 8 academic sources which provide a sociological/anthropological perspective on some development issue. These references must come from peer-reviewed journals or books. Annotated bibliography will begin with a research ?question? and be followed by a 2-3 paragraph ?conclusion? based on what you learned from this collection of readings, with regard to your initial research question. In short, you will be doing all the basic preparatory research for a mini-research paper (without actually writing the paper itself).

Choose any ONE of the topics below and write an annotated bibliography

#1
Topic: Conservations of wildlife in Africa
Topic sentence: How has conservation affected Indigenous people
in the way they provide and feed their families?

#2

Topic: Ecotourism in United States
Topic sentence: How has Ecotourism affected Indigenous people of United States?

#3

Choose any other TOPIC and TOPIC SENTENCE that relates to Indigenous people of any specific area on any specific issue, it CAN NOT be to BROAD of a topic.


THE PROCESS.
In writing the annotated bibliography you need to first, locate and record citations to a number of books, articles, etc that look like they may contain useful information and ideas on the topic. Briefly examine the materials, then choose those works that seem most relevant and that will provide a variety of perspectives on the topic.
Need to tie the collection of information together. Write a concise annotation that summarizes the central theme and scope of the book or article. Note how this article ties into any central debates on an issue; note problems you see with the research design, data or analysis. Briefly explain how this article/book illuminates your bibliographic topic.
ANNOTATIONS VS. ABSTRACTS
Abstracts are the purely descriptive summaries often found at the beginning of scholarly journal articles or in periodical indexes. Annotations are descriptive and critical; they expose the author's point of view, data or evidence used in presenting his/her argument, conclusions. Most importantly the annotation states how this work helps you understand your research question/topic better.
Must read and understand each article and write your own annotation. Can not copy abstracts from online databases.
FORMAT
A. Statement of Research Question or topic. Be sure to indicate what stimulated your interest why you think this is a topic worthy of further research.
B. References and Annotations
Write and arrange the bibliographic entries (citations) alphabetically, just as any other bibliography.
Use the following format. Use 11 or 12 point font; 2.2 cm margins. 1.5 line spacing. Double space between entries.

Author?s last name, first name. (Date). Title. Journal Vol (issue): Pg #-pg#.
or, if a book Place of Publication: Publishers
or. if chapter from an edited volume: ?Chapter Title? in Book Title, F.N. Lastname (ed). Pgs x-xx. Place of Publication: Publishers.
Examples
Craig, D. & Porter, D. (1997). Framing participation: development projects, professionals, and organisations. Development in Practice 7(3): 229?236.

North, D.C. (1990). Institutions, Institutional Change and Economic Performance. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

Raynolds, L. T. (1997). Restructuring national agriculture, agro-food trade, and agrarian livelihoods in the Caribbean. In D. Goodman and M. Watts (eds.), Globalising Food: Agrarian Questions and Global Restructuring Pp. 119?131. London: Routledge.

Essay Instructions: Yvonne is a 14 years old, Yolnugu girl from Yirrkala- a well-known indigenous community in Arnhem Land.Yvonne is admitted to the medical unit of the local public hospital with fevers and abdominal pain.Yvonne is quiet and non-communicative and regularly leaves her room to sit outside with other members of her community.

Discuss the above clinical scenario focusing on culturally safe nursing practice, including communication and interaction processes between Yvonne and the nursing staff, citing evidence-based practice.The discussion should focus on patient assessment to describe cultural awareness, cultural diversity and specific strategies for culturally safe nursing practice. In addition, identify the processes required for effective clinical decision-making that will assist facilitate appropriate nursing intervention and the planning of care for Yvonne.Specially, this section should include discussion on evidence-based practice to promote optimal outcomes of care for Yvonne. Finally, discuss the relevance of reflective practice to the care of Yvonne and evaluate the benefits of reflective practices as a beginning nurse practitioner.
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