social science

What is promiscuous corroboration? According to Peter Rudiak-Gould, why do Marshall Islanders believe so willingly in climate change? What implications do you think this could have for how North Americans think about climate change? (150-200 words)Please only use the source provided.

As an astute social worker and professional policy advocate, once you have selected and identified a social problem, you begin the process of creating and implementing a policy that addresses that social problem. One of the first things you do in the implementation process is an analysis of the social policy you identified.In Part 3 of your ongoing Social Change Project assignment, you analyze the selected social policy.Complete Part 3 of your Social Change Project.Address the following items within a 2-3 page paper:Evaluate the policy’s strengths and weaknesses. What is working? What is not working?How will changing this policy affect clinical social workers or the clients of clinical social workers?Provide an update on the advocacy activities your proposed in the Week 6 Assignment.Make sure that your assertions are supported by appropriate research and reputable resources.

Your paper should progress through four parts. You do not need to answer all of these questions, but you should try to think through as many of them as possible before formulating your own analysis. There are many right answers and many ways to analyze the texts well.1. Source I: “The Epistle to Diognetus” (approximately 1 page).a. What is going on in this text? Judging from the text alone, what can you discern about the author and the audience? What images and ideas order the text? What social relationships, ethical values or religious practices are implied in it? What assumptions does the author make? What problems is the author addressing by writing the text? What questions does it raise for the historian?b. Which historical contexts best illuminate the text? What religious phenomena, cultural elements, or historical events from early Christianity provide the key to understanding this primary document? Which portions of the text most resonate with this context? Is there one relevant context or more than one? Which primary sources from our syllabus help you to reconstruct this context (or contexts)?SOURCE ANALYSIS EXERCISE 1Assigned: Thursday, February 4th Due: Tuesday, February 23rd, 9:00am PSTPlease submit your paper via the “Turnitin” function on our Blackboard website.2. Source II: “To Scapula” – Repeat (1a) and (1b) (approximately 1 page).3. In conclusion, how would you compare or contrast these two source texts? Bespecific and concise (approximately 1 page).Please read both readings that is attached

As a social worker, often you need to use your policy advocacy skills to ensure that your clients are receiving the services that they need. Although you may tend to think of policy advocacy skills as separate from your clinical social work skills, they are very similar. Think of the skills that you would use in working with a client such as Jake Levy. How could you apply these skills to policy advocacy? How will you use these skills to identify the policy and social problems that are impacting these families? In this week’s Discussion, you will continue to follow the Levy, Bradley, Petrakis, and Cortez families to start the process of policy advocacy.In this Discussion, select one of the four integrated videos and identify the problems experienced by the client(s). For this discussion, I chose the Tiffani Bradley video since you are already familiar with it.Post your responses to the following:*Who is defining the problem?*What values are reflected in this definition of the problem?*What is being omitted in this definition?*What other problems do you see that are not being acknowledged?Book reference for the week: Jansson, B. S. (2018). Becoming an effective policy advocate: From policy practice to social justice. (8th ed.). Pacific Grove, CA: Brooks/Cole Cengage Learning Series.Chapter 7, “Analyzing Problems in the First Step of Policy Analysis” (pp. 204-243)Another useful resource: https://ctb.ku.edu/en/table-of-contents/assessment/promotion-strategies/social-planning-policy-change/mainUse subheadings and I will upload the 2 colleague posts for you to respond to as I receive them.

According to Gramsci’s theory of hegemony, can systems of power be maintained by force alone?  Why or why not?  Offer examples and be sure to define hegemony in your answer.Please see lesson plan for information.

Read this article https://www.wivb.com/news/police-use-new-program-to-track-overdoses-and-offer-treatment/This is one example of a local policy that has been implemented to respond to the opioid crisis.Search the internet for 2 more policies that deal with Narcan/opioid overdose responses.Search the internet for negative responses to Narcan/opioid dependence programs/ideas (these could be protests against clinic openings, “not in my backyard” arguments)For the policies that you found write a brief reaction paper (1.5-2 pages) discussing:Are these good ideas? Why/why not?What is the population that the policy is designed to help?Is any data presented that backs up the need for the program (what is it)?Is it important that this population is helped?Should Narcan be freely available? Why/why not?For the negative responses: is any data presented that backs up the negative complaints?Do the naysayers have a point/solid argument why these programs should not be allowed?What is their argument?OPINION: What do you think about the policies that you found?Include a reference list with links to the news articles that you found.

Write an academic essay of 2000 wordsThe essay question is>Should we accept surveillance capitalism as necessary evil in order for us to participate in digital society? Discuss with reference to readings and own examples. We are supposed to have a few academic references please also include the documents I added.

Many anthropologists and social scientists claim that “race” is constructed culturally rather than biologically. How well do the lived experiences of the residents of East Jackson support this claim?

1. Discuss the different methods and aspects of reading, interpreting, and understanding the New Testament.2. Discuss various aspects regarding the background of the New Testament (i.e., political, social, and religious contexts).3. Discuss in detail why the Gospels are important? What do they tell us and not tell us about Jesus? How are they relevant for today?The references can be The Bible: preferably the New Revised Standard Version (NRSV), New American Standard Bible (NASB), New International Version (NIV), or English Standard Version (ESV).

Discuss present-day environmental problems and identify their roots in China’s environmental history.find a news article about a present-day (post-2016) environmental issue in China that is related to the topic of the lectures, films, and required readings for that week. Write a short paragraph explaining how the article is connected to that week’s them. To receive full points, you must post your current events report (including a link to the news article you selected)Many news outlets keep online articles behind paywalls, but you can start by looking for articles free of charge on chinadialogue.net, npr.org, theguardian.com, apnews.com, and bbc.com.I already uploaded this week’s Video and article, please watch and read, and find a news article about a present-day (post-2016) environmental issue in China that is related to the topic (video and article)Topic is: Japanese colonial forestryI uploaded the PDF, articles please watch it, and find a article relate to webiste and PDF and write about it. (Also read this websitesbelow)https://chinadialogue.net/en/nature/9743-an-imperial-sheep-chase/report should explain how the news article is “related to the topic of the lectures, films, and required readings for that week.Must include a sentence:  the article i choice related to the lecture and video because that: XXX