Liam Hunters

The Great European WaveAnswer one question below. At least 250 words and at the end of your answer, you must identify the word count (e.g., Word Count: 175). Q1. In Chapter 1 of the textbook, Immigrant America: A Portrait, the authors discuss the three phases of US-bound immigration in history: The Great European Wave (1880-1930), Immigration Retrenchment (1930-1970), and Immigration Rebound (1970-present). During the period of the Great European Wave, entry control was based on the exc...

External Environment AnalysisAnalyze DHL. Include citations for external sources used. At the end of this analysis you will identify the opportunities and threats to the organization.  Complete the following three sections.  Here you have to discuss the effect of the general environment on the organization and its strategy (e.g. political, environmental, social, technological).  In this section you may wish to analyze the organization and the indus...

Literature ReviewYou can use the following transitional paragraph to announce the plan of your research proposal: “In other to achieve the above declined objectives, we will critically review the literature in section 2, followed by a presentation of our adopted methodology in section 3. Ethical considerations and procedures will be discussed in section 4, the time scale for our work will be provided in section 5, while section 6 will describe the needed resources and final...

Guide for assessmentAssignment structure, format and details    Individual assignment (100%) (3,000 words). Drawing upon a review of relevant literature, students are required to evaluate the social media and viral marketing strategy of a real-life organisation, suggest areas for improvement and design social media and viral content. This assessment will address Learning Outcomes 1, 2, 3 and 4  First thing’s first you need to pick a brand.  Pick something you are...

For all classesFor all classes•    Make your instance variables private•    Include constructors to initialize your instance variables.•    Derived class constructors should leave initialization of super class instance variables to the super classes’ constructors: o    Remember the call to the super classes constructor is: •    Include Accessor and Mutator methods for all instance variables (please ask if you’...

Academic AnalysisA critical review of Power and Modern Leadership Practices using practical examples from business (2,000 words excluding appendices) & including your self-reflective piece (500 words) Demonstrate an understanding of the role of Power, Influence and Ethics on modern leadership practices   For this assessment you are required to explore the role of Power, Politics and Conflict in relation to what happens in real organisations. This is an individual p...

This coursework will fully or partially assess the following learning outcomes for this module. On completion of the module you will be able to: Critically discuss and evaluate a broad range of data management & big data issues including data administration, integrity and security. Discuss the continuing development of big data - database technologies/ applications and the need for continued study, reflection, and development throughout a career as a database professional. ...

Company HistoryAttock oil refinery (ARL) was incorporated in1992 in Pakistan, with a production capacity of 43,000 barrels per day.  In November 1978, Attock Refinery Limited (ARL) was formed as a Private Limited Company to take over the Attock Oil Company Limited (AOCoperation)'s of refining crude oil and delivering refined petroleum products. In June 1979, it was transformed into a Public Limited Company, and its shares are now traded on the Pakistan Stock Exchange Limited. The ...

Kylie is a bright and bubbly 10 year old whose mother stated “She will not sit still and be quiet! She just goes and goes nonstop.’’ Her mother reported feeling overwhelmed and concerned about her daughter. Importantly, Kylie herself had begun to realize that something was ‘‘wrong.’’ This previously optimistic child began to remark that she was stupid and...

Consensus-based Decision-makingWhen it is time for groups to reach a decision, many turn to consensus. Consensus, a situation of agreement, seems like a good idea. To achieve consensus, groups must cooperate and collaborate, which ultimately produces higher levels of camaraderie and trust. In addition, if everyone agrees, the prevailing wisdom says that everyone will be more committed to the decision. However, the need for consensus can sometimes be detrimental to group functioning. Consid...