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Essay Instructions: This is a two-step assignment which begins by selecting a Third World country on which to carry out your research and examine the specific issues related to the topics below. The first part consists of a research outline, whereas the second part is the essay based on the main argument and bibliography of your research outline.

Main Topic:
It is said that poverty remains an endemic problem in the global South. Select a Third World country to investigate how poverty has adversely affected lives of its country?s poorest citizens, and determine what steps have been taken by the state to recognize: a) the consequences of people living in poverty; and b) the strategies devised to alleviate poverty, and whether these strategies have worked to narrow the social divide between the rich and the poor.

For my essay i have chosen BANGLADESH as the third world country.
Additionally I have also attached the outline of my essay (scanned document), which has been marked, that should help you more with writing the essay.


STEP 1: RESEARCH OUTLINE (3-5 pages) (THIS PART HAS ALREADY BEEN DONE)
(REFER TO THE ATTACHED SCANNED FILES FOR THE ESSAY OUTLINE)

The purpose of the research outline is to assist students to formulate and organize their ideas, and to develop a tentative main argument. You should devote significant time and energy in searching relevant journal articles and then reading them to develop a broad set of questions that you hope to explore in your research. At this stage, students must conduct research and identify (and read!) the main sources that will be used for the essay.

The research outline will consist of the following:
Subject: Identify the topic (brief introduction).

Tentative Thesis Statement: Indicate in a succinct statement the argument that you are planning to develop in the essay. The thesis statement must be based on your research to date. It should give the reader a clear indication of your main argument.

Bibliography: List EIGHT to TEN scholarly sources (NOT the course material) that directly relates to your topic. Include articles from academic journals (newspaper and magazine articles do not count), books, book chapters, videos and interviews. Please note that in assessing your research outline, attention will be given to the direct relevance of each source to the essay topic.

Discussion of the THREE most important academic sources in the bibliography: Indicate the following for each of these three sources: What is the main argument? Why is this source useful/relevant for your essay? Be specific and identify the data or arguments from this source that you will use. The discussion of each source should be concise and to the point.

Outline: Provide a preliminary structure of the essay in point form. It should indicate to the reader the issues that you will cover and the reasoning behind the particular structure of your proposed essay.

Questions/Problems: Indicate whether you have any additional questions about the topic, issues that you cannot resolve, additional material you might need, additional help that you might require in order to develop your ideas.

RESEARCH ESSAY (8-12 pages) (PART THAT NEEDS TO BE DONE)
You should consider the following points when writing your research essay:
? The essay must be analytical rather than descriptive and must be organized around a clear argument (thesis statement) addressing the essay question. The discussion must be presented in the context of the issues and concepts discussed in the course.
? Essays should offer the necessary historical background to help the reader situate your research, and identify the relationship, if present, between domestic and international forces.
? The essay must be well-organized and should contain an introduction with a thesis statement, a main body providing evidence to support your thesis, and a concluding paragraph. Each paragraph must be clearly structured around a topic sentence.
? Essays must be thoroughly and properly documented. Proper documentation is particularly important in a research essay. You must use proper academic references for direct quotations and for sources you have paraphrased. Consult the MLA or APA Handbook or Kate Turabian Manual for Writers for proper referencing. You must include a bibliography or works cited page.

References that i showed to be using in outline are as follows:

Sen, Binayek, and David Hulme. "Chronic Poverty in Bangladesh: Tales of Ascent, Descent, Marginality and Persistence." State of the Poorest 2004/2005 (2004): n. pag. Web. 9 Feb 2011.

Hosen, M., M. Khandoker, and S. Islam. "Child Labor and Child Education in Bangladesh: Issues, Consequences and Involvements. " International Business Research 3.2 (2010): 1-8. ABI/INFORM Global, ProQuest. Web. 9 Feb. 2011.

Bhuiya, A., S. Hanifi, and S. Mahmood. "Action Monitoring for Equity and Gender in Health. " Journal of Health, Population and Nutrition 26.3 (2008): 378-383. Research Library, ProQuest. Web. 9 Feb. 2011.

Ahmed, S.. "Capability Development among the Ultra-poor in Bangladesh: A Case Study. " Journal of Health, Population and Nutrition : Special Issue: Social Exclusion 27.4 (2009): 528-535. Research Library, ProQuest. Web. 9 Feb. 2011.

Jalil, A., and M. Rahman. "Human Rights Violation and Political Persecution in Bangladesh: The Current Scenery. " Asian Culture and History 3.1 (2011): 46-53. ABI/INFORM Global, ProQuest. Web. 9 Feb. 2011.

Ali, E., and D. Talukder. "ANALYSIS OF POVERTY DYNAMICS: BANGLADESH PERSPECTIVE. " Journal of Third World Studies 27.1 (2010): 273-284. Research Library, ProQuest. Web. 9 Feb. 2011.

Williams, Glyn. "Assessing Poverty and Poverty Alleviation: Evidence from West Bengal." Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers 24. 2 (1999): 193-212. Web. 9 Feb 2011.

Akter, Shaheen. "Occupational Segregation, Wage Discrimination, and Impact on Poverty in Rural Bangladesh." Journal of Developing Areas 39.1 (2005): 15-39. Web. 9 Feb 2011.

Osmani, S. R. "THE IMPACT OF GLOBALISATION ON POVERTY IN BANGLADESH." University of Ulster, UK (2004): n. pag. Web. 9 Feb 2011.

You dont need to use all of them, but i would want you to use some of mine.

Essay Instructions: should factor in skill sets in analytical, leadership, communication, and negation to assist in their efforts and should consider technological resources to further their views and/or programs.
As the leader of the free world what can the president , What is the problem with dealing with US Clothing manufactures who have their clothing being created in third world country such as Bangladesh? What can be done legally, what sanctions can be put into place?
Who are the stakeholders and makers of the program?
Who can be allowed to give input during the development stage, such as United Nations or Secretary of State?
Will there be any problems with the culture environment?
What do you think might limit or hamper your program?
Are there any historical implications to learn from?
What treatys/amendments can be enforce?
How is the best way to spread the message?
How else could you measure success?
Finally, What will happened if a country/people violate your program?
What sanctions can be imposed, if the country violates the laws in place?

Essay Instructions: You've done a paper for me before (Order #2130169 ). Exact same set up please.

Each assessment must be a minimum of 300 words and should not exceed 2 pages (single spaced, 12 point font) in length. These essays will be evaluated according to the same criteria as essays in exams. Students must address the questions listed on each assessment form. Written assignments must display a clear understanding of the article and students must give attention to correct expression, spelling, punctuation and grammar. In addition one half point will be deducted from the total score of each assignment for every egregious error in spelling, punctuation, and grammar. Students must forward their assessments through pipeline so that grades can be recorded on D2L. Students are reminded to send in assignments by the due date to avoid being penalized by 50% of their grade for any late submissions?also, late submissions will only be accepted for a period of 72 hours after the deadline.

For each assignment submission of Articles outlined below, you must make reference to the ?Five Images of South Asia? article in your text. You should make comparisons wherever possible to display your knowledge and understanding of this introductory article.

AIA 4: Articles 10-14: on Pakistan and Bangladesh ? Will be opened November 17 and deadline date is no later than November 19, no later than 11:59PM; *late assignments will be accepted until November 22 no later than 11:59PM.

* Late assignments will be accepted after the deadline for a period of 72 hours after the deadline date. Please note that there will be a 50% penalty for all late submission and NO ASSIGNMENTS will be accepted after that 72 hour period. In other words AIA 3 has a regular submission time from September 27 to September 29, 11:59PM. After 11:59PM, September 29 assignments will be handled as late and any late assignment received will be graded with a 50% penalty. Late assignments will only be accepted for 72 hours until October 2, 11:59PM and that will represent the cut-off time cause after that NO assignments will be accepted and students will get a zero for that submission. Students need to understand the submission policy and the instructor will not make any changes to this policy regarding submissions
Pakistan

10. Pakistan, the State That Has Refused to Fail, David Pilling, Financial Times, (London, England, Asia Edition), Oc-tober 21, 2010.

11. US-Pakistan Relations: The Geo-strategic and Geopolitical Factors, Jehangir Khan, Canadian Social Science, April 30, 2010.

12. Floods Leave Zardari Marooned from People, Matthew Green and Farhan Bokhari, Financial Times (London, England), August 14, 2010.

Bangladesh

13. Another Restoration of Democracy, Plaban Mahmud, Pragati: The India National Interest Review, December 2008.

14. Sovereignty and Statelessness in the Border En-claves of India and Bangladesh, Reece Jones, Political Geography, August 2009.



Assignment INSTRUCTIONS: Complete the following. Be brief but thorough. All quotes must be identified with quotation marks ? however, the purpose of this exercise is to identify your thought processes. If too many quotes are used in the assessment, it will affect your grade. Your answer should be presented as an essay format although you may incorporate the numbering system below into your essay. Be sure to note the format guidelines outlined in your syllabus. The articles listed in your readings comprise a ?unit?. Be sure to read through all the articles in this unit and then answer the following questions.



Question 1: What is the ONE major theme of this unit? Read all the articles in this assignment and in one short paragraph (not more than 5 lines) tell us why you choose this theme as being common for all the articles?be sure to substantiate your answer by showing us your in-depth understanding of all the articles.



Question 2: Based on the theme you identified in Q1, list one fact from each article (definition of the word FACT -something known to be true or to have really happened) that the author?s use to support the major theme you identified (Do not exceed one short paragraph).



Questions 3, 4, and 5: Choose any three articles from your assignment list and use a different option from the bulleted list below to critique each article. You may choose whichever option(s) fits with the article you are writing about:



? Do you agree or disagree with this article? State why you agree or disagree, support your argument with outside sources such as internet, library, TV, newspapers, journals, or magazines. Be sure to include the "works cited" information for your outside sources.



? Find another instance in the world with similar attributes. Explain what happened there and how that situation was resolved.



? What do you think should happen next in this situation. Support your idea with outside sources.



? What do you think they could have done differently and why?



? With the latest happenings in this region of the world, what are your predictions for this region over the next 18-24 months. Support your answer with examples and references.



The last three questions (3 - 5 above) must be written in complete sentences and discussion of each of these three questions must include at least two citations from outside sources such as texts, internet, library, TV, newspaper, journals, or magazines. You must make reference to the information in the citation and show how that information relates to your article and how it supports your argument. You should make reference to the MTSU definition of plagiarism located at this link: http://www.mtsu.edu/~handbook/rights.pdf.

Essay Instructions: Write a 3-4 page paper in which you:
1. Summarize the case and articulate the issue(s) faced with Footwear International.
2. Compare the political climate of Footwear?s business environment in Bangladesh before and after the incident based on details provided in the case study.
3. Identify the opportunities and threats for the firm?s operations as a result of the incident.
4. Analyze the root cause(s) of Footwear International?s threats and then, formulate strategies that could mitigate the current and future issues for Footwear.
5. Use at least three (3) quality resources in this assignment.

I will email the case file shortly.

I would prefer that it be written by: infoceo