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Essay Instructions: *this is term paper for 'Sociology of Crime', there are
three perspective of looking at crime. They are symbolic interectionist perspective, ethonomethodolgy perspective and 'structural conflic perspective'. This paper should provide a structural conflict analysis of the relevent aspects of the social construction of crime. Main topic would be creating 'anti-terrorist law' and criminalizing it to protect the interest of capitalist. Use Karl Marx ideas of capitalism since 'structural conflict perspective'
derived from Karl Marx's theory.?

Some example of information that should be included in the term paper:

From the morning of September 11th, 2001, the political environment in U.S. has been changing and it has open up a whole new chapter of human history of conflict in global society. It was a truly disastrous scene that no one ever
thought about happening in downtown New York.?Public concerns were high and media and politians work together to find out the solution for the faced ??terrorist attacks?? on U.S soil.?Since then, they have been putting military
action against Afganistan and Iraq to engage in ??war against terrorism??.?This is done by creating and passing new type of anti-terrorist law that supposed to
increase the security of U.S. people and be free from the future terrorist attack. These policies and laws been building the ground for justifying the war.

We will be using ??structural conflict approach?? to examine how ??anti-terrorist law?? was created and the inequality produced by this law.

The ??war on terror?? can be viewed from the structural conflict aspect. We will use analyze state??s protection of capitalist interest through accumulation, legitimation and coercion. I would put emphasis on state??s use
of coercion since military actions has been taking places in countries like Afganistan and Iraq. Using Karl Marx??s ideas of capitalism, we can analyze and
get a good sense of ??war on terror?? on a different viewpoint.?In this paper, we will also focus on newly created ??anti-terrorism?? law since 9/11 attack.
We will look into details of who has benefited from these laws and who had been put to a disadvantageous position. (Benefited groups: Corporate involved in rebuilding Iraq, Oil involvement. and other) (Disadvantage: Racial profiling,
Eventual domination of Upper class over Lower class??) Also, we would look into aspects of U.S invasion of Afganistan and Iraq in terms of war benefiting some of the wealthiest and powerful groups in U.S.

Essay Instructions: 1. Compare and contrast a secular terrorists and a religious terrorists

2. Using the IRA as an example, discuss ways terrorists groups finance their operations

3. Briefly explain what you consider to be the two main sources of conflict in the Middle East

4. Would the capture of Osama Bin Laden be good or bad for the war against terrorism and why? Would it be better to capture him alive or dead and why?

These 4 questions must be answered in the form of this essay.

Joann

Essay Instructions: President George W. Bush, Senator Robert Byrd, John Crawford of the Florida National Guard, and historians John Gaddis and Michael Hunt all have offered their perspectives on the U.S. war against terrorism and the U.S. invasion of Iraq. What do you find most persuasive? Why?

Essay Instructions: 1. Given Afghanistan’s troubled history, are political stability and economic prosperity realistic long-term objectives in that context?

2. Are there any innate impediments to economic growth in Afghanistan? If so, are such impediments attributable primarily to political, ethnic or religious factors?


3. In what ways are ongoing nation/state-building operations in Afghanistan, the Balkans and Iraq similar and dissimilar?

4. To what extent is the construction of a politically stable and economically prosperous Afghanistan indispensable to the achievement of progress in the context of the war against terrorism?

5. How effectively have states, international organizations and non-governmental organizations collaborated in the pursuit of post-conflict stabilization and reconstruction projects in Afghanistan since the removal of the Taliban from power by U.S.-led forces in 2001?

There are faxes for this order.