Jacobsen’s The World’s Christians provides a broad nomothetic (with a handful of idiographic primary text excerpts and anecdotes) overview of world Christianity today. It tells an immense story behind today’s nearly 2.5 billion Christians. Part III of the book on contemporary regions of world Christianity includes overviews of each of these. Select one of the … Read more
RL Myth?Let’s think about this world of reverse logistics in a different way.Many textbooks describe … Read more
Students must read the Wall Street Journal to increase awareness of the business world. Pick an article that focuses on Entrepreneurship. Briefly summarize and share your reaction/ reflection on your selected article.
RL Myth? Let’s think about this world of reverse logistics in a different way.Many textbooks describe the supply chain and logistics and transportation processes as a positive network of people and machines working together, interactively, efficiently.Broad brush statements such as the above are what lead students or any professional astray when you apply these global … Read more
What is your “personal vision” as a twenty-first century citizen of the world in the context of taking this class and being exposed to the course material? (five page minimum, five class source minimum which I attached)Consider making connections to your moral, ethical, or spiritual values and a life of purpose, service, and leadership. What … Read more
What is your “personal vision” as a twenty-first century citizen of the world in the context of taking this class and being exposed to the course material? (five page minimum, five class source minimum which I attached)Consider making connections to your moral, ethical, or spiritual values and a life of purpose, service, and leadership. What … Read more
Background Information:When studying the different religions of the world we tend of focus on the distinctions between these religions and understanding what makes them unique, however it is important to note that although these religions are distinct and unique in their own way, there are common themes and structures that can be applied to them. … Read more
1. Why study history at all? 2. How can the study of world history enrich our understanding of the history of a specific society, and vice-versa? How can the study of the worldÂ’s past help us to better understand our present? 3. What is meant by a “cultural construct”? What other examples can … Read more
1) What are the effects of living in an environment with no clocks, no view of the outside world, and minimal sensory stimulation? 2) Consider the psychological consequences of stripping, delousing, and shaving the heads of prisoners or members of the military. What transformations take place when people go through an experience like thi … Read more
) What are the effects of living in an environment with no clocks, no view of the outside world, and minimal sensory stimulation? 2) Consider the psychological consequences of stripping, delousing, and shaving the heads of prisoners or members of the military. What transformations take place when people go through an experience like this? … Read more