Category: Geography

  • Title: “Israel: A Complex History and Controversial Present” Websites used: 1. History.com – “Israel” 2. BBC News – “Israel Profile” 3. Council on Foreign Relations – “Israel and

    Research the history and current status of Israel, relationship with neighboring countries, political background,effects on societies, and international reactions.
    Cite at least 3 web sites used.Find your own sources. Name countries researched.

  • “Engines of Change: A Comparative Analysis of Race, Immigration Law, and Agglomerating Economies in US Cities”

    Discuss the different “engines of change” (race and immigration law, agglomerating economies) affecting cities in the US that each article addresses. Although both articles take a positivist approach, one flirts with structuralism. Briefly discuss how taking a structural approach allows the Miyares article an approach that goes beyond mere description as in the Hong and Wheeler article.
    Please remember this is a reflection paper. Demonstrate you are learning. No need to do extra research, but you are welcome to do so, IF you think it will help YOU write the paper.
    Please remember to address all the material below and meet the word minimum.
    Please remember to refer to the reflection paper rubric.
    Please give a sincere effort and write at least 1000 words.
    The main articles to use are From Exclusionary Covenant to Ethnic Hyperdiversity and Geographic Changes in the Metropolitan Corporate South. The other articles are there for more info so you can mention a little bit from them but those are the two main ones. 

  • “The Value of Studying Geography: Beyond Teaching” Introduction Geography is often misunderstood as a subject that only involves memorizing maps and learning about different countries. Many people believe that the only career option for geography majors is teaching. However, this

    Worth: 15 points
    Assignment: Write a 3 page paper, 12 font, Times New Roman
    Topic: Why study Geography, all you can do is teach right? Explain in detail why this statement is wrong.
    References: 5 legitimate references, no internet sources (.com, .org, .gov, .edu etc.), can use ebscohost, google scholar etc.

  • Title: The Impact of Skipping Order Details on Customer Satisfaction and Order Accuracy

    Instructions will be uploaded later.
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    The order was placed through a short procedure (customer skipped some order details).
    Please clarify some paper details before starting to work on the order.
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  • Title: The Impact of Migration Patterns on Urban Growth in Phoenix, Arizona

    Find 5-6 sources that help you address and contexturalize the question “How do migration patterns in Phoenix Arizona affect urban growth?” Sources should be properly cited. Your essay should be 1100-1500 words supportted by citations, images, and data. Make sure you are comprehensive and thorough, refrencing course readings, excercises, videos, and other relevant resources. The assignment will be assessed according to the quality, relevance, and overall contribution. 

  • “Exploring the Geographical Imagination in Even the Rain (2010): A Critical Analysis of Cultural Representations in Film”

    Movie title: Even the Rain (2010). Film is in Spanish but the paper, of course, needs to be in English.
    6-7 double spaced pages, APA format, 5-6 cited sources.
    1) what exactly happens in your film, in brief 2) what the concept of the geographical imagination/imaginative geography is, in your OWN words, 3) and how those geographical representations are constructed in the film and what the film’s underlying motivations are in depicting and representing events/peoples/places that are presented
    in order: 1) Plot summary of film. Somewhat brief (in comparison to the latter aspects)
    2) What is the concept of the geographical imagination? Especially in reference to Edward Said′s work.
    3) Geographical imaginaries in the film. Cultural, social, economic, political references seen in the film.
    4) Deconstruction of the geographical imagination. Is the film accurate in these depictions? Does the film make these representations consciously or subconsciously?
    Attached is the prompt given by instructor. Note that this is an intro-level college course. I′d consider my writing fairly professional.

  • “Exploring the Impact of Social Media on Mental Health: A Comprehensive Research Study”

    – straight forward research project
    – everything provided in the document
    – the topics are listed at the bottom

  • “Exploring the Geographical Imagination in Even the Rain (2010): A Critical Analysis of Representations and Motivations in the Film”

    Movie title: Even the Rain (2010). Film is in Spanish but the paper, of course, needs to be in English.
    6-7 double spaced pages, APA format, 5-6 cited sources.
    1) what exactly happens in your film, in brief 2) what the concept of the geographical imagination/imaginative geography is, in your OWN words, 3) and how those geographical representations are constructed in the film and what the film’s underlying motivations are in depicting and representing events/peoples/places that are presented
    in order:
    1) Plot summary of film. Somewhat brief (in comparison to the latter aspects)
    2) What is the concept of the geographical imagination? Especially in reference to Edward Said′s work.
    3) Geographical imaginaries in the film. Cultural, social, economic, political references seen in the film.
    4) Deconstruction of the geographical imagination. Is the film accurate in these depictions? Does the film make these representations consciously or subconsciously?
    Attached is the prompt given by instructor. Note that this is an intro-level college course. I′d consider my writing fairly professional.

  • “The Geographical Imagination in Even the Rain (2010): A Critical Analysis of Representations and Motivations”

    6 pages!//
    Movie title: Even the Rain (2010). Film is in Spanish but the paper, of course, needs to be in English. 6-7 double spaced pages, APA format, 5-6 cited sources. 1) what exactly happens in your film, in brief 2) what the concept of the geographical imagination/imaginative geography is, in your OWN words, 3) and how those geographical representations are constructed in the film and what the film’s underlying motivations are in depicting and representing events/peoples/places that are presented in order: 1) Plot summary of film. Somewhat brief (in comparison to the latter aspects) 2) What is the concept of the geographical imagination? Especially in reference to Edward Said′s work. 3) Geographical imaginaries in the film. Cultural, social, economic, political references seen in the film. 4) Deconstruction of the geographical imagination. Is the film accurate in these depictions? Does the film make these representations consciously or subconsciously? Attached is the prompt given by instructor. Note that this is an intro-level college course. I′d consider my writing fairly professional.

  • “Accelerated Climate Change: The Impact of Human Activities on Global Warming”

    climate change(global warming particulary) is a natuarally occuring phenomenon but is happening at a faster rate than it usually would , because of human activities