Emergency

Emergency

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Disaster Operations

For this assignment, choose a peer-reviewed article to critique related to Disaster Operations, Emergency Management, or a concept/topic covered in this unit. You may also use one of the references from your Outline or Annotated Bibliography. Use the databases within the CSU Online Library, or use another source that contains peerreviewed articles. The purpose of this assignment is for you to practice reviewing articles that contribute to the industry. The authors of these articles are researchers and professionals who have shared or experimented with ideas that demonstrate potential to improve the industry. As a professional in the industry, it is in your best interest to review the literature and trends. This provides you with the opportunity to read about what was successful and how it was accomplished. Plus, it allows you to analyze what was unsuccessful, how you can improve it, or at least how you can avoid repeating the mistakes of others. Use these skills to contribute to Research Papers and other scholarly writings. If you have not already, hopefully, you will contribute to the industry by publishing an article and sharing with your community of peers.
As you read the article you choose for this assignment, consider the following questions: How could the topic of this article apply to your personal or professional life? How could it apply to an organization you have observed?
The article you choose must meet the following requirements:
• be peer reviewed; • relate to the concepts within this course; and • be at least ten pages in length.

The writing you submit must meet the following requirements:
• be at least two pages; • identify the main topic/question; and • identify the author’s intended audience. • Critique the article and share your thoughts—what appears to be valid and invalid? • Do you agree with the author’s assertions? Why, or why not?
Format your Article Critique using APA style. Use your own words, and include citations and references as needed to avoid plagiarism.

2:Asian – Pasific Politic
Essay is the main assessment task for AIR243 and an opportunity for you to explore an issue related to Asia-Pacific international relations in more detail, conducting independent research and developing your own position on one of the essay questions provided below. You are expected to present your essay using standard essay format, with a clear and direct argument that is responsive to the essay question, and with your essay demonstrating substantial research beyond the course materials.

Essay Questions

1. How significant are major powers in shaping the Asia-Pacific order and its evolution? Focus on one of the following in your answer: the US, China, Japan, or India.

2. Choose two militarised inter-state conflicts in the Asia-Pacific region. Which poses the bigger threat to regional stability and why?

3. Have multilateral and regional organizations been important contributors to stability in the Asia-Pacific? Discuss in relation to either security or economic issues.

4. How does globalization affect Asia-Pacific states? Provide examples of the political and economic consequences of globalization for at least two states.

5. An alternative question of your own making. If you choose this option, the unit chair must approve the question at least two weeks prior to the essay’s due date. (please do this too)

Essays will be graded based on how well they demonstrate:

a. Understanding of the issues raised by, or the concepts referred to, in the essay question
b. A clearly stated argument that is directly relevant to the essay question
c. A significant degree of independent research into the essay question topic
d. Appropriate use of citations and conformity with referencing conventions
e. Clear use of essay structure and appropriate language style, grammar and spelling
A marking rubric will be used as a further guide in assessment (available on CloudDeakin).

2:Is violent conflict an unfortunate but inevitable component of state formation, and what are the implications of your answer for contemporary state-building interventions?

Pacific Politic