Political turbulence

post is of two assignments

Generational Interview

Identify an individual who was born between the years; they must be at least 15 years older than the student and from a different era:
1. Interview an individual concerning her/his personal experiences with the shift in socio-political culture and trends. This can include such circumstances as WWII, the Korean conflict, the Vietnam War, the Civil Rights Movement, the Women’s Movement and social problem shifts. The idea is to gain information about the individual’s life experiences and to understand how those experiences influence his/her perception of the world.
2. Identify a social work conceptual framework that could be applied to this individual’s life history.
3. How did their environment shape them as an individual? How did their changing environment through time shape them as an individual?
4. Identify in what ways the individual may have experienced oppression? In what ways has the individual experienced discrimination?
5. What social work advocacy regarding human rights and social and economic justice have occurred during this individual’s life? (Identify at least three)
6. What social work practice trends advanced social and economic justice during this individual’s life? (Identify at least two)
7. Write a paper (APA format, Times New Roman 12-point Font, headers and sub headers) based upon the interview and the related assignment questions.

2: Political turbulence

Order Description

Political turbulence, especially at the international level, is a key factor for decision makers when considering entering, expanding, or terminating operations in a country or region. You will select a country and form a team of experts that helps in understanding and managing the political risks affecting:
• The active social, political, cultural, and economic environment;
• The political stability and sustainability structure;
• Access to strategic human, natural, and economic skills and resources;
• Access to allies and enemies;
• Local and regional partnerships;
• Supply chains and trade routes; and
• Access to energy, commodities, and technology.

Generational Interview