PDF Button Juvenile Crime and the Case Against Irreversible Punishment Currently, there are more than two thousand underage children serving sentences in Juvenile centers across the country. It is not prudent to take away the life of a child and ruin it forever instead of giving an individual an opportunity to rejoin civil society. Therefore, capital punishment and life without parole for juvenile offenders should be abolished as a matter

PDF Button Rational Choice, Utility, and the Foundations of Social Exchange The rational-utilitarian tradition is an important perspective in social theory because it explains human behavior through rational decision-making, exchange, utility, and advantage. This tradition is associated with the broader intellectual movement of rational choice or rational action theory, which became influential in sociology, economics, political science, and organizational studies. Randall Collins discussed the rational-utilitarian tradition as one of the

PDF Button Introduction Gender discrimination occurs when a person is treated less favorably, denied opportunity, harassed, or subjected to unequal conditions because of sex or gender. Women have historically borne a large share of workplace discrimination, particularly in hiring, pay, promotion, leadership access, caregiving penalties, and sexual harassment. A complete analysis must preserve that reality while recognizing that legal protection applies to people of every gender and includes pregnancy, sexual

PDF Button Workplace Habits That Limit Women’s Professional Advancement In Nice Girls Don’t Get the Corner Office, Lois P. Frankel addresses various mistakes that female professionals make in the workplace that hinder them from excelling in their careers. She goes ahead and expounds on the various ways in which they can improve. This paper discusses the principles given by Frankel to enable women to achieve their very best in their