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This paper discusses the attitudes of scientists toward the ethics of human cloning.

This paper is an extensive discussion of voluntary euthanasia in the United Kingdom based on secondary research.

Reviews the legal charges of conspiracy, obstruction of justice, lying to investigators, and securities fraud brought against Martha Stewart.

A discussion of the rights of terminally ill patients to choose to not be artificially hydrated to keep them alive.

An investigation into the correlation between law enforcement response times and arrest rates.

An opinion paper that offers a comparison of President George Bush to the people during the Salem Witch Trials.

Examines the problems of defining pornography and its criteria.

A discussion of the tourism industry since the September 11 terrorist attacks, which negatively affected the industry .

This paper argues in favor of the death penalty as a necessary, and perhaps the only, recourse for any society wishing to uphold the values of justice, innocence, and social well-being.

This paper discusses crisis management structures in terms of the United States' security system classified as "homeland security" and "homeland defense".

This paper is an extensive discussion of genetic modification (GM) of food, also known as genetic engineering, genetic manipulation, gene technology, and recombinant DNA technology, which is the most recent application of biotechnology to food.

This paper explores the sociological underpinnings of the issue regarding the legalization of same-sex marriage.

An overview of both sides of the debate of the Patriot Act, with a focus on the benefits it has for fighting terrorism.

A look at the ethics and morality of the concept of 'just war', with an emphasis on Iraq.

An overview and debate on the positive and negative features of the U.S.A Patriot Act.

An outline of the arguments for and against genetically modified crops.

An overview of the status of the airline industry since 9/11, with a focus on the Irish airline, Aer Lingus.

Summary of an article by Gregory E. Pence, "Will Cloning Harm People?"

This paper discusses that the Iraq war is a sign of U.S. military aggression.

A discussion of the Lutheran Church's attitude towards homosexuality and same-sex marriages.

A discussion on how much control there should be on the members of the public who wish to own guns.

A study of the development of international terrorism and counter terrorism, both in general and specifically, since the events of September 11th, 2001.

A general overview of different aspects of abortion including definitions, history, case studies and 'pro-choice' and 'pro life' arguments.

Analysis of "The Jungle" by Upton Sinclair and the implications of immigrants striving to attain the American dream.

This paper discusses the Oregon's Death with Dignity Act and asks if physician-assisted death is death with dignity or assisting in a crime.

An exploration of the controversy surrounding the Pledge of Allegiance in schools.

An explanation of the current debate on euthanasia and the arguments for and against it.

This essay compares the disadvantages and advantages of cloning.

This paper looks at both points of view about stem cell research and the reasons behind them. In the end, the reasons are weighed against each other, and a final solution is reached.

An extensive evaluation of rhetoric to illuminate U.S. foreign policy used in George W. Bush's speech, "No Nation Will Be Neutral in This Conflict".

Is same-sex marriage a civil rights issue? This paper considers major arguments against same-sex marriage and contrasts them with arguments in favor of it.

Argues that the death penalty in the United States is a racist policy.

A discussion of Islam radicalism in Indonesia or as the author describes it: Fundamentalism among Moderate Society.

An in-depth examination of how the concepts of race and racism affect domestic policy within Britain, especially towards immigrants.

This paper takes France's side as to why the country did not take part in Operation Iraqi Freedom.

A study of the impact of immigration on two countries in Western Europe after the Second World War.

A comprehensive analysis of different forms of online advertising and their advantages and disadvantages.

Discusses how the United States can protect itself from enemies within its own borders without harming the ideals of freedom on which the country's Constitution is based.

Presents a strong argument against abortion in the United States.

Explores a range of aspects associated with hate crimes and the problem they pose to society.

This paper examines the phenomenon of Asian immigrants on the island of Hawaii.

Report focusing on the Americans with Disabilities Act and its impact on facilities management and planning.

Examines the death penalty topic in two narratives.

A review of the book, ?Righteous Victims: A History of the Zionist-Arab Conflict, 1881-1999?, by Benny Morris.

Examines the changes that have taken place along the U.S. and Canadian border since 9/11.

An analysis of how the religious right impedes social progress in America.

Compares Kurt Vonnegut's novel with the American people's thirst for war.

Examines the various aspects concerning the topic of human rights.

A comprehensive overview of teenage pregnancy in the United States today.

A look at the debate about why euthanasia should be made illegal.

An argument against late-term, 'partial birth' abortion.

A comprehensive analysis of the perceived dangers of same-sex marriages to American society and an assessment of current and future trends.

An opinion paper arguing the need to repeal the Second Amendment in the Constitution.

Discusses the importance of preserving tribal lands.

Discussion of an agency, called Project Paul, designed to provide services to those in jeopardy of becoming homeless.

An analysis of SARS Coronavirus and an explanation of its epidemiology.

Looks at the interpretation of the First Amendment to the Constitution and how it affects the laws on capital punishment.

An examination of the various ways that American civil religion has been used by U.S. presidents during times of war.

Argues the position that pharming and animal cloning offer potential medical and economic advantages if they are pursued.

This paper is a personal essay that discusses how affirmative action helps qualified candidates overcome racism and sexism in higher education.

This paper outlines court cases, as well as Biblical scripture, on the death penalty for minors.

An opinion paper in favor of continued stem cell research.

A discussion about reasons stem cell research is beneficial to mankind and why stem cell research deserves and needs federal funding.

Shows the differences in approach to abortion in the U.S and the rest of the world, especially Germany.

An examination of the problem of global warming and its effects on the environment.

Presents arguments in favor of military action against terrorism.

Examines theories and studies that probe into whether homosexuality is inborn or behavioral.

A discussion of the connection between deviance and abortion.

Discussion of the impact that climate change has on industries and business.

An analysis of the book, "Before and After: U.S. Foreign Policy and the War on Terrorism", by Phyllis Bennis.

An opinion paper in favor of banning pornography and imposing censorship.

Examines the importance of documenting children in situations of war.

A look at the fight of the Alberta province of Canada against the instigation of the Kyoto Accord.

A discussion of the role of the media in the government's mission post-9/11.

An exploration of the issues concerning euthanasia or physician-assisted suicide.

Examines the political career and views of California representative, Henry Waxman.

An overview of 20th century American immigration policies.

This paper discusses the pros and cons of laws to grant driver's licenses to all immigrants, regardless of their immigration status.

This paper discusses the exposure of anthrax shortly after the September 11 attacks on the United States, as well as the United States government and the intelligence agencies possible responsibility in America's exposure to the biological pathogen.

A discussion on whether capital punishment can be considered criminal justice.

This paper presents thumbnail sketches of the 2004, initial, presidential primary election candidates.

An argumentative paper on whether the Western World is to blame for the events of September 11, 2001.

Examines the benefits of human cloning to society.

Presents arguments for and five arguments against abortion.

Looks at the impact the AIDS virus is having on Ghana and the steps being taken to combat the disease.

Presents arguments in favor of legalizing marijuana for medicinal purposes.

This paper discusses that there is no legitimate reason for the United States to increase its defense spending.

Argues that the USA PATRIOT Act denies American citizens their basic right to freedom.

This paper discusses that capital punishment is a social controversy that epitomizes the axiom, "an eye for an eye".

An explanation of how the social justice system works.

Examines subconscious racism in American society and how it affects the integration of immigrants.

Looks at the views of America held by the Arab world and the views of the Arab world held by America.

A discussion of State and federal Internet laws and regulations.

An opinion paper in favor of legalizing euthanasia.

An opinion paper in favor of loosening the gun-selling and manufacturing laws in the United States.

An analysis of current and future trends in expensing stock options.

A review of Laurie Shrage's work, ?Abortion and Social Responsibility: Depolarizing the Debate.?