Read Constitutional Review and Its Development in the Modern World

1. Read Constitutional Review and Its Development in the Modern World where you will find a more detailed categorization for judicial review models by Harutyunyan and Mavcic (1999). List the five models (and indicate at least two countries using each model) provided by Harutyunyan and Mavcic. Then, write a few paragraphs that compare and contrast the features of all five models.

http://www.jannah.org/morearticles/4.html Lashing, Stoning Article

http://www.iatp.am/resource/law/harutunyan/monogr3/book.htm Constitutional Review

2. You are required to make two posts. The first post should be an answer to one of the above questions. The second post should address one of your peers’ posts. Review the Assignment #1 Discussion Post Rubric. I have also posted the Rubric to follow. The second post I will send in the chat box once I have the someone who has posted their discussion. In the attachments Im attaching my friends example to follow please make sure it is not copied.

Post #2 Collaborative Professional Practice Instructions

In your post discuss ways in which you have demonstrated collaborative professional practice. Are there ways in which you could improve this aspect of your nursing practice? For your second post please respond to one of your peers’ posts.

 

3. Write a 1-2 page response to the documentary “Synth Britannia.” Stream it on https://vimeo.com/392688874 . Before watching the documentary, PLEASE REVIEW THE LECTURE SLIDES (“Synth Britannia guide”)

The slides will help with the British historical context. For your response (1-2 pages total), please clearly address at least one topic from each part of the documentary. In short, you should show evidence of having carefully viewed both parts of “Synth Britannia”. Here are the suggested topics – for “Part 1, Alienated Synthesists” – cold aesthetics of post-punk; British science fiction; or new synthesizers / Topics for “Part 2: Construction Time Again” – fire & ice groups; gender/sexuality in synth-pop; or critical responses to synth-pop in Britain