13 Aug Attached is the literature review and scaffold I Need a Dive

Attached is the literature review and scaffold I Need a Diversity/Ethics scaffold paper 2,000-2,500 words using the scaffold info. APA format. The paper has to have diversity and ethics “hooks” because we want to efficiently assess your competency in global understanding and ethics within the context of a single research project. Also need to include the lens of at least two ethical theories to evaluate the potential equity of the different strategies and solutions. You will recommend areas for further study that might result in more equitable treatment of those vulnerable and disenfranchised groups. Your recommendation must be supported by well-reasoned evidence from scholarly research. Remember: you are not to propose solutions at this point, just lay out the possibilities! The below information is from the instructor to help you write the paper the items with – tabs have to be on the paper. Zero in on some aspect of that issue that affects vulnerable and disenfranchised groups differently from the way it affects dominant cultural groups. Continuing to add sources as necessary, you will analyze and synthesize the findings from the scholarly literature, asking how these groups have historically been, and currently are, impacted by the policies, decisions, and actions of others; what ethical principles have driven these policies, decisions, and actions; and what strategies and solutions the different parties have come up with. You will examine the issue from multiple perspectives, including your own cultural background and experiences and those of impacted individuals and groups. -Identify the groups of people around the world who may be adversely affected by the issue, and also the dominant groups who are not -Situate your own cultural perspective relative to the issue and these groups -Use Hofstede’s cultural dimensions theory in some way as you analyze the diverse cultural perspectives -Address issues such as in-group favoritism, inter group bias, etc. -Describe the ethical issues involved in addressing the problem, being sure to draw on at least two ethical theories (Social Responsibility and Economic Justice) -Analyze the decision making process and action plans that have been tried -Examine evidence for social responsibility in these processes and plans -Identify the policies and practices presented in the research findings that might lead to equitable solutions (and which seem unlikely to do so).