PPA 500 Critical Analysis Critical Analysis on the below article http://rdcu.be/qt8Y Title: Rethinking the ethics of corporate political activities in a post- citizens united era: Political equality, corporate citizenship, and market failures Néron, P. (2016). Rethinking the ethics of corporate political activities in a post- citizens united era: Political equality, corporate citizenship, and market failures. Journal of Business Ethics, 136(4), 715-728. The paper should be about 8 -- 10 double-spaced typed pages in length. The American Psychological Association in-text citation method is required. Need complete in APA format within 40 hours This assignment must be completed on time Do not write in First person. All professional third person only LABLE ALL SECTIONS BEFORE EACH CATEGORY Purpose: The purpose of the article critical analysis is to offer the student an opportunity to apply concepts learned in the Foundations class to a specific analytic situation. In order to understand and appreciate quality analysis and writing, a student must be able to critically evaluate the organization, logic, reasoning, evidence and presentation of professional writing. Structure 1. Executive summary: A one-page summary of the organization and substantive conclusions of the article as well as the key analytical arguments presented. USUALLY A ONE PAGE SUMMARY OF YOUR PAPER/ANALYSIS. WRITE IT LAST B/C YOU DON’T KNOW WHAT YOUR PAPER IS FULLY ABOUT UNTIL IT IS DONE]) 2. Thesis statement and organization of the analysis of the critical analysis (not the article). 3. Concise summary of the article, including appropriate citations (APA format required) 4. Overview of major points of your critical analysis. This section should define your approach to critically evaluating the article -- what is your perspective, why, and how do you justify it. PARAGRAPH OF MAJOR POINTS OF THE ANALYSIS. http://rdcu.be/qt8Y 5. Specific analysis of each point of the critical analysis. For this section, you will present your arguments on each point of critical evaluation. Be sure to appropriately defend your positions using logic, reasoning and specific, cited, evidence from the article. MUST BE STATED/ RELATED/ DEVELOPED with logical reason and EVIDENCE (each point of analysis) Look/analyze at the structure of the article. Look/ analyze the content of article. 6. Conclusions. Summarize the presentation of the critical evaluation and tie together the points of argument. Draw justified conclusions about the quality and value of the article. 7. Bibliography. APA format required. Grading Rubric Critical Analysis Element Points Evaluation Criteria Executive Summary 10 Clear, complete, one-page summary of the student’s critical analysis paper Organization 10 Clear organization, follows the assignment, includes all required assignment elements Article summary 15 Concise summary of .

1. PPA 500 Critical Analysis
Critical Analysis on the below article
http://rdcu.be/qt8Y
Title: Rethinking the ethics of corporate political activities in a
post- citizens united era: Political
equality, corporate citizenship, and market failures
Néron, P. (2016). Rethinking the ethics of corporate political
activities in a post- citizens united
era: Political equality, corporate citizenship, and market
failures. Journal of Business
Ethics, 136(4), 715-728.
The paper should be about 8 -- 10 double-spaced typed pages in
length. The American
Psychological Association in-text citation method is required.
Need complete in APA format within 40 hours
This assignment must be completed on time

2. Do not write in First person. All professional third person only
LABLE ALL SECTIONS BEFORE EACH CATEGORY
Purpose:
The purpose of the article critical analysis is to offer the
student an opportunity to apply
concepts learned in the Foundations class to a specific analytic
situation. In order to understand
and appreciate quality analysis and writing, a student must be
able to critically evaluate the
organization, logic, reasoning, evidence and presentation of
professional writing.
Structure
1. Executive summary: A one-page summary of the organization
and substantive
conclusions of the article as well as the key analytical
arguments presented. USUALLY
A ONE PAGE SUMMARY OF YOUR PAPER/ANALYSIS.
WRITE IT LAST B/C
YOU DON’T KNOW WHAT YOUR PAPER IS FULLY ABOUT
UNTIL IT IS
DONE])
2. Thesis statement and organization of the analysis of the

3. critical analysis (not the article).
3. Concise summary of the article, including appropriate
citations (APA format required)
4. Overview of major points of your critical analysis. This
section should define your
approach to critically evaluating the article -- what is your
perspective, why, and how do
you justify it. PARAGRAPH OF MAJOR POINTS OF THE
ANALYSIS.
http://rdcu.be/qt8Y
5. Specific analysis of each point of the critical analysis. For
this section, you will present
your arguments on each point of critical evaluation. Be sure to
appropriately defend your
positions using logic, reasoning and specific, cited, evidence
from the article. MUST BE
STATED/ RELATED/ DEVELOPED with logical reason and
EVIDENCE (each point of
analysis) Look/analyze at the structure of the article. Look/
analyze the content of article.
6. Conclusions. Summarize the presentation of the critical
evaluation and tie together the
points of argument. Draw justified conclusions about the
quality and value of the article.
7. Bibliography. APA format required.

4. Grading Rubric Critical Analysis
Element Points Evaluation Criteria
Executive Summary 10 Clear, complete, one-page summary of
the student’s
critical analysis paper
Organization 10 Clear organization, follows the assignment,
includes
all required assignment elements
Article summary 15 Concise summary of the article at the basis
for the
critical analysis, includes appropriate citations
Analysis structure 15 Well-structured includes concise
overview,
perspective on the article analysis, division of
analysis into specific points

5. Analysis content 35 Logical, well-reasoned and supported
arguments,
assesses both quality and value of the article, contains
analysis, not opinions, includes appropriate citations
Conclusions 5 Draws reasonable conclusions from the
arguments
presented, ties the analysis together
Completeness and Quality of
Writing
10 All issues are addressed completely and thoroughly.
The analysis is well organized; grammatically
correct; minimal typos or misspellings, appropriate
citations are included and follow APA format
Total 100
Score/Grade Key

6. 100
Superior
(A+)
95
Excellent
(A)
90
Very
Good
(A-)
89
Good
(B+)
85
Adequate
(B)

7. 80
Borderline
(B-)
75
Deficient
(C)
69
Very
Poor
(D)
65
Fail
(F)