Hi so on my homework for general sociology I am supposed to —–“To prepare for this discussion, you will map your social network. Make yourself the hub, and include as many people as you can think of that you know. Ask each person in your network to name 5 people they all know, and map those 5 people.

After you construct your network map (you don’t need to submit it), write 2-3 paragraphs reflecting the characteristics of your network (and those of the people in your network). How many of these ties involve sharing information? Material resources? How many are egalitarian versus the number of ties with a power imbalance? How many people in your network ties’ own networks (that second layer) do you know? What is the nature and extent of those ties, if any?”

and I am not sure what I am actualy supposed to do..please help!

Hello, I am looking for someone to write an article on Stakeholders of Marks and Spencer. It needs to be at least 1750 words. Center of discussion in this paper is the company that has a global reputation in fashion. It has many stakeholders who have helped build a global reputation. The contribution of stakeholders to the welfare of the company is very crucial. The company strives to maintain a high level and effective communication with its stakeholders. Marks and Spencer has both internal and external stakeholders. Internal stakeholders include the staff, management, owners, and shareholders. Staff and management devote time working for the company in order to earn a source of livelihood. Approximately, the company has 78000 workers. On the other hand, owners stand as internal stakeholders because the company’s profits are a source of income to them. Shareholders provide the company with capital of expansion while anticipating an increased a higher value of their shares as the company continues to make profits. On the other hand, it has stakeholders from the external front who include customers, suppliers, competitors or substitutes and the public. The customers play a very crucial role as stakeholders. They buy the company’s products to derive a form of utility from them and through this way, the company’s sales increase. Suppliers form the other category of external stakeholders of the company. Through the sale of goods to the company, they gain profits while the company utilizes the supplies in its business. The public forms a larger category of stakeholders because the company’s products create an impact on the welfare of the society.