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Web 2.0 technologies' impact on government human resource development

The continual impact of Web 2.0 technologies (O'Reilly, 2006) on collaborative software applications including social networks (Bernoff, Li, 2008) is redefining the most fundamental processes and systems that government organizations rely on for managing their human resources.

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BabiesRUs' integrated marketing communications strategy across online and print channels

Comparing and contrasting the online and print media strategies of BabiesRUs illustrates how critical it is for any retailer to have an integrated marketing communications (IMC) strategy that educates and sells through channels customers prefer to use (Hongcharu, Eiamkanchanalai, 2009).

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Internet's impact on business communication practices and efficiency

The area of business communications has necessarily received increased attention in the years following the advent of the Internet, which has revolutionized communication in all aspects of life.

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Origins and implementation of the containment policy after World War II

Explain the origins of the containment policy after World War II. Also, explain the reasons for the conflict between the United States and the Soviet Union.

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Camera technology and the development of American political photography

The objective of this work is to answer the question of how changing shutter speeds and lenses on cameras through the 19th and 20th centuries affect use of photography in American public media or political photography?

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Flag desecration as protected political speech

The protection of the American flag from desecration is a contentious issue which has evoked considerable debate. Those in support of creating an amendment which would prohibit desecration believe it should be protected due to its unique importance within the United States.

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Violence: theory and ethnography in Stewart and Strathern

Violence is an all-too-present phenomenon of our modern world. It exists in many forms, both fictional and very real, and is nearly impossible to avoid in both the media and in every day life in many parts of the world.

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Augustus's institutional reforms and transformation of Roman society

Gaius Julius Caesar Augustus initiated a new type of leadership within Rome through an espousal of Republican virtues that helped re-establish the government's role in maintaining equity and social reform for the general populace (Everitt 2007; Suetonius, Graves, and Grant 2002).

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Antisocial personality disorder from ancient philosophy to modern diagnosis

Antisocial Personality Disorder preoccupied scientists since the early nineteenth century.

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Personality disorders, eating disorders, and substance abuse classifications

Personality disorders have elicited different meanings over the years. The concept was used to describe a person who exhibited 'antisocial or socially damaging behavior' (as cited in Blackburn, 2007, 8).

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