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How gender and leadership style shape political structures

Political action does not take place in a separate realm and so is always influenced by cultural concerns, forces, developments, history, and so on.

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Control versus management of information in Sarbanes-Oxley compliance

Some view involvement in information policy, particularly in the government or public sector, as a means of asserting control over information. Describe the subtle, but important differences between "control of information" and its "management" or "organization."

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The evolving role and future of e-commerce systems

Where do you think the field of e-Commerce is today and where might it be tomorrow? Please give some possible examples in your response.

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Thomas Paine's political philosophy and democratic theory

Thomas Paine's political, religious, and social philosophy burst upon the late eighteenth century scene to great acclaim.

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Maytag Corporation's pricing strategy and market positioning

Describe the utility of that good to the immediate consumer (which may or not be another organization) and the consumer needs that the product or service meets.

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St. John's wort treatment for depression in adults

An estimated 9.5% of the American population, or about 20.9 million American adults, suffer from depression. Major depression is a severe mental illness that inhibits a patient's daily functioning. Patients are unable to work, study, sleep, eat, or feel pleasure.

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Under-medication of pediatric patients in emergency departments

This work will address the issue of pediatric pain management in emergency departments, through a review of two academic articles that are based upon quantitative research of the issue.

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Donna Norton's typology for teaching Native American folklore to children

This paper will examine Donna Norton's typology of Native American folklore and examine how this typology can be a useful pedagogical tool when approaching a diverse student body and when teaching a multicultural curriculum.

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Social learning theory and violence against women: a case study

The question of gender violence in relationships, particularly violent crimes perpetrated against females, has been the focus of media as well as criminological and psychological investigation in recent years.

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School violence in South Africa: apartheid legacy and contemporary implications

While the issue of violence at schools is contemporary and endemic to many countries in the West, the situation in South Africa is problematized by the history of the country and the legacy of the Apartheid period.

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