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Ethical concerns and policy approaches in modern organ transplantation

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Using the Keirsey temperament test to develop personal leadership beliefs

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Bonnie Duldt's humanistic nursing communication theory and its applications

Bonnie Duldt's humanistic nursing communication theory is unique in the manner in which it emphasizes academic philosophy: specifically it is derived from schools of humanistic and existential philosophy.

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Barbara Ehrenreich's Nickel and dimed and low-wage worker health

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The effect of music on atmosphere and purchase intentions in cafeteria settings

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The fundamental attribution error in Western culture and social judgment

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White collar crime as the most menacing criminal threat

All crime threatens law and order, representing the breakdown of social norms. Moreover, all types of crime impact all strata of society. Violent crime is perhaps the most visible of all types of crime because of widespread media coverage and media sensationalism in reporting on violent crimes.

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Online sexual predators and the criminalization of cyberstalking

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Toyota's safety recalls and brand reputation recovery strategy

It is hard to believe that a year ago, Toyota was one of the most respected brand names in the world, perhaps the most respected brand in the automotive industry.

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International Relations theories and the Kosovo intervention decision

Theoretical Applications on why Bill Clinton decided to send troops to the Balkans. As with any intellectual endeavor, theoretical assumptions and discussions in International Relations, mean little if they have no connection to actual events.

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