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U.S. radio ownership regulation and market concentration trends

The media in the United States have always been subject to Government regulation. This is also true of radio since its inception during the World Wars. At the heart of such regulation is probably primarily the drive towards U.S. dominance and security during the World Wars.

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Adam Smith and David Ricardo's contributions to classical economics

To compare two persons who began and closed the theories of what was then called 'political economy' and the classical school of Economics necessitates the comparison of their intellectual and general lives.

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Aging demographics and the crisis in elderly social services

Social services for the elderly are in greater need than they ever have been before as the population is aging greatly.

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Technology's role in addressing global warming and pollution

Europe has been sizzling for the last few summers, in buildings and in an infrastructure ill-equipped for sustained 90F degree weather. The polar ice caps are melting. The maple syrup industry, dependant upon the cold has moved from increasingly sultry Vermont to Canada.

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Situational, servant, and transformational leadership in higher education administration

The turn of the 21st century brought with it a plethora of global challenges, particularly in the area of higher education administration, but also in other administrative areas.

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Evaluating organizational culture resources and web design quality

Designed to provide informative definitions of what an organizations' culture is including a definition of its fundamental concepts and foundational elements, this site begins with a macro definition of organizational culture followed by a discussion of four dominant types of cultures.

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Environmental damage from coal burning during the Industrial Revolution

Beginning around the early years of the 19th century, the Industrial Revolution transformed virtually every aspect of human life through the introduction of new and innovative methods of manufacturing based on technologies which did not exist prior to the 19th century.

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Population growth, migration, and demographic transition in modern civilization

Population growth is a serious issue facing today's civilization. For example, there are currently over 6.6 billion people living on earth, with one-fifth of the world's total population living on the coast of the Indian Ocean.

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Transition effects on transgender employee workplace performance and organizational support

Qualitative Comparison of Transgender Employee Performance Before and After Transition in the Workplace The constructs and variables found in the literature in the field of transgender employee performance in the workplace involve two categories: transgender employee performance before transition…

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Charlotte Perkins Gilman's "The Yellow Wallpaper" and postpartum depression

Modern principles of mental health reflect the view that clinical depression comprises both organic pathology and environmental influences.

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