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The evolution of curriculum theory and its philosophical foundations throughout history

The evolution of curriculum theory by and large reflects the current of thought found in the academic-political landscape. The essence of the ancient maxim cuius regio, eius religio applies here: who reigns, his religion. In this case, who reigns, his curriculum.

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Trait-based and non-trait theories of career choice

Choosing a career can be an extremely confusing and emotional process. The economy is constantly changing and many new jobs exist today that would not have only a few years ago.

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Apple's integrated marketing communications and e-marketing analytics framework

Orchestrating rapid new product development cycles that in many cases deliver products and services that create new markets, while at the same ensuring the continual strengthening and fidelity of a global brand is a daunting strategic challenge.

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Industrial espionage as a threat to U.S. business security

Information is an element that can make an astounding difference in terms of succeeding, or attaining a profit, and failure, or attaining a loss in the realm of business.

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Airline deregulation, agency theory, and market oversight benefits

There are many questions about whether the deregulation of the airlines was a success or not. Some assert that it was a "great success" due to the lower fares that were realized by a lot of airline passengers. However, whether that is really true will be explored.

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Narrative therapy approaches to grief and loss: a case conceptualization

Narrative therapy is a postmodern therapeutic approach that focuses on the stories or narratives that people form and develop to explain meaning in their lives (White & Epstein, 1990). Narratives are affected by social constructions and subjective interpretations of events in people's lives.

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Media influence on perceptions of crime and sexual aggression

People's Attribution of Blame for Sexual Aggression in Public Drinking Spaces, Feminist Criminology, 10(3): 235-258.

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How Versailles failed to prevent World War Two

Although it marked an end to the conflicts of World War One, what would become known as the Versailles Settlement did not create a lasting peace in Europe by any means. In fact, the principles of the treaty all but laid the foundation stones for the Second World War.

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Public perception of bias in American news media and democracy

Whether or not news media bias exists, Americans believe it does and those perceptions undoubtedly influence the relationship between the populace and the press.

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NCAA duty to protect student-athletes from head trauma in football

Onyshko v. NCAA pending in the United States District Court for the Western District of Pennsylvania.

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