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Health communication strategies in sub-Saharan Africa and Sierra Leone

There are clearly myriad challenges working toward global health equity in the developing world, particularly in sub-Saharan African countries such as Sierra Leone where rapidly-accelerating HIV / AIDS rates are compounded by political and civil unrest and the looming specter of the colonial…

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Michael Davis's paradoxes of whistleblowing theory and analysis

At the present moment Michael Davis' "Some Paradoxes of Whistleblowing" begins from the standpoint of skepticism toward what he describes as the "standard theory" of whistleblowers.

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Stereotype threat and personal identity as a Mexican-American woman

The different social groups that I feel I belong to are female and 20s age group. Although I have many ethnicities, the ones that I indentify the most with are Mexican-American/Yaqui Indian and Caucasian. I belong in the group who has a degree and is pursuing an even higher degree.

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Distinguishing between having an opinion and being opinionated

It is possible to differentiate 'having an opinion' from 'being opinionated'. This work in writing will examine the difference between simply having an opinion to express and the individual who is known as being 'opinionated'.

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General Electric's human rights initiative and business engagement in Myanmar

General Electric (GE) is a huge, multi-national company and its business decisions can have significant impacts, both positive and negative, not only on countries where it actively operates but also on countries within its supply chain.

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Ecosystem collapse when key species are removed: an experimental study

Biodiversity contributes to the overall health of the ecosystem in several ways. First with healthy biodiversity there are a larger number of species that have redundant characteristics; that is there are repeated elements that serve similar functions.

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Faculty sexual misconduct in nursing education ethics

Although ethical issues have been increasingly showcased within the nursing curriculum, according to Fowler & Davis (2013), less attention has been paid to the ethical concerns which are raised within the process of nursing education itself.

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Art as essential to human experience and living

Art? To me, art is a concept that is impossible to define, because any definition of art necessarily limits art, and art should be limitless.

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Three dimensions of power and political inactivity

The principle question that this theme is based on is: why do certain groups of people rebel under situations of social and political repression, whereas others do not? Logically, one would expect everyone to rebel in situations of oppressions.

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Integrating security monitoring systems for organizational threat awareness

Our organization is in the most advanced level: I will consider a wide variety of commercial and custom monitoring tools to handle the individual aspects of continuous monitoring.

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