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Stakeholder roles and privacy ethics in Nigerian counterterrorism research

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Thomas Kuhn's paradigm shifts and scientific revolutions

The author uses successive paradigms to bring out the nature of the universe. The point is that there are various (and diverse) aspects of the universe and the behavior of its population.

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Information technology systems and strategic business integration

It could help me to identify my customer base and target them. Data as a Service platforms for marketing verticals are instrumental in providing this sort of assistance (Harper, 2016). I can use the cloud for infrastructure purposes in general, as well.

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Origins of jazz, blues, and ragtime in early twentieth-century America

The blues had root in the same traditions as folk while merging with the Southern American spirituals genre. In the post-Civil War period, blacks were moving around the country, leaving the South because of Jim Crow and heading to urban areas.

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Andrew Fastow's wire and securities fraud at Enron

Andrew Fastow was the Chief Financial Advisor for Enron. As such, he was responsible for the vast majority of the financial legal transgressions the company enacted prior to its dissolution early last decade.

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Grant's resource-based theory of competitive advantage and strategy formulation

Robert Grant’s “The Resource-Based Theory of Competitive Advantage: Implications for Strategy Formulation” is about exploiting an organization’s internal resources to propel its business model.

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Positive deviance and survival in the Andes plane crash

Deviance is relative, and refers to behavioral deviation from established social norms within a specific community (Schaefer, 2016). Therefore, what is deviant in one period of time will become normative in another and vice-versa.

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Preventing bias-based profiling through ethics and community policing

Preventing Bias-Based Profiling Law enforcement officers can sometimes reflect personal and cultural bias in the exercising of their duties as a law enforcement agent.

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Teaching cultural diversity through classical foundations and intrinsic motivation

Teaching Classical Foundations for a Modern-day Topic Today’s educational environment is characterized by the need to identify ways for helping students grow as global citizens.

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Cumbia's evolution: African, indigenous, and European musical synthesis

Music is the voice of a people, and encapsulates historical, cultural, and political realities.

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