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Teacher recruitment and retention challenges in rural areas

Attracting and retaining quality staff is an important aspect of human resource management. It involves the ability of the organization to attract new employees to fill vacancies in the organization and to keep its employees happy and satisfied so they never want to leave their current positions.

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Human resources management in the globalized corporation

During the 20th century, the human resources (HR) function has become quite skilled at managing human capital which is frequently defined as the skills, knowledge and experience of individual workers within a company.

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South Korea's economic development through the Big Push model

South Korea is currently one of the fastest growing economies of the globe, and this is due to four decades of sustained growth. The government of the country has developed and implemented an economic growth model based on massive exports, and a restriction of the imports.

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Internet adoption and declining face-to-face communication in America

The Internet technology revolution has been the single greatest story for the success of capitalism and innovation in the post-Cold War world.

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Economic perspectives on Civil War causes and Southern society

Most of us, no matter where we spent our early years in the United States, were taught a version of American history in which the Civil War (and, indeed, the decade leading up to it) were marked by first an antagonism and then a bellicosity between a universally slaveholding South and a universally…

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The Korean War's origins and the division of the Korean peninsula

Korean War is one of those rare events in human history: it had no official ending and had no official ending.

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Computer-based assessment for aviation personnel selection and classification

Emerging models of human information processing are, in any case, likely to find increasing application in the selection, classification, and training of aviation personnel. The dynamic nature of these models requires similarly dynamic measurement capabilities.

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Psychological and biological factors in violent crowd formation

The phenomenon of violent crowds proves a vexing problem for psychology, biology, and sociology, because the ostensible reasons behind the formation of a violent crowd seem entirely unrelated.

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Drug legalization and the history of American drug policy

As the country was turning into the 20th century, drugs that were in the market were largely unregulated. There were medical remedies that often contained derivatives of cocaine and heroin.

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Security assessment and design for RAI dialysis chain

Businesses today are faced with a range of security challenges unlike any of those that their predecessors have ever faced. Among these different challenges are the physical protection of the building and the protection of data and intellectual property.

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