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The evolution of Mormonism from fundamentalism to pragmatism

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Wilpert, Mowday, and Robertson's perspectives on organizational behavior

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Communication's role in corporate crisis management and recovery

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California K-12 school nutrition policy and recommended improvements

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A hypothetical dinner with Hitler, Roosevelt, and King

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The Abilene Paradox: causes, symptoms, and organizational solutions

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Joseph Stalin's use of charisma and coercion to consolidate power

Taking advantage of the political situation that accosted the country during the first years of the 20th century, Joseph Stalin found the perfect ground to achieve power through his charismatic charm and special ability to communicate with people and convince them to join his group of followers.

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