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Service-Oriented architectures and enterprise system integration strategies

The rapid adoption of the Service-oriented Architecture (SOA) framework as a means to coordinate and synchronize the many information technology (it) systems, databases and legacy applications within an enterprise to support a common strategic vision is transforming businesses across industries…

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The enduring relevance of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein to modern society

Mary Shelly Wrote the novel Frankenstein in the year 1817. Since its publication it has gripped the interest and imagination of readers throughout the world and is still being read and studied today.

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Single-parent families and academic achievement in American children

The general topic covering this research is sociology and uncovering patterns within contemporary American society. This includes extrapolating the socio-cultural change that is occurring in modern day life.

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The historical expansion of educational opportunities for American women

Educational opportunities for men and women are now equal under the law, but that was not always the case. American women made slow progress during the nineteenth century in securing their rights to expand their intellectual horizons beyond the roles of wives and mothers to which society held them.

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Developing a structured interview process for entry-level management positions

The role of the human resources department increases at intense rates within the modern day society. In its inception, the labor force was a massive construction of unskilled, underpaid and exploited individuals.

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Racial identity and passing in Danzy Senna's Caucasia

Danzy Senna's debut novel Caucasia was published in 1988 and that in itself is a critical part of the character of Birdie.

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George Gershwin's life and musical legacy in America

George Gershwin was an American composer, songwriter, pianist and conductor. He was an insightful and adoring musician, who manufactured his musical formations between jazz and classical customs.

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The big questions of public management and research

Behn, R. (1995). The Big Questions of Public Management. Public Administration Review, 55 (4), 313. Students and professionals in public management should be continually asking three main questions: How to reduce excessive micromanagement that hampers progress?

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Legalizing prostitution in California: economic and public health benefits

This research attempts to examine three hypotheses related to the decriminalization or legalization of prostitution in the state of California: it is wasteful to attempt to fight prostitution as a crime; legalization would reduce the spread of sexually-transmitted diseases, violence, and drug use;…

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Child soldiers: exploitation and trauma in modern conflicts

Though adults, particularly those in western cultures, would like to believe children partaking in the activities of war is a new phenomenon, in fact the opposite is true. Children have been involved in conflicts and war for decades, if not centuries.

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