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Rational decision-making and psychiatric impairment in foreign policy

In international relations theory, realists generally follow the rational choice or national actor with the assumption that states and their leaders make policy on the basis of calculated self-interest.

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GE Aviation Division: aircraft engines and human resource management

This paper discusses General Electric Corporation (GE), specifically the arm which focuses on the production of aircraft engines. Until 2005, the GE Aviation division (GEA) operated under the designation of General Electric Aircraft Engines (GEAE).

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Queen Hatshepsut: Africa's hero who became pharaoh

If one asks people their opinions about what characteristics describe a hero, the responses will probably vary across cultures and historical periods. Even so, there are several traits which seem to have almost universal appeal.

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Epistemological assumptions in Belfast Petroleum's succession planning

This paper discusses the philosophical assumptions and epistemological stances of Belfast Petroleum, Inc. As they relate to issues of on-boarding, transitioning, and promoting new engineers to greater levels of responsibility.

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Challenges and benefits of academic group work in teams

Group work can be complicated and challenging, since there are different individuals from different backgrounds attempting to achieve one common goal. Students in many universities are required to work in groups or learning teams.

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Credit monitoring service expansion strategy for the United States market

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How military service shaped my core ethical values

A person's worldview is shaped in many ways starting from birth. The values held by his family, friends and community are impressed upon him during the first years of his life, and form the basis by which he interacts with the world and through which he understands his experiences.

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Knowledge management systems and organizational effectiveness

When organizations maximize their potential, this appears only after they have a full understanding of not only the market, but of its own internal interpretive mechanisms that help dictate the strength and pace of its operations.

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Similarities and differences in the lives of Jesus and Muhammad

The power of religion is unmatched by any other philosophy. Religion has been utilized throughout history to unite or divide entire populations, to attain political prestige or financial power, and to subjugate society by often thwarting scientific reasoning.

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Organizational culture, behavior, and communication in business strategy

An organization's cultural composition encompasses a wide array of structural variables, all of which comprise the ultimate operational atmosphere of the company.

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