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Japan's banking crisis in the 1990s: causes and recovery
Money changes all the iron rules into rubber bands." Japan's current, positive financial movements are touted to symbolic of the strength of the recovery and the end of a long and painful period.
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Social psychological research on ingroup bias and intergroup conflict
The study of how groups relate and outgroup prejudice has taken on a role of vital importance today, considering the riots in France, the threat of terrorism, labor disputes and other group dynamics, such as gang violence, that beset our society.
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Consumption and identity in postmodern cities
Postmodern cities are not known for their nation-state characteristics as cities were in ancient times, they are now known as places of consumption. A few weeks after the September 11 attacks, we heard Tony Blair urging his people to 'consume'.
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Feminist therapy and gender role analysis in psychological treatment
Feminists have purported that male and female perspectives on life have been developed from early childhood in different ways. Men view the world in terms of power and competition, or hierarchy. Women, view the world as a series of relationships and connections to others.
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Hildegard Peplau and psychiatric nursing leadership
Introduction the mere mention of the name of Hildegard E. Peplau lights up the image of a nurse who later became a bonafide legend in her own time, incomparable for her passion for change throughout her professional career (Clarke 1999).
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Alcoholism as disease: definitions, causes, and family impact
Alcoholism occurs when an individuals alcoholic beverage consumption, or their preoccupation with the beverages, negatively affects the person's personal and/or professional life (Sales, 1999).
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Management theories of Fayol and Simon compared
Henri Fayol was a management theorist from France. He was primarily interested in labor organization and during the early part of the 20th century what he had to say was very influential (Wren, Bedeian, & Breeze, 2002).
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Greece's position on the proposed European constitution
An Analysis of the Impact of the European Constitution on the Countries of Europe in General and Greece in Particular Europe is now presented with a historically unique opportunity...The (constitutional) contract must be such as to ensure mutual gains from trade...
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Erikson's generativity in fathers: paternal identity and psychosocial development
In the Journal of Men's Studies, there was an article entitled Exploring Erikson's Psychosocial theory of development: generativity and its relationship to paternal identity, intimacy, and involvement in childcare.
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The role of rhetoric and communication in shaping public opinion
Overall, it shows that communication is just too broad and complex to easily pigeon hole and define.