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The Cold War: origins, escalation, and decline from 1945 to 1991

The term cold war became famous after the end of World War II. As soon as the World War II ended the verbal bickering started among different nations. Churchill first made a speech emphasizing the superiority of Western nations and Stalin in return placed Churchill in the same league as Hitler.

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The four quadrants of total quality management

Total quality management developed mainly in Japan with assistance from practitioners and experts mutually coordinating efforts from the U.S. And Japan.

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Russia's foreign policy towards Germany's UN Security Council seat

The Warsaw Pact and the Soviet Union may have been consigned to the historical dustbins of failed experiments, but the Russia that emerged from these fiascoes retains many of the same problems and foreign policy goals of its former empire.

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Executive development training trends in modern organizations

Training and forming executives, at all levels of the company and no matter what the size of the organization, is essential in today's continuously competitive marketing environment, where different challenges are appearing to determine the way the company will evolve. Why?

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Eastern theater Civil War battles, 1861 to 1862

The eastern theater of the Civil War between 1861 and 1862 contained many of the most famous battles of the Civil War. The first was known as the First Battle of Bull Run or the First Manassas by Southerners.

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Hitler's charisma and consolidation of power in Nazi Germany

How and why was Adolph Hitler able to take control over Germany and assume such frightening, uniform authority over the state's entire power structure in such a relatively short period of historical time?

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Saladin's portrayal in Christian and Islamic worlds during the Crusades

Saladin, or Salah al-Din, or Selahedin, was a twelfth century Kurdish Muslim general and warrior from Tikrit, in what is currently northern Iraq. Saladin founded the Ayyubid dynasty in Egypt.

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Procter and Gamble's Organization 2005 strategy execution analysis

The intent of this paper is to analyze Proctor & Gambles' approach to implementing one of the largest strategic initiatives in their history, Organization 2005.

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The assassination of Rafik Hariri and Lebanon's political future

Lebanon is an oddity in the Middle East; a diverse cultural mixture that were it not for outside influences vying for power and control of the country might perhaps achieve a culturally and economically successful society.

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The evolution of management theory from scientific to human relations approaches

The true commencement of managerial actions has yet to be clearly identified. On one hand, the managerial concept is a new and modern one, placing managerial actions in the contemporary society.

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