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Police use of force: abuse, accountability, and prevention

To diffuse tense situations, to catch criminals, to protect the public and to protect themselves, police are endowed with power to use force. It is essential to properly train, monitor and carefully review the performance of the police force on a regular basis.

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Police recruitment and affirmative action in law enforcement

Police recruitment and hiring has change with the times, just as so many other forms of public service recruitment and hiring have changed.

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Dr. Manmohan Singh's leadership style and democratic management approaches

In this era of rapid change, incremental focus is being placed on the management function within any social, political and/or business entity. In this order of ideas, the specialized literature presents the reader with a multitude of information on leadership styles.

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Crisis communication planning and the Tylenol case study

Crisis communication is the official reaction to a business or industry situation that runs the risk of escalating intensity, falling under close media or government scrutiny, interfering with the normal operations of a business, jeopardizing the positive public image presently enjoyed by the…

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Morton Winston's theory of technological revolution and social change

Most of the actions performed by people in the present are owed to the great technological breakthroughs done over the last centuries. Technology is a key element in the chain of evolution, as humankind has succeeded in achieving many things that once seemed to be impossible.

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Drug approval reform in Britain's National Health Service

The under-medicated society: A proposal to facilitate new drug approval in Great Britain's National Health Service (NHS)

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Pesticide types, mechanisms, and environmental toxicity

What are pesticides? They are substances, including chemical, biological, antimicrobial, or disinfectant, or some type of mixtures of these substances, that are used to control pests like weeds, insects, microbes, and other pests.

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Jane Eyre and social exclusion in Victorian England

Such values were directly contrasted by the influence of key progressive individuals. Author Charlotte Bronte was such an individual, provoking a discourse on the topics of gender, religion and equality during an era where her subversive meditations were conspicuous.

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Randy Alcorn's "Safely Home": Christian persecution and spiritual transformation

The book "Safely Home" by Randy Alcorn tells the story of two very different men. One lives a life of God and persecution in China, while the other lives an empty life in corporate America. The book tells of their reuniting after 20 years, and its effect on both men.

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Ford Motors' response to financial crisis and market competition

Ford Motors is without any doubt one of the most reputable American symbols. The United States automobile manufacturer has been present within the international market for more than a century and, throughout this period, it has registered both successes as well as failures.

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