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Technology's impact on human relevance in an increasingly automated society

It appears technology is directly or indirectly linked to all recent progress. Certainly, many of the daily activities in which humans engage (reading a newspaper, making coffee, commuting to work, etc.) require technological devices.

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How organizations are transforming from hierarchical to agile structures

The theoretical and practical issues that continue to lead the discourse of organizational theories are presented in this analysis, concentrating on how the forces of compliance, offshoring and outsourcing, the pervasive influence of the Internet on transparency and speed of communications, and the…

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Nature and nurture in predicting adult criminal behavior

This debate will perhaps, never end. In the early part of the twentieth century, nature was supposed to win out. The execrable notion of eugenics, where criminals, homosexuals and some of society's misfits were sterilized so that they would not pollute the gene pool was popular.

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Shared vision and ethical leadership in learning organizations

Paroby and White published "The Role of Shared Vision and Ethics in Building an Effective Learning Organization" in 2010.

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Peter Singer's moral argument for ending global poverty and famine

Peter Singer's objective in "Famine, Affluence, and Morality" is to raise activism in the general public with regard to ending famine and conditions of abject poverty. The focus of the article concerns the public's need to take greater action.

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Alex from HBO's "In Treatment": trauma and intellectualization

Blair Underwood's character, Alex, from HBO's program, "In Treatment" is a highly skilled, high-achieving U.S. Navy pilot who served in the war in Iraq and Afghanistan. Alex was raised in a Navy family and was always encouraged and expected to achieve his best and perform a top level.

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Machiavelli's argument on fortress construction and political image

In chapter twenty of the Prince, Niccolo Machiavelli attempts to answer what appears to be a fairly straightforward question, namely, whether or not building a fortress is a worthwhile endeavor.

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Dunlop's web of rules in industrial relations systems

The topic of industrial relations has been considerably important for both the employers as well as the employees. The topic is generally discussed in terms of relationship between both employer and the employees and moderating factors that govern outcomes of this relationship.

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Applying scientific reasoning to claims of pyramid health benefits

The use of mind's reasoning skills can be very helpful in detecting useful bits of information that are presented to one's senses.

~8 min read

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Deconstructing the "saving" of Afghan women in War on Terrorism rhetoric

Do Muslim women really need saving? Between here and there: feminist solidarity and Afghan women. Do Muslim women really need saving? Anthropological reflections on cultural relativism and its others.

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