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Applying complexity theory to public sector policy and governance

The objective of this work is to examine complexity theory in the public sector. According to Paul Cairney in the work entitled "Complexity Theory in Public Policy" the term complexity "has relevance to a wide range of theories in public policy which describe the replacement of the simple "clubby…

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Germany's adoption of IASB standards and impacts on Deutsche Bank

Reporting standards for financial transactions have been varied with regard to countries and companies across the globe for many years. This fact has made it difficult for transactions to be reported with any great degree of accuracy.

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Liberal and realist perspectives on the Persian Gulf War and U.S. foreign policy

The liberal view of the U.S. Clean Air Act would be of the nature of appointing the government as the entity holding responsibility to correct the problem resulting from the perceptual view in which carbon dioxide of which the U.S.

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Computing applications for air and water pollution monitoring and modeling

Computers are being used in applications that gauge the pollution in the air and water and other areas of the earth environment. These applications are useful in determining the source of the pollution and in assisting in informing researchers what might be done to reduce such pollution.

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The G20's role in addressing global financial crises and sustainable development

Which of the chiefs of Gauls put up a serious resistance to Julius Caesar's invading legionnaires? Which King brought Leonardo da Vinci to France ?

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Australia's carbon tax: economic costs and policy effectiveness

Carbon emissions during recent decades have generated much controversy and some communities have taken harsh measures in order to combat effects associated with the process.

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Human population, urbanization, industrialization, and global warming

It will first discuss human population as a cause for environmental degradation by also relating to afferent effects. It will then bring into equation urbanization and industrialization which are closely linked.

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Christian stewardship of the environment as God's sacred gift

When it comes to the environment, Christians are as beholden to it as anyone regarding its preservation and restoration. The environment is a physical manifestation of God's love and it's for us to preserve.

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The Renewables Obligation and UK energy policy transformation

The primary sources of energy in the UK comes in the form of oil and gas reserves from the North Sea and coal.

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The National Geographic Society's organizational evolution and strategic challenges

The National Geographic Society is based in Washington, DC, and was founded in 1888.

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