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Abstract The ideas and discourse in agents’ discursive interactions appear at three levels of generality: at the immediate level of specific policies; at an intermediate level of more general programs, which add policy instruments, methods, and goals; and at the deepest level as philosophies, which constitute core ideas and discourse ...
Leslie Davison, Gayle Westerberg
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Leslie Davison, Gayle Westerberg
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1992
AbstractThis chapter looks at the causes for the move away from the classical socialist system and discusses the dynamics of the process. The inducements for the change, which may differ in depth and radicalism, are rooted in the accumulated tensions and contradictions of the classical system: the first group of symptoms is an accumulation of economic ...
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AbstractThis chapter looks at the causes for the move away from the classical socialist system and discusses the dynamics of the process. The inducements for the change, which may differ in depth and radicalism, are rooted in the accumulated tensions and contradictions of the classical system: the first group of symptoms is an accumulation of economic ...
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2011
The challenges of growth change with each new generation. The business environment will be different. The skill sets, personalities, and management styles of the family members working in the business will be different. What family members need and want from the business will shift over time and so will family members’ relationship to the enterprise.
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The challenges of growth change with each new generation. The business environment will be different. The skill sets, personalities, and management styles of the family members working in the business will be different. What family members need and want from the business will shift over time and so will family members’ relationship to the enterprise.
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2003
The recent resurgence of regionalism is not Asia-specific, but part of a worldwide phenomenon. In the 1950s and 1960s the phenomenon of regionalism was particularly pronounced not only in Europe but also in Africa, the Americas and Asia and the Pacific. These early efforts were followed by a period of stagnation in region formation in the 1970s. In the
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The recent resurgence of regionalism is not Asia-specific, but part of a worldwide phenomenon. In the 1950s and 1960s the phenomenon of regionalism was particularly pronounced not only in Europe but also in Africa, the Americas and Asia and the Pacific. These early efforts were followed by a period of stagnation in region formation in the 1970s. In the
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Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, 1996
C, Palazzolo, A, Feyerherm
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C, Palazzolo, A, Feyerherm
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1994
Abstract These remarks by Malcolm Bradbury raise some quite general questions about the underlying conditions for a period of artistic innovation—he notes here a reaction against the past {anti-Realism), a strategy for gaining attention (the avant-garde), and a sense of relationship to the general culture of the time (anxious).
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Abstract These remarks by Malcolm Bradbury raise some quite general questions about the underlying conditions for a period of artistic innovation—he notes here a reaction against the past {anti-Realism), a strategy for gaining attention (the avant-garde), and a sense of relationship to the general culture of the time (anxious).
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Sensing and controlling protein dynamics
Nature Reviews Molecular Cell Biology, 2010Katharine H Wrighton +1 more
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