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The Ownership and Implementation of Ideas
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2004We study a knowledge-based economy in which efficient production relies on entrepreneurs' managerial talent, and suppliers of complementary project inputs can expropriate entrepreneurs by appropriating their ideas and deploying them elsewhere. The threat of expropriation at early contract negotiation stages forces the entrepreneur to pledge additional ...
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Implementing student ideas in CS2
Proceedings of the 7th annual conference on Innovation and technology in computer science education, 2002It is very hard for faculty members to create programming assignments that are simultaneously challenging, accessible, and practical for students year after year. In some advanced undergraduate courses, most notably software engineering courses, students may specify their own programming projects.
Jason N. Wyatt +2 more
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Ideology, Ideas and Implementation
2018Ideas frame three questionable factors claimed to motivate global public-private partnerships – have technical organizations shifted their ideology from a neo-Marxist to a neo-liberal; has new public management shifted the posture of international government organizations; and have market-like ideas become attractive for IGOs?
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Implementing “Corrections of Place” Ideas
Criminal Justice and Behavior, 2007Restorative justice has recently become popular among practitioners, but there have been few rigorous evaluations of programs. For approximately 5 years, Ventura County, California, probation staff and other local organizations worked together on the South Oxnard Challenge Project (SOCP), a juvenile probation program designed to implement Clear’s ...
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Implementing the IDEA Transition Mandates
Exceptional Children, 1999A policy study initiated in 1996 investigated implementation of the transition mandates of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) in nine sites across the United States. Five sites were identified as model sites because they had a national reputation for effective implementation of transition policies and practices, while four were ...
Susan Brody Hasazi +2 more
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Creativity and implementations of new ideas
International Journal of Gender and Entrepreneurship, 2013Purpose – This paper uses a combination of organisation theory, gender theory and the work environment to study the generation and implementation of new ideas in organisations. How do employees' perceptions of organisational structure and the work environment affect idea generation and implementation, and how does gender moderate this relationship ...
Lene Foss, Kristin Woll, Mikko Moilanen
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2010
Project management is as old as the universe, which is recorded in the Book of Genesis as a seven-step project. Perhaps the long history of project management makes it seem like an exercise in common sense. So why do so many projects fail to meet their deadlines, budgets or objectives? How can project management be improved? Here we offer a simple five-
Ribera, Jaume, Moscoso, Philip
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Project management is as old as the universe, which is recorded in the Book of Genesis as a seven-step project. Perhaps the long history of project management makes it seem like an exercise in common sense. So why do so many projects fail to meet their deadlines, budgets or objectives? How can project management be improved? Here we offer a simple five-
Ribera, Jaume, Moscoso, Philip
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Ideas are Ten a Penny: It’s Team Implementation not Idea Generation that Counts
Applied Psychology, 2002No abstract.
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Indian child welfare act: Ideas for implementation
Child Abuse & Neglect, 1982The Indian Child Welfare Act of 1978 was passed to curb the excessive rate of placement of Indian children in non-Indian foster and adoptive homes. Congress concluded that these placements were abusive because of their contribution to the identity confusion of the Indian children who had been placed as well as the disruption of tribal culture.
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