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Locally recurrent rectal cancer: Surgical strategy
World Journal of Surgery, 1992AbstractRelapses after “curative resection” of rectal cancer may be localized and thus amenable to surgical treatment. The risk of relapse may be higher than previously believed depending on adequacy and length of follow‐up, the diagnostic modalities used, and the number of autopsies performed.
J P, de Azevedo +2 more
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Elite Strategies, Local Networks
2017“Elite Strategies, Local Networks” outlines analytic frameworks for studying the clash of development strategies and local social networks. Fennell starts by laying out definitions of ethnic groups and how individual action and group solidarity interact.
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2018
This chapter differs from the others in that it does not provide new information, but rather tries to provide a framework within which to think about local strategy development. It argues that a strategic approach is an asset to an area and that flexibility and local adaptation are essential for success.
Cameron Stark, Brian A. Kidd
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This chapter differs from the others in that it does not provide new information, but rather tries to provide a framework within which to think about local strategy development. It argues that a strategic approach is an asset to an area and that flexibility and local adaptation are essential for success.
Cameron Stark, Brian A. Kidd
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Local authority health strategies
1991This chapter reviewing the local authority contribution to the ‘national health’ is in itself symbolic of the changes which have occurred in the health policy environment in Britain. At the level of service delivery, local authority action is also a reaction to a situation in which current community-based health initiatives represent a patchwork of ...
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Local Authorities Unemployment Strategies
Social Policy & Administration, 1986If a “co‐ordinated strategy to reduce the major problem of unemployment” is needed, as Leaper claimed in previous volume, there remains the question of how to develop such a strategy. Central governmental agencies like the MSC have major programmes, but other consequences of high unemployment have to be dealt with by local authorities.
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Smart Multisensor Strategies for Indoor Localization
2017This chapter focuses on indoor localization implemented by traditional and advanced enabling technologies , measurement strategies and applications. In particular, the discussion is oriented to perform a benchmark between different solutions with a specific focus in the framework of Active and Assisted Living .
Andò, Bruno +3 more
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Harvard business review, 2005
The aim of strategy is to master a market environment by understanding and anticipating the actions of other economic agents, especially competitors. A firm that has some sort of competitive advantage-privileged access to customers, for instance--will have relatively few competitors to contend with, since potential competitors without an advantage, if ...
Bruce, Greenwald, Judd, Kahn
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The aim of strategy is to master a market environment by understanding and anticipating the actions of other economic agents, especially competitors. A firm that has some sort of competitive advantage-privileged access to customers, for instance--will have relatively few competitors to contend with, since potential competitors without an advantage, if ...
Bruce, Greenwald, Judd, Kahn
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This chapter presents how Syrian charitable entrepreneurs organized themselves to increase their room of manoeuvre and confront, circumvent and use to their advantage the authoritarian apparatus deployed in order to restrict their activities, co-opt and instrumentalize them, and even repress them at certain times. Building on Albert O.
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