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A Critique of Executive Branch Decision‐Making Processes

American Journal of Agricultural Economics, 1983
The institutions underlying the agricultural policy decisions in the executive branch of the federal government are not working well. As a result, policies are too spasmodic, excessively short term, and too oriented toward farmers' interests rather than consumers or other rural residents.
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The making of a mahātma: Radhakrishnan's critique of Gandhi

Studies in Religion/Sciences Religieuses, 2003
Radhakrishnan's panegyrics on Gandhi have reinforced the popular and now well-entrenched image of Gandhi as India's Great Soul. A cursory reading of Radhakrishnan's works might suggest that he was an unwavering supporter of Gandhi. Challenging this popular perception, the author argues that throughout his life Radhakrishnan remained critical of several
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The making of Indian diplomacy: a critique of Eurocentrism

The Round Table, 2020
Deep K. Datta-Ray has written a difficult but highly rewarding book which raises fascinating questions not just about Indian diplomacy and diplomacy in general, but also about the very idea of mode...
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A Critique of “Operational Research and Decision-Making” by Adelson and Norman

Journal of the Operational Research Society, 1969
Several points mentioned by Adelson and Norman1 in their paper "Operational Research and Decision-making" are discussed critically-the selection of the model and its implication on the decision by an individual or by a committee; the choice of objectives and the degree to which objectives can guide a decision-maker; subjective probability; the ...
J. D. Croston, G. Gregory
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Early Management and Decision Making for the Treatment of Myelomeningocele: A Critique

Pediatrics, 1984
In a recent article, Gross et al1 have set out to do something about early decision making and the management of children with myelomeningocele. They have set out to evaluate a program that they have developed, claim is workable, and claim addresses the present ethical dilemma surrounding this issue. Have they done something worthwhile?
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Making sense of wheat development: a critique of methodology

Field Crops Research, 1998
Abstract Development in wheat is traditionally described in terms of durations of phases between observable events on the apex. The most commonly used events are seedling emergence, the formation of double ridges, and the terminal spikelet on the main stem, and the onset of anthesis.
Jamieson, P. D., Brooking, I. R., Semenov, M. A., Porter, J. R.   +3 more
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The Rationalist Approach to Judgement-Making: Description and Critique

2014
This chapter plays a heuristic role in our argument. In order to explicate practical reason, a detailed picture will be given of the misleading concept that features as practical reasoning in mainstream management theories and business education. Within such theories and education, the process of decision-making or judgement-making has been understood ...
Kimio Kase, César González-Cantón, Ikujiro Nonaka   +2 more
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Critique, Metacritique, and Making the (World of) Difference

Historical Materialism
Abstract This essay addresses Losurdo’s response to the metaquestion of why, if Nietzsche was an avowed aristocratic radical, he can continue to be received as a liberal or even a democratic thinker, whose appropriation by the far right sparks outrage (Section 1).
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Introduction. Making, Critique

2010
N. Katherine Hayles, Jessica Pressman
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When the ‘mindfulness wars’ enter the classroom: making sense of the critique of school-based mindfulness

Oxford Review of Education, 2022
Nis Langer Primdahl
exaly