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De onwillige public partner: public-private partnership in Mali

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Partner-Track Aspirations in Public Accounting: Comparisons between Partners and Non-Partners

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2022
SYNOPSIS Partner aspirations (i.e., an employee’s desire to make partner) benefit accounting firms by promoting succession planning and reducing unwanted employee turnover. Further, female partner aspirations are critical for firms striving to achieve gender equity at the partner level.
Beau Grant Barnes, Marc Cussatt, Derek W. Dalton, Nancy L. Harp   +3 more
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Partnering With Public Libraries

Journal of the American Dietetic Association, 1998
Abstract Public libraries are an invaluable educational resource to the community that can provide other educational opportunities. The St. Louis Dietetic Association's Community Practice Group developed a partnership with the St. Louis Public Library to provide interactive nutrition education through existing library modules and programs.
D.Thomas Porter, T. Liescheidt, R.L. Dyuff   +2 more
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Codesigning with public partners

Proceedings of the 15th Participatory Design Conference: Short Papers, Situated Actions, Workshops and Tutorial - Volume 2, 2018
This workshop invites participatory design (PD) researchers and practitioners to consider and exchange experiences of controversies and agonism in codesign projects with citizens and various public partners. Many public actors like departments and other units in county and city councils, municipalities, hospitals etc.
Signe Louise Yndigegn, Lone Malmborg, Eva Brandt   +2 more
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Public Education Changes Partners

Journal of Policy History, 2001
Although actual classroom practice has changed far less than one might imagine over the past hundred years, thefunctionand themeaningof American public education have become profoundly different. There are few occupations whose day-to-day activities have changed as little as have those of school-teachers, but the relationship of schools and society has
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