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This collection of essays provides a critical and scholarly assessment of muckraking journalists at the beginning of the twentieth century.

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Examines the US policy process toward five multilateral development banks as a case study in how the USA manages its participation in multilateral institutions. The USA's participation in these institutions is important as they increasingly influence US relations with the developing world.

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Examines the US policy process toward five multilateral development banks as a case study in how the USA manages its participation in multilateral institutions. The USA's participation in these institutions is important as they increasingly influence US relations with the developing world.

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Muller's work is designed to provide a comprehensive introduction to the major agreements prevalent in the recording and music entertainment industry today.

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It's not that most businesspeople lack moral convictions. Rather, they tend not to voice them and are inattentive when others do. Bird sees this behavior as moral silence, deafness, and blindness, and, following this analogy to the senses, he argues that the practice of ethics is a form of communica

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In viewing business people's lack of voice on moral convictions as a moral silence, deafness and blindness, this work argues that the practice of ethics is a form of communication. It focuses on the factors that stifle communication and contains numerous case studies from business life.

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Critics and defenders of multinational corporations often agree that the activities of multinationals are creating a powerful global market that is rendering national borders obsolete. The authors of this book, however, argue that such expectations commonly rest on a myth.

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Explores myths surrounding the global consumption of oil. This book argues that: the supply of oil and gas is much larger than imagined by the pessimists; seeking political, military, or commercial control of oil supplies is unnecessary, self-defeating, and exorbitantly expensive; and, oil is merely one convenient source of energy.

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Explores myths surrounding the global consumption of oil. This book lays out an environmentally and geopolitically responsible path for the petroleum industry and its customers.

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The Washington financier who first proposed creation of a trust fund to retire the national debt has written a book outlining a new plan that would prevent Congress from raiding the fund to supplement the cost of regular government programs.

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From the impact of rising gas prices to debates over free trade agreements, the workings of the economy remain a mystery to most, even as the demands on our economic resources increase.

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Dr Douglas assesses the success of the Lottery's regulation against the objectives set out in the enabling legislation: the upholding of the Lottery's propriety, the protection of the players, and the maximizing of the funds to be applied to the good causes.

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Riahi-Belkaoui argues that the multidivisional organizational structure is far superior to the standard, functional form of corporate organization.

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Riahi-Belkaoui's contingency approach to disclosure adequacy identifies determinants based on cultural, linguistic, political, civil, economic and demographic relativisms, on legal and tax relativisms and even on religious relativism.

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This text offers a "fly-on-the-wall" perspective of the executive-level activities of five chief information officers operating in five industries: utilities; manufacturing; government agency; insurance; and university. The text covers topics such as meetings, mail, phone calls and travel.

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What are the sources of the well-known differences in the performance of capitalist and socialist economic systems Peter Murrell argues that the Schumpeterian model has far more power to answer this question than does the neoclassical theory generally used for that purpose. The neoclassical theory focuses on the absence of a price system and the i

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This text examines the characteristics of environments that give rise to political risk, explores the relationship between low economic growth and high political risk, and differentiates between definitions and forecasting models of political risk.

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This volume intends to cultivate an appreciation for the complexity of human decision making and the incentives that drive human behavior. By examining specific policy changes, it will delve into the effects of and lessons learned from regulations in financial markets, computer and internet governance, and health care innovation and delivery.