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Issue Title QuarterlyVol. I 2015 The FundamentalsIThe ComeUnity ReEngineeringProject InitiativeQ-1 2015II The Adolescent Law Group Q-2 2015IIILandmark Cases in USJuvenile Justice (PA)Q-3 2015IV The First Amendment Project Q-4 2015Vol. II 2016 Strategic DevelopmentV The Fourth Amendment Project Q-1 2016VILandmark Cases in USJuvenile Justice (NJ)Q-2 2016VII Youth Court Q-3 2016VIIIThe Economic Consequences of LegalDecision-MakingQ-4 2016Vol. III 2017 SustainabilityIX The Sixth Amendment Project Q-1 2017XThe Theological Foundations ofUS Law & GovernmentQ-2 2017XI The Eighth Amendment Project Q-3 2017XIIThe EB-5 InvestorImmigration Project*Q-4 2017Vol. IV 2018 CollaborationXIII Strategic Planning Q-1 2018XIVThe Juvenile JusticeLegislative Reform InitiativeQ-2 2018XV The Advocacy Foundation Coalition Q-3 2018Page 188 of 211
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This work is not meant to be a piec
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inefficiencies that have arisen in
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parts of the organization are not s
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Evaluating or crafting an organizat
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[businesses] to increase these valu
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Analysis of the information indicat
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for overseeing all problems within
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1. Perceived needs are defined by w
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2. Establish the planning team3. Es
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government, advocacy groups or a co
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Community Needs Assessment III - Th
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ConductionAccording to Sharma, Lanu
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Service GapsAn assessment of servic
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road map for improving neighborhood
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organizational culture as "corporat
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If organizational culture is seen a
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Promoting consistency and encouragi
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Management Types of CommunicationTh
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In a study of public-sector union m
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conflicts in cultural practices and
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It has been proposed that organizat
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3. Model culture change at the high
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cultures into the one new culture.
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Research and ModelsSeveral methods
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Long- Versus Short-Term Orientation
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4. Bet-the-company culture: This ha
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deepest level may be insufficient t
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4. Object/Concept-In-Organization S
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contingent rewards motivate employe
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be effective. People are expected t
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the positive expectations of others
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Conversion includes the private acc
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Psychological ManipulationPsycholog
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UnanimitySocial Influence is strong
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Advice UtilizationAdvice utilizatio
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Other Factors Contributing to Advic
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Decision ModelsDecision models desc
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Collection AnalyticsMany portfolios
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Recent advancements in technology h
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Regression TechniquesRegression mod
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positive as well as negative values
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An important concept associated wit
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