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Computer technology, digital transactions, and legal discovery: A phenomenological study of possible paradoxes
Native American leadership theory: A tribal perspective
 
Global cultural values change and the relationship with telecommunications change: A longitudinal analysis
Community and learning: A virtual community of practice for nurse practitioners
 
Nigerian national leadership style influence on economic, political and social development: A case study of direct foreign investment
Pedagogy of the American oppressed: Understanding online knowledge sharing by impoverished adults
 
No employee left behind: The lived workplace experiences of inclusion/exclusion of African American engineering professionals within the semiconductor industry
Youth/adult perspectives: The involvement of youth in non-profit youth organization decision-making processes
 
Cooperative living in retirement: A narrative inquiry exploring innovative retirement living arrangements
Sociopolitical structure and economic development on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation
 
Perspectives of Nepalese women on the economic development of their country
Informing therapeutic treatment and practice: A study of recovery histories of non-recidivists
 
The rise of entrepreneurship within post-communist Russia: A case study through the lens of the entrepreneur
Adult identity development, rites of passage, and the Bermudian male adolescent
 
Successful information and communication technology implementation strategies for rural communities: An investigation of tech-based economic development programs
Homeless parents seeking employment: A phenomenological study
 
Race and gender in illicit drug transactions
A quantitative inquiry into national wealth creation: A study of 62 Project GLOBE societies
 
A phenomenological exploratory study of western expatriates' cross-cultural adjustment to Saudi Arabia
Examining the community's response to their formerly incarcerated neighbors