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The leadership process and social change in the developing country of Congo-Kinshasa
Promoting democracy through the Middle East Partnership Initiative: An Egyptian example
A thematic exploration of political leadership: Relationship compatibility from the perspective of choice theory
The journey toward self-sufficiency from the perspectives of homeless men: Implications for social policy
Freight railroad security: A case study of post 9-11 effectiveness
The impact of local enforcement of immigration laws on undocumented immigrant day laborers
Responsive e-government: A study of local government e-feedback methodology
A correlational analysis of economic factors that model commercial real estate performance
Attitudes Toward Federal Government Privatization Reform Policies Among Federal Civil Servants and AFGE Labor Union Members Within the Department of Defense in Oahu, Hawaii
A Situational Analysis of Human Rights and Cultural Effects on Gender Justice for Girls
The Effects of Military Experience on Civic Consciousness
A Phenomenological Examination of Barriers and Motivators Experienced by Women as Elected Members of Legislative Positions in British Columbia
Female State Legislators: Lived Experiences
The Effect of Leadership Styles on Leader Effectiveness, Employee Satisfaction, and Employee Effort in a Local Government
An Evaluation of Mortgage-Backed Security Transactions Under the Troubled Asset Relief Program
Relationships Between Political Competition and Socioeconomic Status in the United States
Democracy in Developing Countries: A Case Study of Guinea, West Africa, 1990--2010
Increasing Women's Representation in Decision Making in Namibia
United States' Foreign Policy Toward the Middle East and Transnational Terrorism