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An Analysis of Municipal Financial Behavior Using the National League of Cities’ Typology 

Blankenship, Jeffrey (2007-08-15)
Municipal finance research is an endeavor that requires the classification of cities for comparison purposes. Traditional methods of grouping cities have relied primarily on the form of government (mayor versus manager) ...

An Examination of Cultural and Linguistic Competence in Health Care 

Whitman, Marilyn (2006-12-15)
The increasing number of foreign-born persons in the United States is creating significant cultural and linguistic challenges for health care providers. The Department of Health and Human Services, Office of Minority ...

The Georgia Voter Identification Requirement: Is it a Form of Voter Disenfranchisement? 

Mack, LaKerri (2012-05-04)
As an American citizen, my observation reveals that access to the franchise has been prohibited or limited for African Americans and the poor since 1863. Congress and the Supreme Court have been consistent in their legislation ...

The Growth of Private Voluntary Organizations 1968-2004 

Boldin, Felita (2006-12-15)
The increase in the number of private voluntary organizations (PVOs) registered with the United States Agency for International Development was analyzed for the period 1968-2004. The factors that were used to explain the ...

Interdependence Theory, China and American Security Interests 

Clarke, Paul (2006-05-15)
This research examines how the economic relationship between the United States and China impacts the potential for dyadic conflict. We employed Interdependence Theory to explain this relationship. Our purpose is to examine ...

The Significance of the Non-Profit Sector in America: A Case Study of Hurricane Katrina 

Menefee, Arturo (2009-08-06)
The purpose of this dissertation research project is to analyze the public’s perception of the capabilities (expertise, capacity, and resources) of the non-profit sector in assisting community residents following Hurricane ...