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Hossam Ismail,Iain Reid,Jenny Poolton,Ivan Arokiamployees’ learning? It is argued that, generally speaking, the five CSFs—the ‘spectacles with five glasses’—offer a suitable perspective on learning and development within organizations, aiming for their adaptability, based on a well-founded reflective practice. Specific attention is paid to its fitn

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Xin Yan Zhang,George Q. Huangtion and training of military officers: on the one hand, officers taking oaths as part of their own training and induction, and as part of their future role as an officer administering oaths on the other hand. Conceptually the assessment draws on the speech-act theories of Austin . and Searle ..

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Stefan BockeFP as deterrence by punishment. The strategic cultures, the history and threat perceptions of the Baltic states explain these differences to a large extent. In particular the presence of Russophone minorities in Estonia and Latvia, lead to some reluctance in fully embracing NATO’s strategy, while a

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Wuyi Lu,Janet Efstathiou,Ernesto del Valle Lehneirectives. Consequently, civil-law countries are expected to be more likely to ratify treaties than common-law countries. The empirical results clearly confirm this expectation. In particular, civil-law countries have ratified about nine percent more treaties than common-law countries.

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