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A Clash of Civilizations?,were confronted with a world of Western economic, political, military, technological and cultural domination. For Muslims committed to ensuring the preservation of Islamic identity, culture and order in the face of this modernity, the challenge has been formidable.

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Conclusion,ly diverse than they are portrayed to be in Western media coverage. Moreover, the development of democracy in Turkey and Indonesia, and more recently its emergence in Tunisia and Egypt, denies the orientalist perspective of the Muslim world as static and incapable of progress. A limited understandin

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Halim Rane,Jacqui Ewart,John Martinkusle relevant demand intelligence and recruitment practices, while integration, expansion and enrichment of ostensibly unconnected ontologies represent key R&D issues..978-3-319-87925-3978-3-319-65012-8Series ISSN 2198-4182 Series E-ISSN 2198-4190

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government but nevertheless governments across the globe are pursuing outcome agendas. Organisational performance management systems in a government context must respond to this change by developing and effectively implementing comprehensive, output and outcome-focused, systems of organisational per

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Halim Rane,Jacqui Ewart,John Martinkusgovernment but nevertheless governments across the globe are pursuing outcome agendas. Organisational performance management systems in a government context must respond to this change by developing and effectively implementing comprehensive, output and outcome-focused, systems of organisational per