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The Current Neo-Isolationism In United States African Policy, Richard A. Fredland

Journal of African Policy Studies

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The Political Economy Of The Public Sector And Privatization In Liberia, James S. Guseh

Journal of African Policy Studies

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Namibia’S Post-Apartheid Agricultural Bureaucracy Restructuring: The Agricultural Extension Service, 1990-1996, Joshua B. Forrest

Journal of African Policy Studies

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Policy Management In Africa’S Democracies, Michael Bratton, Harry Garnett, Julie Koenen-Grant, Catherine Rielly

Journal of African Policy Studies

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Cover And Table Of Contents, Institute On African Affairs

Journal of African Policy Studies

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Government In Nigeria: The Criminalization Of A Nation, Nonso Okeafoezeke

Journal of African Policy Studies

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Colonial Heritage And Language Identity In Africa, Raymond Mopoho

Journal of African Policy Studies

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Schools, Those Uncertain Tools Of Social Change: The Case Of Morocco’S Female Graduates, Latifa Jouhir

Journal of African Policy Studies

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Cover And Table Of Contents, Institute On African Affairs

Journal of African Policy Studies

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Structural Adjustment Programs (Saps) In Ghana: Interrogating Pndc’S Implementation, Kwame Boafo-Arthur

Journal of African Policy Studies

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Book Reviews, Gloria I. Chuku

Journal of African Policy Studies

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Public Policy And The New Patterns Of Governance For Industrial Change In Nigeria, Robert Dibie

Journal of African Policy Studies

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National Identity, Democracy, And The Politics Of Language In Malawi And Tanzania, Sam A. Mchombo

Journal of African Policy Studies

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The Clinton Administration And Humanitarian Intervention In Africa, Earl Conteh-Morgan

Journal of African Policy Studies

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Cover And Table Of Contents, Institute On African Affairs

Journal of African Policy Studies

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Land Inheritance And Subdivision In Kenya: A Policy Dilemma, Nyaga Mwaniki

Journal of African Policy Studies

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Evaluating The Impact Of A Renal Dosing Refreshable Sidebar Report On Appropriateness Of Antimicrobial Dosing At A Large Acute Care Cancer Hospital, Emily Fox, Jovan Borjan, Nancy Vuong, Hannah Aune, Claire Marten, Joshua Hendrickson

Advances in Cancer Education and Quality Improvement

Background: Appropriate antimicrobial dosing is vital in the treatment of patients with infectious diseases, though adherence to guideline recommended doses is often suboptimal.

Outcomes: This study was conducted to evaluate the impact of a renal dosing refreshable sidebar report, which displayed recommendations from a previously developed institutional antimicrobial dosing guide at the time of antimicrobial order entry. The primary outcome was adherence to daptomycin dosing guideline recommendations before and after implementation.

Methods: This was a pre- and post-quasi-experimental study at a 600-bed acute care cancer hospital. Adult patients (≥18 years old) that received daptomycin from February-April 2021 (pre-intervention phase) and …

Social Justice Fallacies, David Mcclough

The Journal of Economics and Politics

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Transforming Criminal Justice Leadership With A Servant-Oriented Trauma-Informed Approach, Janina Cich

Forensic Scholars Today

This paper explores the transformative potential of a criminal justice leadership model by integrating principles of servant leadership, emotional intelligence, and trauma-informed care, focusing on rebuilding community trust, improving officer well-being, and fostering equitable, empathetic public service. This transformative module emphasizes humility, accountability, and emotional awareness to address the deep-rooted effects of trauma on both criminal justice personnel and the communities they serve. Through proactive strategies, such as open communication, cultural competence training, and mental health support, future leaders can cultivate resilient, community-focused agencies prioritizing healing, justice, and human dignity.

Book Prospect Ii, Anwar Shaikh Phd

Archives of Anwar Shaikh

This collection includes:

• A letter from Rene Olivieri at Basil Blackwell discussing the manuscript on Marxist political economy, potential publication strategy, and co-authored works (June 11, 1985).

• A letter from Colin L. Day at Cambridge University Press discussing reader reports on the book proposal and requesting a response (November 3, 1983).

• Reader report A evaluating the book proposals for Cambridge University Press.

• Reader report B evaluating the two book proposals, Marxian categories and empirical evidence and Marxian economic analysis, for Cambridge University Press.

• An outline for the proposed book Marxian economic analysis detailing sources and structure.

• An outline for …

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Book Reviews, Apollos O. Nwauwa

Journal of African Policy Studies

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Entrepreneurship As An Outcome Of Economic Hardship Policy In Nigeria, Robert Dibie, Patrick Okonkwo

Journal of African Policy Studies

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An Empirical Study Of The Effects Of State Land-Reform Policies On Agricultural And Socioeconomic Developments In Nigeria From Colonial To Military Rule: A Macro Perspective, Dennis A. Ogirri

Journal of African Policy Studies

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Post-Colonial Conflicts In Africa: The Case Of Angola, F. Ugboaja Ohaegbulam

Journal of African Policy Studies

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Cover And Table Of Contents, Institute On African Affairs

Journal of African Policy Studies

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The Role Of The Media In Fostering Democracy In Southern Africa, Sam A. Mchombo

Journal of African Policy Studies

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Book Reviews, David J. Simon, Ngozi Kamalu, Derick Smith, Chikwendu Christian Ukaegbu

Journal of African Policy Studies

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The Shortcomings Of Institutional Evaluations In Africa: The Case Of Madagascar, Remi Clignet

Journal of African Policy Studies

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Do Firms Have Preferences In Hiring By Gender? Evidence From Kenya, Richard Agesa

Journal of African Policy Studies

While issues of employment segregation by gender have been extensively studied in developed countries of the West, few such studies have been conducted in the developing economies of Africa. This paper fills this gap by examining gender imbalances in hiring decisions by firms in non identical industries using the most recent data from Kenya. The findings suggest that women are more likely to find employment in agricultural based industries and in industries with tasks that require human contact. In contrast, men tend to be hired in industries that not only perform physically demanding tasks, but also require continued work experience.

Decentralization And Agricultural Policy: The Case Of Nigeria, 1976-1993, Nwafejoku Okolie Uwadibie, Andrew Luma

Journal of African Policy Studies

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