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Noviembre 2010
Unidad de Información y
Documentación “Jorge Ahumada”
Boletín de Sumarios
Tablas de contenido
de publicaciones
periódicas
Ciencia y
Tecnología
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American Journal of Public Health
Appropriate Technology
Bulletin of the American Society for Information Science and
Technology
Innovation Management Policy Practice
International Journal of Management and Innovation
Health & Social Work;
Stanford Social Innovation Review
November 2010, Vol 100, No. 11
| LETTERS
2012
Smoke-Free Legislation In Appalachian Counties
| E. J. Hahn, N. L. York, and M. K. Rayens
2012
Berman et al. Respond | M. Berman, A. K. Ferketich,
A. Liber, M. Pennell, D. Nealy, and J. Hammer
2013
Local Smoke-Free Ordinances Are Passing In
Tobacco-Growing States | S. Sullivan and S. A. Glantz
2014
Berman and Ferketich Respond | M. Berman and
A. K. Ferketich
2014
Relative Measures Alone Tell Only Part of the Story
| N. B. King, J. S. Kaufman, and S. Harper
2015
2016
Rubin et al. Respond | M. S. Rubin, C. G. Colen, and B. G. Link
2017
Palefsky et al. Respond | J. M. Palefsky, A. C. Reed,
P. L. Reiter, J. S. Smith, and N. T. Brewer
We Need Data on Anal Screening Effectiveness Before
Focusing on Increasing it | M. H. Katz, K. A. Katz,
K. T. Bernestein, and J. D. Klausner
| EDITOR’S CHOICE
2018
On the Front Lines of Childhood Obesity | S. Isaacs and A. Swartz
| EDITORIALS
2019
Leading the Way Toward the Next 100 Years of Publishing
| M. E. Northridge, H. Balcazar, and G. C. Benjamin
2021
Food Pantries, Poverty, and Social Justice | M. Greenberg,
G. Greenberg, and L. Mazza
2023
Community Approaches to Preventing Obesity in California
| R. K. Ross, R. J. Baxter, M. Standish, L. S. Solomon, G. R. Flores,
J. Nudelman, M. K. Jhawar, and P. M. Schwartz
| FIELD ACTION REPORT
2026
Long-Term Development of a “Whole Community” Best
Practice Model to Address Health Disparities in the
Cambodian Refugee and Immigrant Community of Lowell,
Massachusetts | D. Grigg-Saito, R. Toof, L. Silka, S. Liang, L. Sou,
L. Najarian, S. Peou, and S. Och
| FACES OF PUBLIC HEALTH
2030
Cynthia Gómez On the Road for Health Equity | D. Currie
| COMMENTARY
2033
Setting Population Targets for Measuring Successful Obesity
Prevention | K. Backholer, H. L. Walls, D. J. Magliano, and A. Peeters
2010 | Contents
| GOVERNMENT, POLITICS, AND LAW
2038
An Analysis of Public Health Policy and Legal Issues Relevant to
Mobile Food Vending | J. M. Tester, S. A. Stevens, I. H. Yen, and B. A. Laraia
2047
Public Health Professionals as Policy Entrepreneurs: Arkansas’s
Childhood Obesity Policy Experience | R. L. Craig, H. C. Felix,
J. F. Walker, and M. M. Phillips
2052
Utilization of Research in Policymaking for Graduated Driver
Licensing | R. Hinchcliff, R. Q. Ivers, R. Poulos, and T. Senserrick
| PUBLIC HEALTH THEN AND NOW
2059
Anti-alcohol Posters in Poland, 1945-1989 Diverse Meanings, Uncertain
Effects | M. Gorsky, K. Krajewski-Siuda, W. Dutka, and V. Berridge
| VOICES FROM THE PAST
2070
A Working Program Against Influenza Prepared by an Editorial
Committee of the American Public Health Association | W. A. Evans,
D. B. Armstrong, W. H. Davis, E. W. Kopf, and W. C. Woodward
2073
William Augustus Evans (1865–1948): Public Health Leader
at a Critical Time | G. C. Benjamin, E. Fee, and T. M. Brown
| IMAGES OF HEALTH
2074
Professor Natan Goldblum: The Pioneer Producer of the Inactivated
Poliomyelitis Vaccine in Israel | N. Blum, E. Katz, and E. Fee
| FRAMING HEALTH MATTERS
2076
Reaiming RE-AIM: Using the Model to Plan, Implement, and Evaluate
the Effects of Environmental Change Approaches to Enhancing
Population Health | D. K. King, R. E. Glasgow, and B. Leeman-Castillo
2085
Cultural Translation of Interventions: Diabetes Care in American Samoa
| J. D. DePue, R. K. Rosen, M. Batts-Turner, N. Bereolos, M. House, R. F. Held,
O. Nu’usolia, J. Tuitele, M. G. Goldstein, and S. T. McGarvey
American Journal of Public Health | November 2010, Vol 100, No. 11
2094
2241
Obstetrical Intervention and the Singleton Preterm Birth Rate in the
United States from 1991–2006 | M. F. MacDorman, E. Declercq, and J. Zhang
2248
Detection of Excess Influenza Severity: Associating Respiratory
Hospitalization and Mortality Data With Reports of Influenza-Like
Illness by Primary Care Physicians | C. C. van den Wijngaard, L. van Asten,
A. Meijer, W. van Pelt, N. J. D. Nagelkerke, G. A. Donker, M. A. B. van der Sande,
and M. P. G. Koopmans
| ENVIRONMENTAL APPROACHES TO OBESITY
PREVENTION
2255
Disparities in Health-Related Quality of Life: A Comparison of Lesbians
and Bisexual Women | K. I. Fredriksen-Goldsen, H-J. Kim, S. E. Barkan,
K. F. Balsam, and S. L. Mincer
2262
Investing in Preventive Dental Care for the Medicare Population:
A Preliminary Analysis | J. F. Moeller, H. Chen, and R. J. Manski
2111
The Kaiser Permanente Community Health Initiative: Overview and
Evaluation Design | A. Cheadle, P. M. Schwartz, S. Rauzon, W. L. Beery,
S. Gee, and L. Solomon
2270
Effects of Alcohol Tax and Price Policies on Morbidity and Mortality:
A Systematic Review | A. C. Wagenaar, A. L. Tobler, and K. A. Komro
2279
2114
The California Endowment’s Healthy Eating, Active Communities
Program: A Midpoint Review | S. E. Samuels, L. Craypo, M. Boyle,
P. B. Crawford, A. Yancey, and G. Flores
Burden of Mortality Associated With Autoimmune Diseases Among
Females in the United Kingdom | S. L. Thomas, C.Griffiths, L.Smeeth,
C. Rooney, and A. J. Hall
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2124
The Central California Regional Obesity Prevention Program: Changing
Nutrition and Physical Activity Environments in California’s Heartland
| L. Schwarte, S. E. Samuels, J. Capitman, M. Ruwe, M. Boyle, and G. Flores
2129
Approaches to Measuring the Extent and Impact of Environmental
Change in Three California Community-Level Obesity Prevention
Initiatives | A. Cheadle, S. E. Samuels, S. Rauzon, S. C. Yoshida, P. M. Schwartz,
M. Boyle, W. L. Beery, L. Craypo, and L. Solomon
Beyond Recreational Physical Activity: Examining Occupational and
Household Activity, Transportation Activity, and Sedentary Behavior
in Relation to Postmenopausal Breast Cancer Risk | S. M. George,
M. L. Irwin, C. E. Matthews, S. T. Mayne, M. H. Gail, S. C. Moore, D. Albanes,
R. Ballard-Barbash, A. R. Hollenbeck, A. Schatzkin, and M. F. Leitzmann
2296
Effect of Perceived Neighborhood Safety on Body Mass Index
| J. S. Fish, S. Ettner, A. Ang, and A. F. Brown
2103
Community-Based Participatory Research: A Capacity-Building Approach
for Policy Advocacy Aimed at Eliminating Health Disparities | B. A. Israel,
C. M. Coombe, R. R. Cheezum, A. J. Schulz, R. J. McGranaghan, R. Lichtenstein,
A. G. Reyes, J. Clement, and A. Burris
Patient Safety: Moving the Bar in Prison Health Care Standards
| M. F. Stern, R. B. Greifinger, and J. Mellow
2304
Lessons Learned From Evaluations of California’s Statewide School
Nutrition Standards | G. Woodward-Lopez, W. Gosliner, S. E. Samuels,
L. Craypo, J. Kao, and P. B. Crawford
Mortality Patterns of Native Hawaiians Across Their Lifespan:
1990–2000 | S. V. Panapasa, M. K. Mau, D. R. Williams, and J. W. McNally
2311
Income Inequality, Trust, and Population Health in 33 Countries
| F. J. Elgar
2146
Emerging Issues in Improving Food and Physical Activity Environments:
Strategies for Addressing Land Use, Transportation, and Safety in 3
California-Wide Initiatives | M. J. Aboelata and A. M. Navarro
| OTHER DEPARTMENTS
2149
Income Disparities in Obesity Trends Among California Adolescents
| S. H. Babey, T. A. Hastert, J. Wolstein, and A. L. Diamant
Marketplace
2156
Using Geographic Information Systems and Local Food Store Data in
California’s Low-Income Neighborhoods to Inform Community Initiatives
and Resources | A. Ghirardelli, V. Quinn, and S. B. Foerster
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Member Benefits and Application to Join
2137
2163
Negative Freedom and Death in the United States | L. K. Ackerson and
S. V. Subramanian
2165
Changes in Occupational Safety and Health Indices After the Korean
Economic Crisis: Analysis of a National Sample, 1991–2007 | K-B. Min,
J-Y. Min, J-B. Park, S-G. Park, and K-J. Lee
Job Opportunities
American Journal of Public Health
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| RESEARCH AND PRACTICE
2168
Recruiting and Retaining Primary Care Physicians in Urban
Underserved Communities: The Importance of Having a Mission to
Serve | K. Odom Walker, G. Ryan, R. Ramey, F. L. Nunez, R. Beltran,
R. G. Splawn, and A. F. Brown
2176
Increased Black–White Disparities in Mortality After the Introduction
of Lifesaving Innovations: A Possible Consequence of US Federal Laws
| R. S. Levine, G. S. Rust, M. Pisu, V. Agboto, P. A. Baltrus, N. C. Briggs,
R. Zoorob, P. Juarez, P. C. Hull, I. Goldzweig, and C. H. Hennekens
2185
Variations in Health and Health Behaviors by Nativity Among Pregnant
Black Women in Philadelphia | I. T. Elo and J. F. Culhane
2193
Meta-Synthesis of Health Behavior Change Meta-Analyses | B. T. Johnson,
L. A.J. Scott-Sheldon, and M. P. Carey
2199
Use of Enabling Services by Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Other
Pacific Islander Patients at 4 Community Health Centers | R. C. Weir,
H. P. Emerson, W. Tseng, M. H. Chin, J. Caballero, H. Song, and M. Drum
2206
The Impact of Massachusetts’ Smoke-Free Workplace Laws on Acute
Myocardial Infarction Deaths | M. S. Dove, D. W. Dockery, M. A. Mittleman,
J. Schwartz, E. M. Sullivan, L. Keithly, and T. Land
2213
Trends in Fatalities From Distracted Driving in the United States, 1999
to 2008 | F. A. Wilson and J. P. Stimpson
2220
Impact of the Penalty Points System on Road Traffic Injuries in Spain:
A Time–Series Study | A. M. Novoa, K. Pérez, E. Santamariña-Rubio,
M. Marí-Dell’Olmo, J. Ferrando, R. Peiró, A. Tobías, P. Zori, and C. Borrell
2228
Results of a Community-Based Randomized Trial to Increase Colorectal
Cancer Screening Among Filipino Americans | A. E. Maxwell, R. Bastani,
L. L. Danao, C. Antonio, G. M. Garcia, and C. M. Crespi
2235
Unhealthy Competition: Consequences of Health Plan Choice in
California Medicaid | C. Millett, A. Chattopadhyay, and A. B. Bindman
November 2010, Vol 100, No. 11 | American Journal of Public Health
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mission of the American Journal of Public Health. As we widen our scope
to embrace global issues, we also sharpen our focus to support the needs
of public health practitioners. We invite contributions of original unpublished research, opinion and commentary, departments, and letters to the
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Cover. An elementary school student holds up a produce market
voucher he received as a reward in class instead of candy. Students
may redeem their vouchers at a stand in front of the entrance to
Garfield Elementary School where affordable, largely organic produce is offered once a week during the academic year. Access to
healthy, affordable food is a social justice priority.
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Contents | 2011
BULLETIN
of the American Society for
Information Science and Technology
August/September 2010
Volume 36, Number 6
SPECIAL SECTION
COLUMN
Information Architecture
Meeting Review
ISSN: 1550-8366
13] What Is Information Architecture? Practical Definitions and Useful
Principles for our Second Decade of Study and Work
by Thom Haller, guest editor
16] A Posting for a Job That Doesn’t Exist: How We Might Define Information
Architects in Today’s “Integrated” Advertising Agency
by Dan Klyn
19] Research and Practice in IA
“…how it is that I can go
from point A to point B in
my application or any area
in the domain of information
technology faster than
before? Am I, or rather, the
things I control, moving
faster? Or is the space of
information technology
shrinking?” – Nathaniel Davis
PAGE 26
by Andrea Resmini and Keith Instone
25] Information Architecture, Black Holes and Discipline: On Developing a
Framework for a Practice of Information Architecture
by Nathaniel Davis
[ 42 ]
ASIS&T Research
Data Access and
Preservation Summit:
Conference Summary
by Reagan Moore and
William L. Anderson
D E PA RT M E N T S
[2]
Editor’s Desktop
[ 3]
President’s Page
[ 5]
30] Eight Principles of Information Architecture
by Dan Brown
F E AT U R E
35] Constructions from Dots and Lines
by Marko A. Rodriguez and Peter Neubauer
Inside ASIS&T
[ 10 ]
ASIS&T Task Force
Sponsors People to People
Visit to China
by Nancy Roderer and
Gail Bonath
N E X T PA G E >
Innovation: Management, Policy & Practice Volume: 12 | Issue: 1 April 2010 Network Analysis Application in Innovation Studies
1.Are small world networks always best for innovation?
Tim Kastelle, John Steen. Innovation : Management, Policy & Practice. Maleny: Apr 2010. Tomo 12, No. 1; pág. 75 (13
páginas)
2.Dynamics of a technological innovator network and its impact on technological performance
Ju Liu, Cristina Chaminade. Innovation : Management, Policy & Practice. Maleny: Apr 2010. Tomo 12, No. 1; pág. 53 (22
páginas)
3.
Inter-technology networks to support innovation strategy: An analysis of Korea's new growth engines
Sungjoo Lee, Moon-Soo Kim. Innovation : Management, Policy & Practice. Maleny: Apr 2010. Tomo 12, No. 1; pág. 88
(17 páginas)
4.Internet Economics 2.0
Kate Morrison, Jason Potts. Innovation : Management, Policy & Practice. Maleny: Apr 2010. Tomo 12, No. 1; pág. 118 (3
páginas)
5.INTRODUCTION: Using network analysis to understand innovation
Tim Kastelle, John Steen. Innovation : Management, Policy & Practice. Maleny: Apr 2010. Tomo 12, No. 1; pág. 2 (3
páginas)
6.Investigating the structure of regional innovation system research through keyword co-occurrence and social network
analysis
Pei-Chun Lee, Hsin-Ning Su. Innovation : Management, Policy & Practice. Maleny: Apr 2010. Tomo 12, No. 1; pág. 26
(15 páginas)
7.Networking, entrepreneurship and productivity in universities
Alex Maritz. Innovation : Management, Policy & Practice. Maleny: Apr 2010. Tomo 12, No. 1; pág. 18 (8 páginas)
8.Networks for generating and for validating ideas: The social side of creativity
Sandra Ohly, Robert Kase, Miha Skerlavaj. Innovation : Management, Policy & Practice. Maleny: Apr 2010. Tomo 12, No.
1; pág. 41 (12 páginas)
9.Social capital and individual innovativeness in university research networks
Cristóbal Casanueva, Ángeles Gallego. Innovation : Management, Policy & Practice. Maleny: Apr 2010. Tomo 12, No. 1;
pág. 105 (13 páginas)
10.The use of social network analysis in innovation studies: Mapping actors and technologies
Tessa van der Valk, Govert Gijsbers. Innovation : Management, Policy & Practice. Maleny: Apr 2010. Tomo 12, No. 1;
pág. 5 (13 páginas)
International Journal of Management and Innovation Volume 2 Issue 1 (2010)
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1. The Leaky Bucket Principle of Community Development in Global and
International Partnerships
Jose G. Vargas-Hernández
Mohammad Reza Noruzi……………………………..………………………P. 1
2. The Relationship between Distinctive Capabilities, Innovativeness Strategy
Types and the Export Performance of Small and Medium-Size Enterprises
(SMEs) of Malaysian Manufacturing Sector
Mandy Mok Kim Man…………………………...…...….……….…………..p. 15
3. Diagnosis of the Causes of Business Failures: A Nigerian Experience
Austin O. Oparanama
Donald I. Hamilton
Isaac Zep-Opibi………………………………………………………………P. 31
4. Managing Organizational Change: Change Agent Strategies and Techniques
to Successfully Managing the Dynamics of Stability and Change in
Organizations
Jonathan H. Westover……………………………...………………………...P. 45
5. The Effect of the Quality of Information on Overconfident Decision: The
Evidence of Self Deception in Indonesian Capital Market: a Case Study in an
Experimental Setting
Mahatma Kufepaksi………………………………………..…………………P. 51
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Fall 2010 • Volume 8, Number 4
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Beyond the Poverty Line
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Freeing the Social Entrepreneur
42
Turning Values into Action
48
What Civil Society Needs
By Rourke L. O’Brien & David S. Pedulla
The way the United States determines who is poor—a measure based solely on the cost of
food—is broken. A new approach is needed, one that measures poverty through factors
such as housing, transportation, and regional economic differences.
By Chantal Laurie Below & Kimberly Dasher Tripp
Social entrepreneurs are often reluctant to relinquish control and create strong leadership
teams. Unless they make this transition, the organizations that entrepreneurs worked so
hard to create are unlikely to scale up or have the desired impact.
By Mary C. Gentile
Social innovators are usually motivated by their personal values, yet they don’t always act
on them for fear of conflict. To remedy this, they need to articulate their values consistently
and act on them in a way that is likely to lead to good outcomes.
By Bruce Sievers
Headline-grabbing problems like global warming and extreme poverty garner most of
philanthropy’s money and energy, while less visible problems like the decline of the news
media—one of the foundations of civil society—are often ignored. Yet without a healthy
civil society, it is impossible to solve the other, more readily apparent problems.
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RE S E A RCH Q&A
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The Value of Free | Receiving Aid, Receiving
Respect | Unsoiled Reputations | What Makes
Civic Associations Work | Put at Least One Egg in
Another Basket | Buzz Control
REV I E W S W H AT ’ S NE X T 55
W H AT W O R K S 59 The Law of Networks
61 This Old Green House
Clean Energy Works Portland gets consumers
energized about weatherization.
By Suzie Boss
16 Climate Soldiers
Eric Pooley’s The Climate War
Review by Stephen H. Schneider
17 Survival of the Deviant
63 Microfinance’s Next Frontier
LeapFrog Investments aims to insure the poor
on a grand scale.
By Meredith May
Richard Pascale, Jerry Sternin, & Monique Sternin’s
The Power of Positive Deviance
Review by Dean Karlan
18 Hear, Hear for Profits
C A S E S T U DY 66 Do No Evil
Google’s philanthropy arm, DotOrg, launched
in 2004 with bold ambitions and almost a billion
dollars. Six years later, DotOrg has retrenched.
By Suzie Boss
Muhammad Yunus’s Building Social Business
Review by Rodney Schwartz
20 Put the People to Work
F I R S T P ER S O N 21
Peter Frumkin & Joann Jastrzab’s Serving Country
and Community
Review by Chris Jarvis
4 E D I T O R ’ S N O TE
Monk, Architect, Diplomat
5 L ETTER S
Building a successful organization requires
three types of leadership.
By Mark Albion
72 L A S T L O O K
25 Innovating Public Systems
Social entrepreneurs like Michelle Rhee are
reinvigorating the public sector.
By Stephen Goldsmith
27 Big Business Matters
Social intrapreneurship is the answer for
business’s woes.
By Judith Samuelson
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O N THE W E B
23 Collaborative Change
ARTstor enticed 1,300 educational
institutions to work together.
By James Shulman
Drowning Out Hate | Unlocking Future Savings
| Nonprofits Pipe Up | Wisdom of a Smaller Crowd
The Innocence Network grows rapidly and flexibly.
By Sam Scott & Jessie Speer
13 Neal Keny-Guyer
Mercy Corps’s CEO believes that wars, earthquakes,
and other disasters, as destructive as they can be,
create opportunities to change society.
A CT I O N
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GENIUSOLOGY AND GENIUS EDUCATION
METHODOLOGY: A GENIUS SOLUTION FOR
FASTEST GROWTH, DEVELOPMENT, AND
IMPROVEMENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
Andrei G. Aleinikov, International Academy of Genius
David A. Smarsh, International Academy of Genius
THE PROFESSIONAL WRITING INITIATIVE:
PROVIDING SUPPORT FOR BUSINESS STUDENTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Stephen C. Betts, William Paterson University
Andrew McCarthy, William Paterson University
THE IMPORTANCE OF TEACHING PRESENCE IN
ONLINE AND HYBRID CLASSROOMS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Richard Bush, Lawrence Technological University
Patricia Castelli, Lawrence Technological University
Pamela Lowry, Lawrence Technological University
Matthew Cole, Lawrence Technological University
THE IMPACT VOLUNTARY ACCOUNTABILITY ON
THE DESIGN OF HIGHER EDUCATION ASSESSMENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Beth Castiglia, Felician College
David Turi, Felician College
IMPACT OF BEHAVIORAL FACTORS ON GPA FOR
GIFTED AND TALENTED STUDENTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
David Deviney, Tarleton State University
LaVelle H. Mills, West Texas A&M University
R. Nicholas Gerlich, West Texas A&M University
Carlos Santander, West Texas A&M University
PREDICTING AND MONITORING STUDENT
PERFORMANCE IN THE INTRODUCTORY
MANAGEMENT SCIENCE COURSE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
Kelwyn A. D'Souza, Hampton University
Sharad K. Maheshwari, Hampton University
Proceedings of the Academy of Educational Leadership, Volume 15, Number 1
New Orleans, 2010
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EVALUATING GLOBAL COURSES OR PROJECTS FOR
CONTEXTUALIZED CRITICAL THINKING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
Laura E. Fitzpatrick, Rockhurst University
Cheryl McConnell, Rockhurst University
FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE SUCCESS FOR
STUDENTS REPEATING ACCOUNTING PRINCIPLES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
Katherine A. Fraccastoro, Lamar University
Clare Burns, Lamar University
CHESS IN RURAL ARKANSAS:
PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
Robert S. Graber, University of Arkansas at Monticello
Guy Nelson, University of Arkansas at Monticello
COMMERCIAL VS. INTERNALLY DEVELOPED
STANDARDIZED TESTS: THE CASE OF A SMALL
REGIONAL SCHOOL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
Costas Hadjicharalambous, SUNY - College at Old Westbury
Lynn Walsh, SUNY - College at Old Westbury
CHANGING FROM ONE TO FOUR MBA
PROGRAMS: THE PROCESS OF CREATING
BOUTIQUE MBA PROGRAMS AT WKU . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
Robert D. Hatfield, Western Kentucky University
THE RETAIL INVENTORY METHOD:
A TEACHING NOTE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
John Hathorn, Metropolitan State College of Denver
SUCCESSION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
Kevin R. Howell, Appalachian State University
COMMUTER STUDENTS: INVOLVEMENT AND
IDENTIFICATION WITH AN INSTITUTION OF
HIGHER EDUCATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33
John J. Newbold, Sam Houston State University
Sanjay S. Mehta, Sam Houston State University
Patricia Forbus, Sam Houston State University
New Orleans, 2010
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RECALL AND THE SERIAL POSITION EFFECT: THE
ROLE OF PRIMACY AND RECENCY ON
ACCOUNTING STUDENTS' PERFORMANCE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
Emmanuel O. Onifade, Morehouse College
Duane M. Jackson, Morehouse College
Tina R. Chang, Morehouse College
Jerry Thorne, North Carolina Agricultural & Technical State University
Cheryl Allen, Morehouse College
SHOPPING EFFORT CLASSIFICATION:
IMPLICATIONS FOR SEGMENTING THE COLLEGE
STUDENT MARKET . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
Robert E. Wright, University of Illinois at Springfield
John C. Palmer, Quincy University
Vicky Eidson, Quincy University
Melissa Griswold, Quincy University
SKILLS THAT STUDENTS PERCEIVE AS IMPORTANT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43
Abbie Gail Parham, Georgia Southern University
Thomas G. Noland, University of South Alabama
Julia Ann Kelly, Georgia Southern University
STUDENT USE OF AN ONLINE TEXTBOOK:
EVEN IF IT'S FREE, WILL THEY BUY IT? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44
Sherry Robinson, The Pennsylvania State University/Buskerud University College
DISTANCE LEARNING IN A CORE BUSINESS CLASS:
DETERMINANTS OF SUCCESS IN LEARNING
OUTCOMES AND POST-COURSE PERFORMANCE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50
Derek Ruth, Purdue University Calumet
Susan E. Conners, Purdue University Calumet
COGNITION & RISK PERCEPTION IN BUSINESS
ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY EDUCATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56
Randolph E. Schwering, Helzberg School of Management
INTRODUCTORY ACCOUNTING FOR BUSINESS
MAJORS: REVISITED . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57
Bonnie P. Stivers, Morehouse College
Kasim Alli, Clark Atlanta University
Emmanuel Onifade, Morehouse College
Ruthie Reynolds, Howard University
New Orleans, 2010
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CALEIDOSCOPIO (KALEIDOSCOPE) / Investigaciones (Research)
• Historias gráficas: Historia de la música que va y que viene . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 110/113
Stories: the history of music that comes and goes
Enrique Martínez-Salanova. Almería (España)
• Conocimiento indígena sobre el medio ambiente y diseño de materiales educativos . . . . . . . . . 115/124
Environmental Indigenous Wisdom and the Design of Educational Resources
Manuel Cebrián y Juan Noguera. Málaga (España) y Amazonas (Venezuela)
• La publicidad en la era digital: el microsite como factor estratégico de las campañas
publicitarias on-line . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 125/134
Advertising in the Digital Age: the Microsite as a Strategic Factor in On-line Advertising Campaigns
María Romero y Carlos Fanjul. Zaragoza y Castellón (España)
• Menores y acceso a Internet en el hogar: las normas familiares . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 135/143
Internet Access by Minors at Home: Usage Norms Imposed by Parents
Jaume Sureda, Rubén Comas y Mercè Morey. Palma de Mallorca (España)
• Aprender español en USA: los medios de comunicación como motivación social . . . . . . . . . . . 145/153
Studying Spanish in the USA: Mass Media as Social Motivation
Carmen Fonseca y Lorena García. Huelva (España)
• La escritura simbólica y el lenguaje escrito en los usuarios del Messenger . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 155/162
The Symbols and Written Language of Users of Messenger
Yaditzy Valencia y Verónica García. Villahermosa (México)
• Metodologías que optimizan la comunicación en entornos de aprendizaje virtual . . . . . . . . . . . 163/171
Methodologies to Improve Communication in Virtual Learning Environments
Honorio Salmerón, Sonia Rodríguez y Calixto Gutiérrez. Granada (España)
• Tribus digitales en las aulas universitarias . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 173/181
Digital Tribes in the University Classrooms
Alfonso Gutiérrez, Andrés Palacios y Luis Torrego. Segovia (España)
• Videojuegos como dispositivos culturales: las competencias espaciales en educación . . . . . . . . . 183/189
Videogames as cultural devices: development of spatial skills and application in learning
Ana Sedeño. Málaga (España)
• Quiero ser periodista: tras las motivaciones de la profesión periodística . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 191/200
I want to be a journalist: looking for motivation in Journalism
Mª Ángeles Pastor. Huelva (España)
• Desarrollo de habilidades cognitivas con aprendizaje móvil: un estudio de casos . . . . . . . . . . . . 201/209
Developing Cognitive Skills with Mobile Learning: a Case Study
A.I. Ramos, J.A. Herrera y M.S. Ramírez. Monterrey (México)
BITÁCORA (BINNACLE)
APUNTES / NOTES
212/213
RESEÑAS / REVIEWS
214/238
PRÓXIMOS TÍTULOS (NEXT TITLES)
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CRITERIOS DE CALIDAD (QUALITY CRITERIA)
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Presentación del número
Eva ALADRO VICO
00-00
Clásicos en Comunicación Interpersonal
La homeostasis familiar y el médico
Don D JACKSON
15-20
Epistemología de la organización. Conferencia inaugural Eric Berne en Psicoterapia
Social
Gregory BATESON
21-32
La ira y similares ilusiones
Terry C. WARNER
33-63
Comportamiento del actor: intriga, acción, movimiento
Louis JOUVET
65-81
El inconsciente colectivo y las Constelaciones Familiares
Bert HELLINGER
83-88
Investigaciones Actuales
Intervención en un sistema de conducta
Matthew MCKAY, Patrick FANNING y KimPALEG
Espacio Interpersonal, Sistemas de Conducta y Escaladas
Eva ALADRO
89-105
107-119
Cuerpo común y guerra de los afectos. Coreografías globales y cuerpos en serie
del Afectocapital
Jaime DEL VAL
121-139
La dimensión comunicativa de las inteligencias múltiples
María Teresa GARCÍA NIETO
141-157
La comunicación interpersonal y los medios. Investigaciones actuales
El Guión de Vida del Dr. Gregory House
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Los juegos de las series favoritas de los universitarios madrileños
Graciela PADILLA CASTILLO y Dimitrina SEMOVA
199-211
Comunicación interpersonal y vida cotidiana. La presentacion de la identidad de
los jovenes en internet
Maria Dolores CÁCERES, José A. RUIZ SAN ROMAN y Gaspar BRÄNDLE
213-231
Las relaciones interpersonales en Sergeant Rutledge (el sargento negro), de John
Ford: una visión platónico-aristotélica
Miguel Ángel NAVARRO CREGO
233-250
La mujer en el cine de Kenji Mizoguchi
Graciela PADILLA CASTILLO
251-267
Representaciones de “lo femenino” en la publicidad. Muñecas y mujeres: entre la
materia artificial y la carne
269-284
Asunción BERNÁRDEZ RODAL
Varia
Las leyes de los medios
Eric y Marshall MC LUHAN
285-316
Canción para tres cuerdas: medios, intelectuales y profesionalismo en el periodismo
actual. El caso de dos escuelas de periodismo en Chile
Luis NITRIHUAL VALDEBENITO, Carlos DEL VALLE ROJAS y Alberto J. MAYORGA ROJEL 317-327
Reseñas de libros
Una nueva forma de investigar sobre el cine: González Requena, Jesús, Clásico,
manierista, postclásico, Los modos del relato en el cine de Hollywood, El club de
la lucha. Apoteosis del Psicópata, y La diosa que habita en el cine de Buñuel. Amor
loco en el jardín
329-335
Cruz Seoane, María y Saiz, María Dolores: Cuatro siglos de periodismo en
España. De los “avisos” a los periódicos digitales
336-339
García Leyva, M.ª Trinidad: Políticas públicas y televisión digital
Luis E. LUIJÁN
340-341
Comunicación y música I. Lenguaje y medios, y Comunicación y música II.
Tecnología y audiencias, Aguilera, Miguel, Adell, Joan y Sedeño, Ana (eds.)
Israel V. MÁRQUEZ
342-343
Sádaba, Igor, Propiedad intelectual. ¿Bienes públicos o mercancías privadas?
Héctor FOUCE RODRÍGUEZ
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Héctor FOUCE RODRÍGUEZ
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Eva Aladro Vico, La información determinante
Marta I. GONZÁLEZ ÁLVAREZ
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Classical Articles in Interpersonal Communication
Introduction
Eva ALADRO
11-14
Family homeostasis and the doctor
Don D. JACKSON
15-20
Epistemology of the organization. Opening Lecture Eric Berne in Social Psychotherapy
Gregory BATESON
21-32
Rage and other Delusions
Terry C. WARNER
33-63
Behaviour of the Actor
Louis JOUVET
65-81
Collective Unconscious and Family Constelations
Bert HELLINGER
83-88
Present Research
Intervening on a Behavioural System
Matthew MCKAY, Patrick FANNING y KimPALEG
Interpersonal Space, Behavioural Systems and Escalates
Eva ALADRO
89-105
107-119
Common Body and Affections' War. Global Choreographies and Serial Bodies of
the Affection's Capital
Jaime DEL VAL
121-139
The Communicative Dimension of Multiple Intelligences
Teresa GARCÍA NIETO
141-157
Interpersonal Communication in the Media. Present Research
The Life Script of Gregory House M.D.
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Games in Favorite Series of College Students in Madrid
Graciela PADILLA and Dimitrina SEMOVA
199-211
Interpersonal Communication ann Daily Life. The introduction of the Self by
Young People trough the Internet
María Dolores CÁCERES, José A. RUIZ SAN ROMÁN y Gaspar BRÄNDLE
213-231
Interpersonal Relations in Sergeant Rutledge, by John Ford: an aristotelian-platonic view
Miguel Ángel NAVARRO CREGO
233-250
Women in Kenzi Mizoguchi' s Films
Graciela PADILLA CASTILLO
251-267
Representations of the Female in Advertising. Women and Dolls: Between the
Artificial Matter and the Flesh
Asunción BERNÁRDEZ RODAL
269-284
Varia
The Laws of Media
Marshall and Eric MCLUHAN
285-316
Song for Three Voices: Media,, Intellectuals and Professionalism in Present
Journalism. The Case of two Chilean Journalism Schools
Luis NITRIHUAL VALDEBENITO, Carlos DEL VALLE Rojas y Alberto Javier MAYORGA
ROJEL
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The IEDC Economic Development Journal
OECD ECONOMIC OUTLOOK
American Review of Political Economy
The IEDC
Economic Development Journal
Table of Contents
Economic Gardening.......................................................................5
An Entrepreneurial Alternative to Traditional Economic Development Strategies
by Christian Gibbons
The idea that economies can be grown internally by nurturing second stage (10-99 employees) growth
companies has caught the imagination of many economic development agencies that are finding it
increasingly difficult to be effective. The actual program, however, has much more depth and complexity
than many realize.
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Boosting Laborforce Competitiveness in
Wayne County, North Carolina.....................................................12
The Wayne Occupational Readiness Keys for Success Initiative
by Lawrence Bivins
A powerful partnership is yielding measurable progress in elevating the competitive posture of Wayne
County, North Carolina – showcasing the value of determination, collaboration, and the right tools in
tackling workforce readiness challenges.
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Entrepreneurial Success................................................................18
The Purdue Research Foundation Finds the Right Formula
by Joseph B. Hornett
The Purdue Research Foundation provides the important amenities like a shared business center,
business diagnostic program, venture capital opportunities, human resources, communications and
marketing, and tech transfer activities to help entrepreneurs succeed.
A Crisis Is a Terrible Thing to Waste.............................................27
How Economic Development CEOs Add Value in a Down Economy
Page 49
by Tim Chase, CEcD, FM
This article takes a hard look at current prospects for job creation, suggests new value propositions,
and examines six new ways to compete including specific action steps.
Beyond the Research Park.............................................................39
Diversifying Economic Development in College Towns
by John L. Gann, Jr.
Many college communities have been single-purpose company towns, making them potentially as
vulnerable as towns built around steel or auto plants proved to be. Fortunately, their special nature offers
other economic opportunities.
Strength in Numbers.....................................................................49
The Coastal Bend Region’s Efforts to Prepare Its Workforce for Tomorrow
by Kyle Talente and Sean Pink
The Coastal Bend region is enhancing and improving its job training and industry outreach efforts in
a coordinated and comprehensive manner, based on the economic diversification strategy developed
through a multi-jurisdictional planning authority created as a result of the BRAC process.
IEDC News....................................................................................37
IEDC Calendar of Events..............................................................38
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GENERAL ASSESSMENT OF THE MACROECONOMIC SITUATION ............................. 9
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THE AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY IN AND BEYOND THE CRISIS .................................. 109
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DEVELOPMENTS IN INDIVIDUAL OECD COUNTRIES ............................................... 139
United States ........................................................................................................................... 139
Japan ....................................................................................................................................... 144
Euro area ................................................................................................................................. 149
Germany .................................................................................................................................. 154
France ...................................................................................................................................... 159
Italy ......................................................................................................................................... 164
United Kingdom...................................................................................................................... 169
Canada..................................................................................................................................... 174
Australia .................................................................................................................................. 179
Austria ..................................................................................................................................... 182
Belgium ................................................................................................................................... 185
Czech Republic ....................................................................................................................... 188
Denmark .................................................................................................................................. 191
Finland .................................................................................................................................... 194
Greece ..................................................................................................................................... 197
Hungary................................................................................................................................... 200
Iceland ..................................................................................................................................... 203
Ireland ..................................................................................................................................... 206
Korea ....................................................................................................................................... 209
Luxembourg ............................................................................................................................ 212
Mexico .................................................................................................................................... 215
Netherlands ............................................................................................................................. 218
New Zealand ........................................................................................................................... 221
Norway .................................................................................................................................... 224
Poland ..................................................................................................................................... 227
Portugal ................................................................................................................................... 230
Slovak Republic ...................................................................................................................... 233
Spain ....................................................................................................................................... 236
Sweden .................................................................................................................................... 239
Switzerland ............................................................................................................................. 242
Turkey ..................................................................................................................................... 245
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DEVELOPMENTS IN SELECTED NON-MEMBER ECONOMIES .................................. 249
Brazil ....................................................................................................................................... 249
China ....................................................................................................................................... 253
India ........................................................................................................................................ 257
Russian Federation .................................................................................................................. 261
Chile ........................................................................................................................................ 265
Estonia..................................................................................................................................... 267
Indonesia ................................................................................................................................. 270
Israel ........................................................................................................................................ 273
Slovenia................................................................................................................................... 276
South Africa ............................................................................................................................ 278
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Canadian Social Science
Foreign Policy
Gender & Behaviour
Global Development Finance
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Studies in American Political Development
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Vol. 6 No. 4 2010
Distribution Network and the Role of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT)
Lutfu Sagbansua; M. Nurettin Alabay ( 1 )
Evaluation on Integrated Innovation Capability of Regions Based on Principal Component
Analysis
LI Qing-dong; NIU Jing ( 12 )
Prosopopoeia as a Cognitive Ekphrastic Activity:
A Case from Eighteenth-Century Graveyard Poetry
Nayef Ali Al-Joulan ( 20 )
Fiscal Decentralization and Public Education Provision in China
LUO Wei-qing; CHEN Shi ( 28 )
The Epistemology of the Concept of Civil Society in the West and Iranian Interpretations
Vahid Amani Zoeram; Jayum Anak Jawan; Lee Yok Fee ( 42 )
The Functions and Use of Greetings
LI Wei ( 56 )
The Impacts of Structural and Psychological Empowerment on Burnout:
A Research on Staff Nurses in Turkish State Hospitals
Mustafa Fedai ÇAVUŞ; Yeter DEMİR ( 63 )
Dynamic Effects of the Chinese GDP and Number of Higher Education Based on
Cointegrating
HUANG Fei-xue; LI Cheng ( 73 )
The Competition Between Al-Jazeera’s Arab News Diversity and US Channels:
Content Analysis of Iraq War
Badreya Al-Jenaibi ( 81 )
Rural Urban Migration in Kwara State 1970-1985
E.O. Ibiloye ( 97 )
To Switch or Not to Switch:
Examine the Code-switching Practices of Teachers of Non-English Majors
XU Qing ( 109 )
The Determinants of Consumers’ Attitude Towards Advertising
Kwek Choon Ling; Tan Hoi Piew; Lau Teck Chai ( 114 )
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An Empirical Study of the Performance of University Teachers Based on Organizational
Commitment, Job Stress, Mental Health and Achievement Motivation
WANG Cai-feng ( 127)
A Delphi Study on Brain-based Instructional Model in Science
Prasart Nuangchalerm; Duangkamon Charnsirirattana ( 141 )
The Comparison of Chinese Kites Art Deco Schools
WU Qing ( 147 )
Online Search and Buying Behaviour:
Malaysian Experience
Yet Mee Lim; Ching Seng Yap; Teck Chai Lau ( 154 )
Loneliness and Social Dissatisfaction among Preschool Children
Suresh Kumar N Vellymalay ( 167 )
The Cognitive Study of Metaphor and its Application in English Language Teaching
SUN Hong-mei ( 175 )
Human Solicitude Should be Concerned in the Management of College Students
ZHANG Lan-ying ( 180 )
Malaysian Young Voters’ Voices in the New Political Landscape
Nazni Noordin; Mohd Zool Hilmie Mohamed Sawal; Zaherawati Zakaria; Zaliha Hj Hussin;
Mohd Rizaimy Shaharudin; Hadzli Ishak; Jennifah Nordin; Syazliyati Ibrahim ( 184 )
Credit Derivatives and Commercial Banks’ Risk Management
HE Jing ( 194 )
A Correlational Study of Language Learning Motivation and Strategies of Chinese
Undergraduate
FENG Chun-huan ( 202 )
Managing High Runoff Discharge in the Urbanized Basins of Asa River Catchment Area of
Ilorin, Nigeria
H.I. Jimoh; K.A. Iroye ( 210 )
Probe into the Reasons of Absence in Accounting Credit among Listed Companies and Study
on Countermeasures
NI Xiao-nan; HUANG Hong-jie ( 224 )
Youth Unemployment in Nigeria:
Causes and Related Issues
Kakwagh Venatus V.; Ikwuba Agnes ( 231 )
Probe into Reasons of Financial & Statistical Accountings Integration and Discussion of
Conception
LI Kan-wei; HUANG Hong-jie ( 238 )
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Réseau de distribution et rôle de téchnologie d'information et de communication (TIC)
Lutfu Sagbansua; M. Nurettin Alabay ( 1 )
Evaluation de la capacité d’innovation intégrée basée sur l’analyse des composants
principaux
LI Qing-dong; NIU Jing ( 12 )
Prosopopée comme une activité cognitive Ekphrastique:
un exemple de la poésie de cimetière du dix-huitième siècle
Nayef Ali Al-Joulan ( 20 )
La décentralisation fiscale et l'offre d'éducation publique en Chine
LUO Wei-qing; CHEN Shi ( 28 )
L'épistémologie du concept de la société civile dans les interprétations occidentale et
iranienne
Vahid Amani Zoeram; Jayum Anak Jawan; Lee Yok Fee ( 42 )
Les fonctions et l'utilisation des salutations
LI Wei ( 56 )
Les impacts de l'empowerment structurel et psychologique sur l'épuisement:
une recherche sur le personnel infirmier dans les hôpitaux en Turquie
Mustafa Fedai ÇAVUŞ; Yeter DEMİR ( 63 )
L'étude des effets dynamiques du PIB chinois sur l'éducation supérieure basée sur la
cointégration
HUANG Fei-xue; LI Cheng ( 73 )
La concurrence entre les actualités de diversité de l’Al-Jazeera et des chaînes américaines:
analyse du contenu de la guerre en Irak
Badreya Al-Jenaibi ( 81 )
Migration rurale urbaine dans l'Etat de Kwara 1970-1985
E.O. Ibiloye ( 97 )
Changer ou ne pas changer:
examiner les pratique de l'alternance de code de l'enseignement de l'anglais pour les étudiants
non-anglophones
XU Qing ( 109 )
Les déterminants de l'attitude des consommateurs envers la publicité
Kwek Choon Ling; Tan Hoi Piew; Lau Teck Chai ( 114 )
III
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31/08/2010
Une étude empirique de la performance des enseignants universitaires basée sur
l'engagement organisationnel, le stress au travail, la santé mentale et la motivation à la
réussite
WANG Cai-feng ( 127)
Une étude Delphi sur le modèle de neuro-pédagogie en sciences
Prasart Nuangchalerm; Duangkamon Charnsirirattana ( 141 )
La comparaison des écoles de décoration de l'art de cerfs-volant chinois
WU Qing ( 147 )
Recherche en ligne et habitudes d’achat:
expérience malaisienne
Yet Mee Lim; Ching Seng Yap; Teck Chai Lau ( 154 )
Solitude et insatisfaction sociale parmi les enfants d'âge préscolaire
Suresh Kumar N Vellymalay ( 167 )
L'étude cognitive de la métaphore et son application dans l'enseignement de l'anglais
SUN Hong-mei ( 175 )
La gestion des étudiants doit accorder une attention à l’humanisme
ZHANG Lan-ying ( 180 )
Les voix des jeunes électeurs malaisiens dans le nouveau paysage politique
Nazni Noordin; Mohd Zool Hilmie Mohamed Sawal; Zaherawati Zakaria; Zaliha Hj Hussin;
Mohd Rizaimy Shaharudin; Hadzli Ishak; Jennifah Nordin; Syazliyati Ibrahim ( 184 )
Dérivés de crédit et gestion des risques des banques commerciales
HE Jing ( 194 )
Une étude corrélative sur la motivation de l'apprentissage de langue et la stratégies des
étudiants chinois du premier cycle
FENG Chun-huan ( 202 )
Gestion de décharge des eaux de ruissellement dans les bassins urbanisés de la rivière Asa
dans la région d'Ilorin, au Nigéria
H.I. Jimoh; K.A. Iroye ( 210 )
L'origine du manque d'honnêteté de la comptabilité des entreprises cotées et l'étude sur les
contre-mesures
NI Xiao-nan; HUANG Hong-jie ( 224 )
Les problèmes du chômage des jeunes au Nigéria:
causes et questions associées
Kakwagh Venatus V.; Ikwuba Agnes ( 231 )
L'étude sur le concept de l'intégration de l'apurement comptable et l'apurement statistique
LI Kan-wei; HUANG Hong-jie ( 238 )
IV
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Gender & Behaviour.
NAME OF AUTHORS
TITLE OF ARTICLES
KOYENIKAN, M.J.
2677
Gender Analysis of Participatory
Needs Assessment of Emeroke
Community of Akwa Ibom State,
Implications for Agricultural Extension
Interventions.
REMI AKUJOBI
2690
Signifying “Otherness” and the Politics
of Exclusion: Effects of Stigmatization
on the Psyche of Female Lepers and
Beggars in Nigeria.
ADEYEYE, M.M &
AKINBAMI, C.A.O
2703
Women and Gender Budgeting:
Nigeria’s Policy Alternative
OKEDIJI, A.A, NDOM, A.S
& AFOLABI, O.A
2724
Effects of Incentive and Gender on
Computer Skill Acquisition.
ADERINTO, A.A
2735
Sexual Abuse of the Girl-Child in
Urban Nigeria and Implications for
the Transmission of HIV/AIDS.
GIROH, D.Y, IGBINOSA,
F.O & UMAR, H.Y
2762
Analysis of the Contribution of Women
in the Production of Hevea Planting
Materials and Latex in the Rubber Belt
of Nigeria.
AKINSOLA, E.F
2771
Correlation between Parenting Styles
and Sexual Attitudes of Young People
in Nigeria: Comparison of Two Ethnic
Groups.
FASHINA, F.F &
MATTHEW, A.O
2789
Religion, Gender and Development:
Emerging Issues.
AMOO, E.O &
ADEYEMI, E.O
2805
Scanty Dressing Habit and Sexual
Comportment among Adolescent
Girls in Metropolitan Lagos:
Implications for the Transmission
of HIV/AIDS.
iv
NAME OF AUTHORS
TITLE OF ARTICLES
HUSSAINI, U.M
2825
Economic Empowerment of
Nigerian Women through Proper
Application of Loans and Management
of Capital.
PELTZER, K., MZOLO, T.,
MBELLE, N., TSOAI, L.,
LEWA, N & NCITAKALO, N.
2833
Dual Protection, Contraceptive Use
HIV Status and Risk among a National
Sample of South African Women.
IMHONDE, H.O., IDIAKHEUA, 2846
E.O., & EWANBHORSHIORA,
O.F
Quality of Life among Female Workers
in Edo State: Consideration of Job-Type
Age and Marital Status.
OYEBANJI, G.O. &
SUPA PENGPID
2857
Knowledge, Attitudes and Practice of
Family Planning following Termination
of Pregnancy among Basotho Women
at Queen Elizabeth II Hospital, Maseru,
Lesotho.
MADU, S.N., NDOM, J.E &
RAMASHIA, C.L
2871
Depression among Female Survivors of
Domestic Violence in Thohoyandou,
South Africa.
MADU, B.R
2886
Perceived Societal Expectations of
Boys and Girls on the Learning of
English as Second Language and how
they affect their Performance.
KOFI JOHNSON
2903
Sexual Harassment in the Workplace:
A Case Study of Nigeria.
UGOKWE-OSSAI, R.N &
UCHEAGWU, V.A
2919
Effects of Gender and Recall Types on
Memory Loops of Working Memories
in Elderlies.
AYENIBIOWO, K.O
2930
Culture and Gender as Predictors of
Undergraduates’ Perception of Gender
Roles.
v
Global Development Finance
G L O B A L
D E V E L O P M E N T
F I N A N C E
Latvia
Lebanon
Lesotho
Liberia
Lithuania
Macedonia, FYR
Madagascar
Malawi
Malaysia
Maldives
Mali
Mauritania
Mauritius
Mexico
Moldova
Mongolia
Montenegro
Morocco
Mozambique
Myanmar
Nepal
Nicaragua
Niger
Nigeria
Pakistan
Panama
Papua New Guinea
Paraguay
Peru
Philippines
Poland
Romania
Russian Federation
Rwanda
Samoa
São Tomé and Principe
Senegal
Serbia
Seychelles
Sierra Leone
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168
170
172
174
176
178
180
182
184
186
188
190
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194
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206
208
210
212
214
216
218
220
222
224
226
228
230
232
234
236
238
240
242
244
Solomon Islands
Somalia
South Africa
Sri Lanka
St. Kitts and Nevis
St. Lucia
St. Vincent and the Grenadines
Sudan
Swaziland
Tajikistan
Tanzania
Thailand
Togo
Tonga
Tunisia
Turkey
Turkmenistan
Uganda
Ukraine
Uruguay
Uzbekistan
Vanuatu
Venezuela, República Bolivariana de
Vietnam
Yemen, Republic of
Zambia
Zimbabwe
246
248
250
252
254
256
258
260
262
264
266
268
270
272
274
276
278
280
282
284
286
288
290
292
294
296
298
About the data
Data sources
Methodology
External debt and its components
301
301
302
304
Country groups
309
Glossary
311
Users guide
317
Table of contents
Anonymous
Latin American Politics and Society; Fall 2010; 52, 3; ABI/INFORM Global
pg. I
Studies in American Political Development
Volume 23
Issue 02
The Reed Rules and Republican Party Building: A New Look
Richard M. Valelly
Studies in American Political Development, Volume 23, Issue 02, October 2009, pp 115-142
doi: 10.1017/S0898588X09990022, Published online by Cambridge University Press 25 Sep 2009
Working Women or Women Workers? The Women's Trade Union League and the Transformation of the American Constitutional Order
Allison M. Martens
Ernst Freund, Felix Frankfurter, and the American Rechtsstaat: A Transatlantic Shipwreck, 1894–1932
Daniel R. Ernst
Before the Countermajoritarian Difficulty: Regime Unity, Loyal Opposition, and Hostilities toward Judicial Authority in Early America
Stephen M. Engel
A Movement Wrestling: American Labor's Enduring Struggle with Immigration, 1866–2007 – Erratum/Corrigendum
Janice Fine and Daniel J. Tichenor
SAP volume 23 issue 2 Cover and Back matter
Studies in American Political Development, Volume 23, Issue 02, October 2009, pp b1-b10
SAP volume 23 issue 2 Cover and Front matter
Studies in American Political Development, Volume 23, Issue 02, October 2009, pp f1-f3
doi: 10.1017/S0898588X0999006X, Published online by Cambridge University Press 25 Sep 2009
© Cambridge University Press 2009.
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The Journal for Quality and Participation; Jul 2010; 33, 2; ABI/INFORM Global
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Anonymous
Women & Environments International Magazine; Fall 2009/Winter 2010; 78/79; Research Library
pg. 3
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Women's Studies in Communication; 2010; 33, 2; Research Library
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American Planning Association. Journal of the American Planning Association; Spring 2010; 76, 2;
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Area Development Site and Facility Planning; Jun/Jul 2010; 45, 3; ABI/INFORM Trade & Industry
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Planning and Changing; Spring/Summer 2009; 40, 1/2; Research Library
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