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by Milverton Wallace The kid enters the coffee shop and is greeted excitedly by her friends. They jostle to exchange high fives, knuckle greetings and finger snaps with her. What is the cause of their...
by Franz Tessun Decision Making in Complex and Uncertain Business Environments This paper shows the need of a totally different thinking. There are three sectors of thinking: a) network thinkingb) fut...
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by European Environment Agency Foreword Progress is being made in improving the quality and quantity of Europe ’s water resources, particularly in the European Union. Much of this improvement has been...