990 resultados para Maryland State Colonization Society.
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Title Varies: Aug.1875- Proceedings
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Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to demonstrate how the conceptual lens of corporate social responsibility (CSR), business and civil society can be used to explore “less popular causes” (in this case, a community-based public sector empirical study of initiatives with offenders) and, in particular, respond to the question used by Walzer “In which society can lives be best led?” Design/methodology/approach – This is a formative and summative evaluation study of a National Offender Management “community payback” offender scheme based in the UK using a mixed method, predominantly qualitative approach that integrates theory and practice. Findings – The paper finds that citizenship actions of front-line public sector employees, working in partnership with other agencies in the community, embody the essence of Walzer's notion of CSR and civil society by going beyond the call of duty to provide additional training and moral support for the community offenders. Originality/value – The paper contributes towards an understanding of how CSR and civil society debates can inform wider aspects of public policy and business through its application to areas of society that are perceived to be “challenging” and “undeserving”.
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Full title: 1916-17, Report of the Maryland agricultural society including the reports of the state horticultural society, the Crop improvement association, the State dairymen's association, the State beekeepers' association -- 1918-20, same title, with the addition of the Vegetable growers' association and the Sheep growers' association -- 1921, same title as 1918-20 with the addition of the Tobacco growers' association -- 1922, Report of the Maryland agricultural society, the Maryland farm bureau federation, including the reports of the State horticultural society, the Crop improvement association, the State dairymen's association, the State beekeepers' association, the Vegetable growers' association, the Sheep growers' association, the Tobacco growers' association, County farm bureau federations -- 1923- Report of the Maryland agricultural society, the Maryland farm bureau federation, including the reports of the Maryland state horticultural society, the Maryland crop improvement association, the Maryland state dairymen's association, the Maryland state beekeepers' association, the Maryland vegetable growers' association, the Maryland sheep growers' association, the Maryland tobacco growers' association, the Maryland swine growers' association.
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4th ser., v. 1-4 includes the Proceedings of the 1st-11th annual meetings (1848-58) of the Maryland State Agricultural Society.
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"Appendix to the Rev. D. Coker's Journal" (pages [41]-52) includes "Letter from Nathaniel Peck to his mother in Baltimore".
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This paper aims to explain the historical development of Australia's foreign economic policy by using an analytical framework called a 'state-society coalition' approach. This approach focuses on virtual coalitions of state and society actors that share 'belief systems' and hold similar policy ideas, goals and preferences, as basic units (policy subsystems) of policy making. Major policy changes occur when a dominant coalition is replaced by another. The paper argues that, in Australia, there have been three major state-society coalitions in the foreign economic policy issue area: 'protectionists', 'trade liberalisers' and 'optional bilateralists'. The rise and fall of these coalitions resulted in distinctive shifts of Australia's foreign economic policy in the 1980s towards unilateral and multilateral liberalisation and in the late 1990s towards bilateral trade and investment arrangements.
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Maryland State Highway Administration, Brooklandville