Best Practice. Best Command
AfP · 2024
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AfP · 2024
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Julia Bruce-Mayne · Wintec Research Archive (Waikato Institute of Technology) · 2009
Keynote address discussing examples from my own, colleagues, and attendees practice. Conference participants worked in groups to share and build upon their existing teaching and learning strategies.
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AfP · 2020
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Brenda Freeman · 2019
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Lena Wittenhoff · University of Southern Denmark Research Portal (University of Southern Denmark) · 2009
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Tan Yiğitcanlar · 2023
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UmweltBriefe · 2025
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Miriam Landes, Eberhard Steiner, Roswitha Knill-Dashtgerd et al. · Essentials · 2024
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Dictionary of Marketing Communications · 2004
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Marek Szwejczewski · Wiley Encyclopedia of Management · 2015
Abstract Over the last decade, the notion of “best practice” has taken a firm hold in both practitioner discourse and operations management ( OM ) literature.
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Holkje van der Veer · ATF Press eBooks · 2020
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The Institutional Repository at DePaul University (DePaul University) · 2018
In fall 2016, DePaul’s College of Law launched the Third Year in Practice Program, a progressive approach to experiential learning that further prepares students for their first year practicing law. The following spring, the inaugural cohort of 11 students all graduated, passed the bar exam and have found employment— largely because they were ready to jump right into their careers.
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Wei, Qi, Rowley, Chris · Research Repository (Kingston University London) · 2011
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Background. The term “public-private partnership ” (“partnership”) encompasses many different types of projects. Governments and government finance officers need to understand the different risks and rewards associated with various public-private partnership endeavors. Traditionally, the term “public-private partnership” has referred to private or public-private projects that involve the use of public resources or financing capabilities to promote local economic development. In those arrangements, the public entity is typically asked to provide some combination of tax incentives, public land or other assets, infrastructure investments or financing methods. In consideration of those public contributions, the private entity is asked to make capital investments, commit to provide jobs, contribute development expertise and assume financial risk. These “partnerships ” (which typically are not partnerships legally) can have short life spans covering only the construction period for the project, or longer life spans covering debt repayment or long-term operating agreements. The public-private partnership term has also been used to refer to transactions that are essentially privatization efforts, in which a state or local government enters into a long-term lease of a major asset (e.g., toll road, parking garage, airport, etc.) to a private-sector company and transfers the rights and responsibilities for the leased asset to the private company, or to transactions aimed at privatizing or outsourcing the provision of services that a governmental body had been providing directly. These transactions present a fundamentally different set of
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GORNATI, ANNA · Virtual Community of Pathological Anatomy (University of Castilla La Mancha) · 2012
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VADINI, ETTORE · Unicam Scientific Publications (University of Camerino) · 2011
La storia dell’architettura italiana della seconda metà del Novecento, anche se non del tutto conosciuta, ci ricorda che il Bel Paese ha una pagina importante sull’housing e sulla progettazione partecipata, finite nell’oblio fino a pochi anni fa, di grande interesse oggi.
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Samuel O. Idowu, René Schmidpeter, Nicholas Capaldi et al. · 2023
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