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AN INVESTIGATION OF THE SUCCESS OF ORGANIZATIONS INVOLVED IN COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT INITIATIVES
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Author
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Foreman, Brian
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Date Created
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2010
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Subjects--Topical
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Educational leadership, Organizational sociology
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Description
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ABSTRACTBRIAN KEITH FOREMAN. An investigation of the success of organizations involved in community engagement initiatives. (Under the direction of DR. DAVID M. DUNAWAY)Organizations seeking to invest human and financial resources in community-bui...
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Coping and Reentry: The Impact of Individual Coping Style on Reentry Outcomes
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Author
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LaCourse, Ashleigh
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Date Created
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2016
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Description
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Recidivism rates for previously incarcerated offenders are very high. These rates can be partially attributed to various barriers to reentry, including unemployment, financial difficulties, mental illness, and many others. In question is whether i...
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Coping and Reentry: The Impact of Individual Coping Style on Reentry Outcomes
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Author
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LaCourse, Ashleigh
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Date Created
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2016
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Subjects--Topical
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Criminology
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Description
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Recidivism rates for previously incarcerated offenders are very high. These rates can be partially attributed to various barriers to reentry, including unemployment, financial difficulties, mental illness, and many others. In question is whether i...
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DRUG CONTROL POLICIES: THE CASES OF COLOMBIA AND THE UNITED STATES
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Author
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Bottia, Martha
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Date Created
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2010
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Description
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The consumption, production and trafficking of illicit drugs is one of the major problems facing nearly all societies today. Unfortunately, illicit drugs have the ability to disintegrate persons, families and, in some extreme cases, entire societi...
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DRUG CONTROL POLICIES: THE CASES OF COLOMBIA AND THE UNITED STATES
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Author
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Bottia, Martha
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Date Created
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2010
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Subjects--Topical
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Government policy, Criminology
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Description
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The consumption, production and trafficking of illicit drugs is one of the major problems facing nearly all societies today. Unfortunately, illicit drugs have the ability to disintegrate persons, families and, in some extreme cases, entire societi...