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Extractions: Access Restrictions : available to current Columbia faculty, staff and students only. Congressional Collections at Archival Repositories The history of the U.S. Congress is documented in the official records of Congress, the private and personal papers of members of Congress, and many other sources. Official records and some personal papers are located in the National Archives at the Center for Legislative Archives , but most personal papers are geographically dispersed in repositories around the country. This list of Internet sources which provide information about congressional holdings is presented alphabetically by name of institution or organization.
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Extractions: CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, SACRAMENTO SPRING 2003 Professor : Rob Wassmer, Ph.D. E-Mail rwassme@csus.edu or rwassme@attbi.com Home-Page http://www.csus.edu/indiv/w/wassmerr/ Class Location: Tuesday, 6 - 8:50 p.m., 4021 Library; or Thursday, 6 - 8:50 p.m., 207 Douglas Hall Office : Room 3037 Tahoe Hall Office Phone Office Hours : Tuesday and Thursday, 4:30 - 6:00 p.m.; and by appointment if necessary Prerequisite A grade of B- or higher in PPA 220A. Required Texts (1) Coursepack which includes selected chapters of Public Finance , 6th Edition, Harvey S. Rosen, McGraw-Hill Irwin; and State and Local Public Finance , 2nd Edition, Ronald C. Fisher, Irwin; must be purchased at CSUS bookstore; Cost-Benefit Analysis for Public Sector Decision Makers , Diana Fuguitt and Shanton J. Wilcox, Quorum Books; can be purchased at CSUS bookstore or click here to purchase at Amazon.Com Heaven's Door: Immigration Policy and the American Economy , George J. Borjas, Princeton University Press;
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Extractions: Maryland is a diverse state ranging from the Atlantic beaches to the Appalachian Mountains; from the rolling hills of the northern Piedmont to the tidewater region of the Chesapeake Bay. Its history is reflected in its communities, both large and small. Baltimore, for example, is an industrial and transportation hub that includes outstanding universities, medical facilities, and numerous tourist attractions. The suburbs of Washington, DC, are characterized by bedroom communities and high-technology development. Three of every four Maryland citizens live in the geographic corridor linking these two cities. Smaller cities and towns feature a slower-paced, rural lifestyle, although they, like their urban counterparts, are no stranger to the ills of poverty, illiteracy, and unemployment. Strategies for strengthening strong communities and revitalizing weaker ones are essential to the continued quality of life of residents throughout the state. The Chesapeake Baythe largest estuary in the United Statesdefines Marylands interface with the natural environment. The quality of recreational opportunities and the quantity and quality of crab, oyster, and rockfish harvests are of concern to most state residents. The bay, however, is under siege from the pressures of an increasing population. Public decision-makers, educators, and local citizens face the challenge of trying to understand and successfully manage land-use changes resulting from this population growth.
Department For Planning And Infrastructure : TravelSmart impact. Four out of every five people want public transport, cycling and walkingto be given priority over cars in transport planning. Local government can be http://www.dpi.wa.gov.au/travelsmart/publications/localgov.html
Extractions: You will need Acrobat to read pdf documents By lowering our reliance on cars through greater use of public transport, cycling and walking, we can reduce traffic congestion and road trauma while improving air quality and health. Car use in the Perth Metropolitan Region is one of the highest by world standards - we make 63 per cent of all our personal trips by car as the driver. TravelSmart TravelSmart has already produced some spectacular results! It is a successful, innovative travel behaviour change program that is: suitable for all Perth local governments; proven and sustainable (reducing car trips by as much as 14%);
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Extractions: You will need Acrobat to read pdf documents The quality of the air we breathe and traffic congestion on our roads affects us all. Whatever your interest, or whatever community group you are involved in, there are many opportunities to reduce the use of private cars. While there is a lot you can do as an individual, community groups can make a really big impact. Here are a few simple examples: Sports club members could arrange to pool cars when travelling to games/matches.
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Extractions: ABSTRACT: Electronic commerce implies global reach, increased connectivity and interdependence, and technological advancement across cultural boundaries. Development of these aspects, however, has not occurred in an even manner. Online consumers, at different levels of technical maturity and cultural homogeneity, interact to create new cultural forms or "zones". These zones occur simultaneously in different directions, with different densities and at different speeds with largely unpredictable consequences. This paper produces a unique framework based upon this concept. We use this to understand the actions of the online consumer, analyse some previous thinking on EC, and develop some potential business responses to this concept.
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Case Study: "Lebanon Revisited" Washington DC US government Printing Office, 1984. that provide an overview of Lebanontoday see http//www.columbia.edu/cu/libraries/indiv/area/MiddleEast http://www.nwc.navy.mil/nsdm/cnw/annexes/c/pmi-02.htm
Extractions: Annex C The National Security Environment Introduction to PMI ... Back to the NSDM Syllabus PMI-2 INTRODUCTORY CASE STUDY: LEBANON REVISITED A. Focus. One of the principal objectives of the PMI course is to increase awareness of relevant political, organizational, and behavioral concepts useful in the analysis of national security cases. An example of such a case was the Reagan administrations responses to the growing violence in Lebanon. To dampen this conflict, and increase the chances for an overall Arab-Israeli peace settlement in the Middle East, the Reagan administration actively employed the diplomatic and military resources of the United States Government during 1981-83, but was unable to control events in Lebanon. When American military forces were withdrawn in February 1984, many wondered how the Reagan administration had become so deeply involved in the Lebanon crisis. B. Objectives Explain a complex national security case using the input-output model. Describe the major factors that influenced the decision(s) in this case.
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Extractions: Public Policy Resource Guide Institute for Public Policy Studies University of Denver X. Miscellaneous American Law Sources On-Line (ALSO) www.lawsource.com/also ALSO is a compilation of links to information about law in the United States, Canada and Mexico. Links are divided first by country, then by state or province. This user-friendly site is a good starting point for new students of the law. Congress.org www.congress.org Congress.org not only provides useful information on every Congressperson and the political compilation of each house of Congress, but it also has a search engine of current legislation and the voting record of every Congress member. The Dismal Scientist 600 Willowbrook Lane, Suite 600, West Chester, PA 19382-5500 www.dismalscientist.com Poking fun at the pejorative label of economics as the "dismal science," the Dismal Scientist provides economic facts and figures on regional, national and international levels. The stories on this site provide information on a variety of economic topics, although the use of economic terminology can be cumbersome to the uninitiated. The Drudge Report www.drudgereport.com
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Extractions: PROCESS EVALUATION PROJECT: Center for World Indigenous Studies Executive Summary Thirty three Indian governments have engaged in negotiations and concluded at least one and sometimes two Compacts of Self-Government with the United States between 1990 and 1995. The principles guiding the original negotiation of these compacts originally defined by Indian leaders in 1986 and 1987 emphasized the establishment of a government-to-government framework with the United States on a tribe-by-tribe basis. Emphasis was placed on the importance of these agreements being between each Indian government and the United States government as a whole instead of Indian governments dealing with agencies. The goals for self-government were based in these original principles, but there was a separation between principles and goals. Two studies have been conducted to serve as annual self-governance assessments. The first study in 1993 emphasized Indian government compliance with compacts and the effectiveness of accounting and budgetary systems. The second study (1994, 1995) emphasized "costs and benefit," depending on a series of questionnaires to get opinions from Indian governments and officials of the Bureau of Indian Affairs and the Office of Self-Governance. This study was generally approving of the creative and effective activities of Indian governments and critical of the United States government's compliance with Congressional and Compact terms and requirements.
