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Do You a Favor? Social Implications of High Aspirations in Negotiation.
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Study explores implications of high aspirations for potential future cooperation with one’s negotiating counterpart. Participants were 134…
On Why Public Managers Have to Have: Multiple Performance Measures.
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Bringing Space Back In: Measuring Segregation Along Three Dimensions Across Multiple Units of Analysis.
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What Makes George and John Run? In Election-Year Books, Bush Emerges as Focused, Firm, and Uninterested in Debate.
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Civil Service Has Morphed Into U.S. Inc.
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Facing the Fiscal Crises in State Governments: National Problem, National Responsibilities.
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Two-and-half years after the 2001 recession ended, the states -- both individually and collectively -- face hard fiscal times. "Despite…
On the Many Answers to the Question: Why Measure Performance?
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Can Past Be Prologue Again?
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Ronald Reagan: A Man, His Moment, and a Generation.
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Farewell to the Chief.
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