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Effects of No Fault Divorce
A study of couples in states with no-fault divorce laws seems
to show that the law reduces incidences of domestic violence
and spousal homicide, particularly brightening the picture for
women.
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Is Lying Always Bad?
"What is Race?" "Marriage and the State,"
and similar topics are debated on Philosophy Talk, a radio
program created and hosted by Stanford University faculty that
airs Tuesdays at noon on San Francisco's KALW 91.7 FM.
Listeners can also tune in online.
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Latin American Business Strategy Embraces
Diversification
Local and global forces are pushing Latin American companies
to become multinationals and to adopt new business strategies
for success, agreed speakers at the 2004 Latin American
Business Conference. [Details]
World Bank E-Library Site
The World Bank e-library covers all current World Bank titles,
documents and papers and more than 1,200 backlist titles.
Jackson Library advises the site allows browsing by region or
topic. (Membership required) [Details]
EXECUTIVE EDUCATION
Credit Risk: Pricing and Risk Management
April 18-23
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Strategic Uses of Information Technology
April 25-30
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Strategy and Action In the Information Processing
Industry
This research paper gives an overview of the key themes,
conceptual frameworks and related tools used in the popular
course co-taught at the Stanford University Graduate School of
Business by Prof. Robert Burgelman and Andy Grove. The course
has prevailed through at least two business cycles and an
Internet boom and bust.
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Strategic Management of Technology and Innovation
This book's 4th edition includes new cases combined with text
and readings to explore the latest research. By Robert
Burgelman, Clayton M. Christensen, Steven C. Wheelwright.
McGraw-Hill/Irwin, 2004
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Credit Risk: Pricing, Measurement, and Management
Business School professors Darrell Duffie and Kenneth
Singleton provide an integrated treatment of the conceptual,
practical, and empirical foundations for credit risk pricing
and risk measurement. They model credit risk for measuring
portfolio risk as well as pricing defaultable bonds, credit
derivatives, and other securities exposed to credit risk.
[Details]
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