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Oral History Program Interview: Lula May Quinn Martin
No full textCALIFORNIA STATE COLLEGE, BAKERSFIELD\ud
CALIFORNIA ODYSSEY The 1930s Migration to the Southern San Joaquin Valley\ud
Oral History Program Interview Between\ud
INTERVIEWEE: Lula May Quinn Martin\ud
PLACE OF BIRTH: Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory, Oklahoma INTERVIEWER: Judith Ganno
3532: Martin Quinn, R.E.
No full textFramed photo of the owner's grandfather, Martin Quinn, R.E. Service No. 606234, 1874-1956. He enlisted in 1897 and was a career soldier. Martin was injured at the Somme, participated in other battles, also serving with the R.A., R.A.F. after that war, and with the Irish Fusiliers. There are also 3 medals, two awarded while serving and one presented by the Lord Provost of Edinburgh on returning after the war.</p
Letter from Martin for Langer to Quinn Regarding Mrs. John Wilkinson\u27s Request for Assistance, June 16, 1950
Get PDFThis letter, dated June 16, 1950, from Irene Martin, secretary for United States (US) Senator William Langer to Fort Berthold Agency Superintendent Reginald W. Quinn, makes reference to Mrs. John Wilkinson of Elbowoods, North Dakota, who has written to Langer\u27s office concerning her family\u27s need for food. Martin writes that Langer\u27s office has been advised that the Wilkinsons have been unable to obtain farming loans or any relief. Martin asks Quinn to look into the matter and to advise Langer\u27s office on the Wilkinsons\u27 circumstances and what can be done to help them.https://commons.und.edu/langer-papers/2006/thumbnail.jp
Letter with attachment: Vera C. Quinn to Ida M. Tarbell, April 2, 1930
No full textLetter with attach letter, Martin Nelson to Vera C. Quinn, March 31, 193
Content moderation and advertising in social media platforms
Get PDFWe study the incentive of an ad-funded social media platform to curb the presence of unsafe content that entails reputational risk to advertisers. We identify conditions for the platform not to moderate unsafe content and demonstrate how the optimal moderation policy depends on the risk the advertisers face. The platform is likely to undermoderate unsafe content relative to the socially desirable level when both advertisers and users have congruent preferences for unsafe content and to overmoderate unsafe content when advertisers have conflicting preferences for unsafe content. Finally, to mitigate negative externalities generated by unsafe content, we study the implications of a policy that mandates binding content moderation to online platforms and how the introduction of taxes on social media activity and social media platform competition can distort the platform's moderation strategies
Between Liberty and Regional Leviathan : Establishing Engagement with Local Governance in Leicestershire
No full textRegional Studies Association early career grant holder, Martin Quinn employs classical social contract theory to interpret the success of efforts made by local government and governance institutions in Leicestershire to engage with local business and the wider community to deliver economic growth
Appendices – Supplemental material for The influence of institutional factors on corporate narratives: A thematic content analysis of Guinness
No full textSupplemental material, Appendices for The influence of institutional factors on corporate narratives: A thematic content analysis of Guinness by Alonso Moreno and Martin Quinn in Accounting History</p
Letter from Irene Martin on Behalf of Senator Langer to Reginald Quinn Regarding Mrs. John Wilkerson Who Needs Assistance for Her Family, June 16, 1950
No full textThis letter dated June 16, 1950, from Secretary to United States Senator William Langer Irene Martin on behalf of Langer to Reginald Quinn, marks the receipt of Quinn’s correspondence about Mrs. John Wilkerson. Martin acknowledges Quinn’s concern that “Mr. and Mrs. have been unable to obtain any loans with which to carry on their farming operations or to receive any relief.” The Wilkersons now need food. Martin asks Quinn to check into the situation to see what can be done.
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Letter from Irene Martin on Behalf of Senator Langer to Mrs. John Wilkerson Regarding Need for Assistance, June 16, 1950https://commons.und.edu/langer-papers/1577/thumbnail.jp
Introduction to handbook of accounting information systems
No full textThis introduction presents an overview of the key concepts discussed in the subsequent chapters of this book. The book examines accounting information is used both within and outside organisations, before describing the role occupied by information systems. Rapid advances in IT have led to the development of a suite of accounting-based IS, collectively known as AIS. Particular attention is paid to providing students and academics a balanced view of both the technical underpinnings and organisational consequences of AIS, with emphasis on the latter. The technological development of AIS is also discussed in relation to how the role of accountants has changed over time. The chapter describes the use of AIS and how systems development and methods play a key role to inform their design and development as well as the impact of systems development within the accounting profession and the growing demands for accountants with skills in data analytics.</p
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