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Bureau History: Coordinator of Students' Religious Activities, 1957
No full textCoordinator of Students' Religious Activities. (1957). Bureau History: Coordinator of Students' Religious Activities, 1957. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/121514
Bureau History: Coordinator of Students' Religious Activities, 1954
No full textCoordinator of Students' Religious Activities. (1954). Bureau History: Coordinator of Students' Religious Activities, 1954. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/121513
Who is to teach “these guys” to “shoot less?”
No full textSpecial Edition issue - Terrorism and Counter-Terrorism in Sub-Saharan AfricaWhile conducting research on counter-terrorism (CT) systems of the Central and Eastern European Member States of the European Union, a unique perspective on the European involvement in countering terrorism in Sub-Saharan Africa was offered to the author by a Czech defence ministry official. In his view, the fact that his country made a decision to contribute “boots on the ground” to the European Union Training Mission in Mali (EUTM Mali) was astonishing, to say the least: “Things like Mali, you sometimes wonder how these thing happen, even if you are part of them (Havranek 2013).” Thus a decision to participate in this latest CT motivated (building a Malian military capable of taking on the jihadists of Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb, AQIM) EU venture in Africa seems not to have been preceded by a careful analysis and weighting of the options on behalf of his country. In fact, it seemed like a knee jerk reaction to a call for troops from France and subsequently from Brussels. In the end, we might even speculate if, in this very case, the Czech Republic duly settled on a number of troops to be sent to Mali (very low – in dozens) and comfortably ticked off the box on its involvement in yet another Common Security and Defence Policy (CSDP) military mission in Africa, and its contribution to external aspects of combating terrorism on EU level.Publisher PD
Phase III report: population and employment implications of the alternative futures
No full textreportThis report summarizes the third phase activities of the Utah Process. These third phase activities have resulted in two principal accomplishments. First, the Economic and Demographic Impact Model has been used to analyze the Alternative Futures. Initial runs have been made based upon certain initial assumptions; these assumptions are to be changed in subsequent analyses (some of which are already underway). Second, groundwork has been laid for the next phase of the Utah Process; the fourmulation by various state government agencies of budget sketches specifically conditioned by the economic and demographic changes (through 1980) suggested by the third phase analyses. Both the analysis of the Future and the formulation of the contingency budget statements were major topics during the May 31, 1972, meeting of the Utah Systems Planning Group
Report #5
No full textMade available by the Northern Territory Library via the Publications (Legal Deposit) Act 2004 (NT).Date:2012The biannual report of the Coordinator-General for Remote Services reports on government efforts to address Indigenous disadvantage in the Northern Territory. It takes into account several major initiatives currently in progress, including 'Working Future' and 'Territory Growth Towns' of the Northern Territory government, the national 'Closing the Gap in Indigenous Disadvantage' initiative, and its sub-agreement, the 'National Partnership Agreement on Remote Service Delivery'. This report is for the period June 2011 to August 2012, with the appointment of a new Coordinator-General. It reviews policy and development in teh Northern Territory, and presents recommendations to government in the areas of policy approaches, transparency and accountability, prioritizing investments, and the COAG target areas of community safety, early childhood, education, youth, economic development, leasing, housing and infrastructure, health, and governance and leadership
Application Placement via Actor-Coordinator-Critic Embedded Harris Hawks Optimization in Dynamic SAGIN Environments
No full textApplication Placement via Actor-Coordinator-Critic Embedded Harris Hawks Optimization in Dynamic SAGIN Environment
The Utah process alternative futures 1975-1990: introduction and summary
No full textreportThis report presents a summary of the Alternative Future projections produced by the Office of the Utah State Planning Coordinator. Each Alterna tive Future represents the projected impacts on the State and its Multi-County Districts of a specified set of potential major economic developments. More extensive presentations of the Alternative Futures projections and of the project under which they were produced are made in The Utah Process Alternative Futures 1975-1990, Volumes I and II. These are available at the Office of the State Planning Coordinator, 118 State Capitol, Salt Lake City, Utah 84114. Supplemental work was performed to update the State Input- Output Tables and to compare economic projection models. Reports on these efforts can be obtained from the Bureau of Economic and Business Research, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah 84112
The impacts of energy development in Eastern Utah
No full textreportThe report was prepared by the Comprehensive Planning Section, State Planning Coordinator\u27s Office under the direction of Paul Parker and Jeannie Watanabe. Population projections, and written narative were prepared by Brad Barber. Graphics were provided by Judith Banning. Secretarial services were performed by Laura Reed. Development of production scenarios and direct employment requirements were provided by Buzz Hunt and Rod Millar of the Utah Energy Office
Utah:2000 a high development scenario
No full textreportThis report was prepared, under the direction of Paul Parker and Jeannie Watanabe, by members of the Comprehensive Planning Section, State Planning Coordinator\u27s Office. Population projections and other statistical data were prepared by Jeannie Watanabe and Brad Barber. Dave Conine, Paul Parker, Glenn Parsons, Judith Bannings, Brad Barber, Marilyn McKay, and Jeannie Watanabe provided analysis and written narrative. Graphics were provided by Kim Duffin and Judith Banning. Secretarial services were performed by Jo Ogea
The Utah process alternative futures 1975-1990, volume 1: assumptions and projections
No full textreportVolumes I and II of The Utah Process Alternative Futures, 1975-1990, contain the set of Alternative Future projections of economic and demographic conditions produced by the Utah State Planning Coordinator\u27s Office for the State of Utah and its Multi-County Planning Districts (MCD) in response to the recognition that the set of Futures and projected in 1971-72 woefully inadequately anticipated the so called "New Utah" conditions of major sustained economic growth expectations
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