Suchergebnisse

The International Conference on Research of Educational Administration and Management (ICREAM) held on October 17, 2017 in Bandung, West Java, Indonesia. The aim of ICREAM is to provide a platform for educators, administrators, managers, leaders, policy makers, researchers, scholars, principals, supervisors, graduate students, practitioners, academicians, professionals and teachers from different discipline backgrounds to present and discuss research, developments and innovations in the fields of educational administration. It provides opportunities for the delegates to exchange new ideas and application experiences, to establish business or research relations and to find global partners for future collaboration.

chapter 1 Introduction -- chapter 2 Vulnerability to Climate Risks -- chapter 3 Future Climate Scenarios -- chapter 4 Future Flood Hydrology -- chapter 5 Future Crop Performance -- chapter 6 Economy-wide Impacts of Climate Risks -- chapter 7 Adaptation Options in the Agriculture Sector -- chapter 8 The Way Forward – Turning Ideas to Action.

chapter 1 - Crime in the United States -- chapter 2 - The History of Law Enforcement in the United States -- chapter 3 - Local and Tribal Enforcement in the United States -- chapter 4 - State Law Enforcement in the United States -- chapter 5 - Federal and International Law Enforcement -- chapter 6 - Private Enforcement -- chapter 7 - Ethics -- chapter 8 - Types of Policing -- chapter 9 - Patrol Types and Specialized Assignments -- chapter 10 - Investigation -- chapter 11 - Forensic Science -- chapter 12 - After Arrest: Taking the Case to Court -- chapter 13 - Law Enforcement under the United States Constitution -- chapter 14 Administration and Leadership Community Support, Recruitment, Selection, Training, and Retention -- chapter 15 - The Future of Law Enforcement and Its Changing Role.

First published in 1904, this volume emerged during a split within the Liberal Unionist Party over Joseph Chamberlain's advocacy of Protectionism through Tariff Reform. Having originally broken with the Liberal Party over Home Rule in 1885, 1904 saw some Liberal Unionists return to the Liberal fold. The authors here constitute those departing Liberal Unionists in a multifaceted rallying call for Free Trade in the face of Protectionism. Their articles, on subjects such as Shipping, Agriculture and Engineering, assess the implications of Free Trade with a focus on each author's specialist industry. The authors unanimously declare in favour of the system under which, they maintain, Great Britain developed unparalleled prosperity and taught other nations her industrial success. In the process, they demonstrate that trade cannot improve whilst fettered and focus on the potential for real improvements through Free Trade.