Getting Better
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Getting Better: Television and Moral Progress
By Bryan Green40 Carson, In Struggle: SNCC and the Black Awakening of the 1960s, 209-10. 41 Wilhoit, The Politics of Massive Resistance, 213. 42 Malcolm X, The Autobiography, 238. 43 Ibid., 245-6. 44 Ibid., 245-7 45 Bonnerz, “Group Identity: The ...
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Getting Better: Why Global Development Is Succeeding--And How We Can Improve the World Even More
By Charles KennyThe author reflects on the past years of changes in the developing world, showing how aid interventions, inexpensive yet effective technologies and the spread of political ideas has helped developing countries and explaining what can be ...
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Getting Better: Television and Moral Progress
Social History Communications GETTING BETTER Television and Moral Progress Henry J. Perkinson With a new epilogue by the author Ever since the 1950s , when television became ascendent in American popular culture , it has become ...
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Getting Better: Why Global Development Is Succeeding--And How We Can Improve the World Even More
By Charles KennyDespite counterclaims and hand wringing, things are getting better, everywhere. Rich countries may be getting richer faster than poor countries, and we may be unsure how to improve that situation, but poor countries and poor people ...
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Getting Better: Healing Prescriptions for Patients, Families And Friends
By Mark LandiakI used to love watching John McEnroe play tennis. ... McEnroe was not going to let a call that he thought was bad keep him from yelling a bit or winning and he won a lot. ... When you're really sick, you get a lot of bad news.
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Getting Better: Why Global Development Is Succeeding--And How We Can Improve the World Even More
By Charles KennyThe author reflects on the past years of changes in the developing world, showing how aid interventions, inexpensive yet effective technologies and the spread of political ideas has helped developing countries and explaining what can be ...
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Getting Better: Inside Alcoholics Anonymous
By Nan RobertsonA veteran reporter with the New York Times, Robertson relates the history of Alcoholics Anonymous--begun by two drunks, a surgeon and a failed stockbroker--and tells of her own battle with...
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Getting Better: Improving Health System Outcomes in Europe and Central Asia
By Owen Smith, Son Nam NguyenHealth is a major development challenge facing Europe and Central Asia (ECA) today.