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In contrast, the intense policy demanders of the group-centered model of parties in The Party Decides attempt to obtain outcomes that are consist with their policy preferences and not necessarily those of the electorate.
The Party Decides: Presidential Nominations Before and After Reform by Brasher, Holly / Presidential Studies Quarterly
This type of instruction is often referred to as "warm demander pedagogy" (Ware, 2006), and has been shown to be highly effective in evoking positive responses from African American students.
Achieving success with African American learners: a framework for ... by Bonner, Emily P. / Childhood Education
The demanders in this industry are some production enterprises producing chemical products or some enterprises processing raw materials, such as BASF, Corning, Rhodia, Bayer, Drehmo, Du Pont.
Research Report on the Plastic Hollow Container Market in Chinese ... by Kate Chen / Business community
 
 
 
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