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Born in 1974, El-Koussy took an indirect path to art.
Capital idea: Egyptian photographer wins Art Prize by Daily News Egypt (Egypt)
A study found that the pathways between childhood abuse and neglect and violent criminal behaviour are different for men and women; for men childhood maltreatment has both a direct effect on aggressive behaviour and an indirect one, through alcohol, while for women, only the indirect path was found.
Making the links: violence, trauma and mental health by Network (Winnipeg)
The model tests (1) the direct association between a firm's strategy and the extent of use of both financial and non-financial performance measures; (2) the direct association between the extent of use of financial and non-financial performance measures and organizational performance; and (3) the indirect path from strategy to organizational performance through the appropriate use of financial and non-financial measures.
Differentiation strategy, performance measurement systems and ... by Spencer, X. Sarah Yang; Joiner, Therese A.; Salmon, Suzanne / International Journal of Business
 
 
 
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