Examining the relationship - Globe Thesis

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1.	Examining The Relationship Between Government And Green Innovation In Third-Party Logistics Firms
2.	Accountability in community corrections: A quantitative study examining the relationship among accountability perceptions and job performance in Community Correction Officers
3.	Civil society on the line: Examining the relationship between media and activist groups along the Arizona/Sonora border
4.	Examining the Relationship Between Work-Related Attitudes of Police and Security Applicants and Behavioral Admissions of Ethics, Safety, and Criminal Violations as Measured by The Law Enforcement Application Inventory (LEAI)
5.	Examining the Relationship Between Athletics Spending and Directors' Cup Standings
6.	Fostering a culture of lawfulness: Examining the relationship between perceptions of law enforcement legitimacy, legal reasoning, and behavior
7.	Examining the Relationship between Immigration Status and Criminal Involvement: Do Illegal Immigrants Commit More Crime
8.	Examining the Relationship Between the Level of Ability to Live Independently and Level of Competence to Sexually Consent Among Individuals With Mental Handicap
9.	Examining the Relationship Between Law Enforcement Accreditation, Citizen Complaints, Civil Lawsuits, and Adverse Civil Judgments
10.	Examining the Relationship between State Worker's Compensation Laws, State Politics, and Reported Safety Results
11.	Examining the relationship between organizational culture and evidence-based practice implementation in community corrections
12.	Police perjury: Examining the relationship between social tendency and managerial considerations
13.	Arts and Activism: Examining the Relationship Between Activism, the Institution, and the Arts Administrato
14.	Examining the relationship between leadership and job satisfaction among Nigerian prison officers
15.	Examining the Relationship Between Agency Size and Aggression During Police-Citizen Encounter
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