Keyword [Ford]
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| 1. | The Analysis And Enlightenment Of The Case Of Ford Merging Jiangling Automobile |
| 2. | Research On Competitive Strategy Of Changan-Ford Automobile Limited Company |
| 3. | Appraisal Of Faw-Ford Brazed Aluminum Radiator Project |
| 4. | A Comparative Study Of The Mode Of Production - Ford, Toyota, Volvo Mode Of Production Evaluation |
| 5. | The Normalization Of Sino-us Relations Process |
| 6. | Analysis Of The Role Of The Ford Foundation In The Sino-us Relations |
| 7. | Development And Operation Of American Non - Profit Organizations From The Perspective Of Political Participation |
| 8. | Nixon - Ford Government Of The Soviet Grain Trade Policy Research |
| 9. | Ease, But Did Not Turn Back |
| 10. | The Role Of The Foundation In US Public Diplomacy |
| 11. | On American Detente Diplomacy To Soviet Union During The Ford Administration |
| 12. | Ford Period For Marine Policy Studies |
| 13. | The Study On The Negotiation Of Millitary Bases Between The U.S. And Philipines During Ford Administration |
| 14. | Study Of The American Foreign Towards Korea On Military And Security (1969-1976) |
| 15. | The Driving Force Of Diplomatic Performance And Identity Evolution: A Comparative Study Of The Normalization Of Relations Between The Ford Government And The Carter Government |
| 16. | Reducing Poverty In The United States: A Study Of The Ford Foundation's Inner City Activities |
| 17. | Analysis On The British Conspiratorial Activities In Tibet Around 1949 |
| 18. | A conceptual integration of human participation within sanctification using Ford's personal agency beliefs |
| 19. | Latina/o political appointees in the federal government: An examination of the characteristics, career paths and impact on executive decision-making of the Kennedy, Johnson, Nixon, Ford, Carter, Reagan, Bush and Clinton appointees |
| 20. | Pardon you? Pardon me. Controversial usage of the presidential pardoning power: From Carter to Clinton (Jimmy Carter, Bill Clinton, Gerald R. Ford, Ronald Reagan, George H. W. Bush) |
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