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11	Red, White, and Black: The Meaning of Loyalty in Georgia Education Webb, Rhonda Kemp 13 May 2016 (has links) The overall objective of the research presented in this dissertation is to establish ways in which the Red Scare and Cold War eras impacted social studies education in Georgia from the 1930s through the 1960s. My position is that the decision by the Communist Party’s international leadership to support African Americans in the southern United States through legal defense and the organization of sharecroppers’ unions impacted white segregationists’ interpretation of subversive activity as being inclusive of racially liberal ideas. Social studies education in Georgia was affected by the policies and curriculum decisions made in the context of Red Scare and Cold War influences. An analysis of the historiography of communism in the United States reflects the changing tenor of uncertainty and fear that gripped Americans when it came to radical ideas contrary to the democratic capitalist tradition. Historians tend to agree that the Party’s efforts in the African American community had minimal impact. However, the calibration used by scholars to measure “impact” should be adjusted to look beyond changes in Communist membership numbers and whether the lives of blacks in the South improved. My focus in this study is the peripheral impact the efforts of the Communist Party had on southern white segregationists who began to equate racially liberal actions with subversive activity. Chapters in this dissertation focus on the formation of the Communist Party’s Black Belt Self-Determination Thesis and how it was carried out in the American South, national efforts to combat communist infiltration through loyalty oaths and textbook reviews, and the evolution of civic and democratic education initiatives in social studies. Georgia’s scandalous episode of the early 1940s involving Eugene Talmadge’s manipulation of the state’s educational system is presented as an example of how the concepts of subversion and racial liberalism were equated in an effort to maintain segregation in the state. These chapters provide evidence of the Red Scare and Cold War eras’ impact on social studies education in Georgia from the 1930s through the 1960s. Social studies Communism Black belt self-determination thesis Eugene Talmadge Marvin Pittman Walter Cocking Loyalty oath Civic education Georgia Atlanta
12	Implantação do programa seis sigma em três projetos de uma empresa do setor de papel e celulose: um estudo de caso Couto, Daniel Augusto Marques 05 December 2007 (has links) Made available in DSpace on 2010-04-20T20:20:40Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 176520.pdf: 1445908 bytes, checksum: a8c0b0e8050904f8ad266e52e72c18cf (MD5) Previous issue date: 2007-12-05T00:00:00Z / Esse trabalho tem como principal objetivo analisar e montar um quadro referencial de três casos de sucesso que utilizaram a metodologia Seis Sigma. Os projetos ocorreram na área de manufatura e em períodos e processos diferentes de uma empresa do setor de Papel e Celulose. A metodologia utilizada para fazer a dissertação foi o estudo de caso múltiplo. Foram entrevistados os Champions dos projetos, um Green Belt, o Black Belt e o Líder do programa Seis Sigma responsáveis pelos três projetos. Foram também utilizadas todas as informações geradas durante a realização dos projetos como sumário executivo, comportamento dos indicadores, e resultados. A análise destes casos mais a revisão bibliográfica possibilitou montar um quadro referencial dos fatores críticos para o sucesso. Os fatores críticos significativos identificados foram liderança, gestão, projetos, comunicação e acompanhamento, e treinamento. Este quadro será utilizado para nortear a implantação dos próximos projetos na empresa estudada. Foi possível também avaliar o impacto positivo do programa Seis Sigma no desempenho operacional, satisfação dos clientes e na cultura de qualidade dos funcionários participantes dos projetos. Seis sigma Green belt Black belt Fatores críticos de sucesso Champion Administração de empresas Controle de qualidade Administração da produção Papel - Indústria Projetos - Avaliação Sucesso nos negócios
13	From Dawn to Dan: The Journey of Karate Masters. Maynard, Brandon W. 24 July 2017 (has links) No description available. Behavioral Sciences Clinical Psychology Counseling Psychology Psychology Spirituality Karate Martial Arts Exercise Self Esteem Phenomenology Masters Mental Health Kata Kumite Dan Black Belt Emotional Regulation Qualitative
14	New South: Racial Justice, Political Organizing, and Reimagining the American Battleground Hicks, Henry Beecher, IV January 2021 (has links) No description available. African American Studies African Americans American History American Studies Black History Black Studies Communication Demographics Economic History Environmental Justice Ethnic Studies Gender Glbt Studies History Journalism Minority and Ethnic Groups Political Science Regional Studies Democratic Party South Deep South Relational organizing Voting rights Voter protection Progressive Political messaging Political communications Oral history Racial justice Black African American Field organizing Battleground state Election Campaign Republican Party Tennessee Georgia Democrat New South Black Belt Buttigieg

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