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President Bok, in a recent statement, called the new professorship "particularly welcome" and said it would "strengthen Harvard's capacity to contribute in the field of the interaction of business, labor and government, so vital to our times and the era ahead...
...bosses do because the whole structure of Japanese society encourages mutual trust and cooperation. This allows collective enterprises like large corporations to flourish. Japanese companies are structured around a powerful, bonding attachment between workers and their firms, and Ouchi focuses on the ways that managers help to reinforce and strengthen the bond. Among them...
...think the University has not done enough to make the department strong. Harvard may not be consciously trying to dismantle Afro-Am; almost certainly, though, it is not truly committed to building it. Black organizations have done much to keep the University from destroying Afro-Am, but less to strengthen it. I would have expected the BSA to have drafted an in depth, comprehensive report outling in as specific detail as possible their recommendations on how to build an effective department. Perhaps such a report exists, but if so it hasn't been circulated widely enough for me to know...
...United Kingdom rather than accept Irish home rule and Catholic domination. Paisley, too, was seeking to stir support among Ulster's 1 million Protestants against any conceivable sellout to the Catholics, and he had an additional motive. With local elections scheduled in May, he hoped to strengthen his Democratic Unionists against the bigger but less dogmatic Official Unionist Party...
...offer an opportunity for obvious political manipulation, they are almost sure to be resisted not only by Third World countries but also by America's principal economic partners. The West, to use its wealth effectively, needs a common investment strategy. Hence a more prudent course would be to strengthen internal tional financial institutions. That means using America's still dom inant position on the governing boards of those bodies to improve their ability to tie - and occasion ally yank - the economic strings that must be attached to loans and aid programs...