Topic: Cliodynamics
Cliodynamics posits that a robust engagement with quantitative data is essential for acquiring a comprehensive understanding of social structures throughout time.
Michael Bear ACIPD
MSc in Human Resource Management Student at University of London | Published Author | Aspiring HR Business Partner | Available for Opportunities from October 2024
Power: Dynamics of Resistance and Subversion
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