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Public relations—Energy
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256 pp. Illustrates how concerns over dehumanizing organization in the workplace spread beyond the blue collar working class to white color workers. 1755 Senger, John. Individual groups and the organization. Cambridge: Winthrop Publishers. Attempts to find the behavioral theories, concepts and findings useful in organizational llfe. THESIS 1756 Lindsten, S. H. A test of the perception of knowledge of company benefits. Thesis, Northern Illinois, DeKalb. Thesis showed greater perception among manageables; least among f~male employees.
P U B L I C IIEI.XTIONS--ENEIIGY ARTICLES 1757 Gathering energy crlsis. ATB (}far) 31. Predicts major oll supply disruption of imports. 1758 U.S. Department of Energy. Starting a driver owned and operated vanpool. Pers Adm (Jun) 39. Everything you need to know to start a vanpool program at your office. 1759 Wartlck, S. L. B~g o~l's flawed propaganda. Bus & Soc R (Wln) 43. U.S. oil companies have long contended that their profits are in llne with other U.S. companies and that larger profits are needed for oll exploratlon and development. However, according to their o ~ figures, oil companies have changed their profitability position relative to other companies. BOOK 1760 Rosenbaum, W. H. Energy, politics and public policy. Washington, D.C.: Cong Q, 229 pp. Introduces the reader to the language and concepts of policy analysis and applies them to the energy crisis, THESIS 1761 Grant, A. E. Florida's energy secretl a television program on agricultural energy sources produced as a creative thesis. Thesis, Florida, Cainesville. A creative project to inform TV viewers of the potential for producing energy from agricultural sources in the state.
P U B L I C RELXTIONS--EA~'llgOA.~!ENT ARTICLES 1762 Blackburn, D. J. The publicity campaign to stem the tide of trash: recycllng--real or phony solution? Cal J (Jul) 242. 1763 Citizen participation and regotlation needed for citing hazardous waste. PR Reporter purview (Jun) 2. C o ~ u n i t l e s advised to negotiate for best deal rather than opt for outright rejection.
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256 pp. Illustrates how concerns over dehumanizing organization in the workplace spread beyond the blue collar working class to white color workers. 1755 Senger, John. Individual groups and the organization. Cambridge: Winthrop Publishers. Attempts to find the behavioral theories, concepts and findings useful in organizational llfe. THESIS 1756 Lindsten, S. H. A test of the perception of knowledge of company benefits. Thesis, Northern Illinois, DeKalb. Thesis showed greater perception among manageables; least among f~male employees.
P U B L I C IIEI.XTIONS--ENEIIGY ARTICLES 1757 Gathering energy crlsis. ATB (}far) 31. Predicts major oll supply disruption of imports. 1758 U.S. Department of Energy. Starting a driver owned and operated vanpool. Pers Adm (Jun) 39. Everything you need to know to start a vanpool program at your office. 1759 Wartlck, S. L. B~g o~l's flawed propaganda. Bus & Soc R (Wln) 43. U.S. oil companies have long contended that their profits are in llne with other U.S. companies and that larger profits are needed for oll exploratlon and development. However, according to their o ~ figures, oil companies have changed their profitability position relative to other companies. BOOK 1760 Rosenbaum, W. H. Energy, politics and public policy. Washington, D.C.: Cong Q, 229 pp. Introduces the reader to the language and concepts of policy analysis and applies them to the energy crisis, THESIS 1761 Grant, A. E. Florida's energy secretl a television program on agricultural energy sources produced as a creative thesis. Thesis, Florida, Cainesville. A creative project to inform TV viewers of the potential for producing energy from agricultural sources in the state.
P U B L I C RELXTIONS--EA~'llgOA.~!ENT ARTICLES 1762 Blackburn, D. J. The publicity campaign to stem the tide of trash: recycllng--real or phony solution? Cal J (Jul) 242. 1763 Citizen participation and regotlation needed for citing hazardous waste. PR Reporter purview (Jun) 2. C o ~ u n i t l e s advised to negotiate for best deal rather than opt for outright rejection.
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