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Author Joe Couch addresses the full range of character deficiency in America: education, healthcare, executive pay, amongst others. 140 pages
A central theme is how character disordered people are now carving out powerful positions in organizations, even if they are not in executive positions.
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To elevate the American dialogue about how voids in character are damaging the fabric of trust in everyday life, author Joe Couch reaches across a wide spectrum, calling out issues in education, healthcare, executive compensation, and more.br />
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And having been in the workplace for decades, Joe has heard some hair-raising stories of really damaging and unethical activities. Joe spins down some of these stories into hearty but fictionalized accounts of what happens when people with deficient character go to work. br />
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And that might normally just be an int | |  | | Polarization in America: it may be winning but it's not working!
Describes how voids of character and apathy are the root causes for why political parties have been able to polarize America. 116 pages
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• Are you tired of the politicians pitching you vapor balls loaded with solutions that are "what's in it for them"?br />
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• Are you tired of intentional divisiveness and would like to have a more complete dialogue?br />
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• Do you think that apathy may have influenced an acceptance of political polarization in America?br />
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• Do you think that we can no longer look the other way and that perhaps we should adopt more individual responsibility to help solve our American problems?br />
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There is a movement afoot to se |
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A Guide to Chinese Affairs
by Robert Liu
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 This is a political treatise that deals with the China issue from a completely new perspective. Disparaging as he may sound, from page to page, toward "the old system" and the Communist Party's various wiles, the author demonstrates his mysteriously |
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