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Banking in turmoil
Banking in turmoil

By Steven I. Davis

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In a time of widespread crisis and uncertainty in the banking world, this interview-based book analyzes how bank management is reassessing strategic models. The current banking crisis has tested ev...

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Bank Mergers
Bank Mergers

By Steven I Davis

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Leadership in Conflict
Leadership in Conflict

By S. Davis

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Leadership in Conflicts
Leadership in Conflicts

By Steven I. Davis

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Bank Mergers
Bank Mergers

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Trade Unions in Russia and Ukraine 1985 95
Trade Unions in Russia and Ukraine 1985 95

By Sue Davis

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"The breakdown and subsequent break-up of the Soviet Union into fifteen newly independent states has provided a unique opportunity to analyse changing state-society relations, institutional change...

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The Young Gun
The Young Gun

By S. Davis

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