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    1. Book Reviews: Global Week at Fuqua

      In Global Tilt , Charan writes that the shift in business opportunities and economic power is inevitable.  The forces driving (...)

    2. Book Review: When Markets Collide

      Economic power is shifting from mature to emerging financial markets.

    3. What's Missing · Beyond Supply & Demand: Duke Economics Students Present 100 Years of American Women

      The Rubenstein Library acknowledges the historical role of libraries and archives, including our own institution, in centering and amplifying (...)

    4. Finding Articles - Women's Studies - LibGuides at Duke University

      Women's and Girls' Magazines Web Archive This link opens in a new window Popular women's magazines in the United States have long documented (...)

    5. Book Reviews: New on the ‘Net

      The first generation of computers belonged to universities, corporations, government and the military, which controlled their use.  40 years (...)

    6. Women Work! Records, 1979-2009 · Women and Labor Movements · Duke University Library Exhibits

      Organization records includes the information binder for the All in a Day’s Work program that was created in order to organize for women’s (...)

    7. The Value of Labor · Beyond Supply & Demand: Duke Economics Students Present 100 Years of American W

      "As a War Measure" Poster As women of all races took jobs outside the home during WWI, they gained greater economic power and (...)

    8. The Return of the Filmstrip - Bitstreams: The Digital Collections Blog

      In the fight for Black political and economic power, SNCC employed a wide array of technology and tactics to do the work.

    9. 2013 November

      In Global Tilt , Charan writes that the shift in business opportunities and economic power is inevitable.  The forces driving (...)

    10. https://sites.fuqua.duke.edu/fordlibrary/page/29/

      In Global Tilt , Charan writes that the shift in business opportunities and economic power is inevitable.  The forces driving (...)

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