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... decisions . If the cry of emer- gency , the clamor for efficiency and speed of response , becomes the effec- tive standard of national response , then there will have occurred a still further erosion of democratic proc- esses ...
... decisions . If the cry of emer- gency , the clamor for efficiency and speed of response , becomes the effec- tive standard of national response , then there will have occurred a still further erosion of democratic proc- esses ...
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... decision - makers . An automatic nuclear response can be auto- matic only if the military leaders in the field meet no political inter- ference in making their decisions . If politicians in Washington make the decision , then ...
... decision - makers . An automatic nuclear response can be auto- matic only if the military leaders in the field meet no political inter- ference in making their decisions . If politicians in Washington make the decision , then ...
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... decisions . ' " ' * by a computer . They feel threatened . It is these executives who are to be placated : Using Project Control Methods , it is possible to realize the following important advantages : 1. It will aid management in the ...
... decisions . ' " ' * by a computer . They feel threatened . It is these executives who are to be placated : Using Project Control Methods , it is possible to realize the following important advantages : 1. It will aid management in the ...
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