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Management Subcontract Administration Commissioning the Facility
Project Completion The Project Manager's Role as a Manager Future
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"Highlighting the practical side of real-life project execution,
this massive reference stresses project management as an
independent profession--detailing the varied applications where
project management is used and examining the numerous and diverse
project management responsibilities and tools."
Project Management Project Management Technology Planning the
Project The Project Schedule The Project Budget Project Control
Status Reporting Engineering Materials Management Construction
Management Subcontract Administration Commissioning the Facility
Project Completion The Project Manager's Role as a Manager Future
Directions
Are you looking into buying your first home but don’t know where
to start? 70 Things First-time Home Buyers Need To
Know breaks down all the complicated real estate legalese and
provides you with the straightforward knowledge you need to decide
whether you should buy, how to locate the right home for you, and
how to navigate the process from negotiation through closing,
including: Comparing single-family and condominium ownership and
benefits Selecting the right real estate professional for your
needs Using the Web to search for your home Negotiating price and
repairs Understanding surveys, title insurance, appraisals, and all
aspects of the closing process
Representations of Stereotypical Images in Popular Culture: A
Critical Approach engages students to examine the perpetuation of
stereotypical images of marginalized groups found in popular media
and to challenge those frameworks that are responsible for the
creation and maintenance of these negative images. Focusing on
film, television, social media, and lifestyles, the book applies
critical theory to explain the impact of capitalism on the
construction of images of minorities in popular culture. It
examines how the maintenance of these images becomes embedded in
our culture and directly impacts our belief systems regarding
social expectations of racial, gender, and class groups. The book
begins with chapters that define popular culture, introduce
critical theory and racialized ideology, and examine the ways race,
ethnicity, class, gender, and sexuality are represented. Additional
chapters explain how racialized stereotypes are historically rooted
in chattel slavery and trace the perpetuation of these images over
three major stages of capitalist development. The final three
chapters explore the perpetuation of negative images of other
subordinated groups, how stereotypes are represented in social
media, and the overall impact of the perpetuation of negative
images on society. Throughout, reflection questions, chapter
vignettes, comprehension questions, and real-world observations
enrich the learning experience.
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