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   Masks and Mirrors: Generation X and the Chameleon Personality » Read Now

   by Bernard Carl Rosen. 198 pgs.

   Collections: Psychology, Entire Library
   
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   Generation X: What They Think and What They Plan to Do, in The Futurist » Read Now

   by Bob Losyk. 5 pgs.

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   ...Generation X: what they think and what they plan to...young adults, commonly referred to as "Generation X" or the "baby busters," really so different...compared with just...
   
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   The Quest for Identity: From Minority Groups to Generation Xers » Read Now

   by Donald M. Taylor. 135 pgs.

   Collections: Psychology, Entire Library

   There are groups in society that experience profound social problems. Others show signs of a growing social malaise. From his research experiences in the United States, Canada, South Africa, and Indonesia, Taylor examines the reasons for such social problems and offers possible solutions.
   
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   We've Got Issues: The Get Real, No B.S., Guilt-Free Guide to What Really Matters » Read Now

   by Meredith Bagby. 325 pgs.

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   Written by a 26-year-old, "We've Got Issues" is a no-nonsense discussion of the political issues of the 2000 campaign that should matter to 20- and 30-somethings, such as government spending, welfare, public education, neighborhood safety, and retirement.
   
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   Isn't It Ironic? The Intersection of Third-Wave Feminism and Generation X, in Women's Studies in Communication » Read Now

   by Helene A. Shugart. 38 pgs.

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   ...intersection of third-wave feminism and Generation X. by Helene A. Shugart...with and thus representative of Generation X in order to assess the nature of the relationship...
   
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   Managing Our Future: The Generation X Factor, in Public Personnel Management » Read Now

   by Gary O'Bannon. 16 pgs.

   Collections: Psychology, Entire Library

   ...Managing Our Future: The Generation X Factor by Gary OBannon...advancements every six months have shaped Generation X lives. They value flexibility...Table 1 (next page).24...
   
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   Making It on Their Own: The Baby Boom Meets Generation X, in Monthly Labor Review » Read Now

   by Geoffrey Paulin, Brian Riordon. 12 pgs.

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   ...their own: the baby boom meets Generation X by Geoffrey Paulin...adults in 1994-95, members of "Generation X," appear to be economically worse...1984-85 (Boomers II), and...
   
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   The Future of Leadership: Today's Top Leadership Thinkers Speak to Tomorrow's Leaders (Discussion of Generation X begins on p. 147) » Read Now

   by Warren Bennis, Thomas G. Cummings, Gretchen M. Spreitzer. 316 pgs.

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   * Warren Bennis examines the issues that will challenge tomorrow's leaders* Edward E. Lawler III considers the arrival of the era of human capital* Charles Handy discusses tomorrow's organizational landscape* Thomas H. Davenport analyzes knowledge work and the future of management* Steven Kerr...

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   * Warren Bennis examines the issues that will challenge tomorrow's leaders* Edward E. Lawler III considers the arrival of the era of human capital* Charles Handy discusses tomorrow's organizational landscape* Thomas H. Davenport analyzes knowledge work and the future of management* Steven Kerr reflects on the boundaryless organizations* Thomas A. Stewart explores the "network" organizations* James M. Kouzes and Barry Z. Posner reveal the enduring leadership lessons of the past* Karl E. Weick talks about making sense of the unpredictable future for organizations* Philip Slater looks at leading oneself* Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi explores creating a context for creativity* Jean Lipman-Blumen why we tolerate bad leaders* Cathy L. Greenberg-Walt and Alastair G. Robertson reveal the evolving role of executive leadership* James O'Toole examines leadership as an organizational trait* Tom Peters discusses staying a fresh, motivated, and curious leader* Jeffrey Sonnenfeld brings to light how leaders respond to adversity* Tara Church reports on engaging youth in the practice of leadership* Edward W. Headington puts Generation X leadership under the microscope* Gretchen M. Spreitzer and Thomas G. Cummings consider the overall future of leadership"The Future of Leadership is a book that is inspiring, wise, and a joy to read. It honors the spirit and force of one of the world's greatest thinkers on leadership, Warren Bennis. A must-read for students of the new, new economy-the hybrid that bridges the professionalism of the old with the agility of the new."--John Seely Brown, former director of Xerox PARC and coauthor, The Social Life of Information

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   Hiring Generation X, in Journal of Accountancy » Read Now

   by Andrea T. Jennings. 6 pgs.

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   ...Hiring Generation X by Andrea T. Jennings The...age managers responsible for hiring Generation-X CPAs: This is not your fathers workforce...ownership programs have great...
   
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    Generation X and the Public Employee, in Public Personnel Management » Read Now

    by Carole L. Jurkiewicz. 20 pgs.

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    ...Generation X and the Public Employee. by Carole...work-related differences and similarities of 241 Generation X and Baby Boomer employees in the public...concentrating...
    
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    Just Doing It: Generation X Proves That Actions Speak Louder Than Words, in E » Read Now

    by Wiliam R. Buck, Tracey C. Rembert. 8 pgs.

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    ...Just doing it: Generation X proves that actions speak louder than words by Wiliam...are responsible for influencing her generation the so-called Generation X. "Generation...
    
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    Jesus at 2000 (Chap. 6 "Jesus and Generation X") » Read Now

    by Marcus J. Borg. 177 pgs.

    Collections: Religious Studies, Entire Library

    Jesus at 2000 has been written for a general audience and will be useful for those seeking an introduction to the controversial historical study of Jesus and Christian origins and to those wishing to examine the intricacies of the New Testament.