In Australia, corruption spends public funds in pursuit of power, rewards favour, and strips support from worthy programs. It silences journalists and those charged with upholding standards of integrity by depriving them of funding. Grift and stacking are commonplace as those chasing influence infiltrate the structures of power. Corruption rewards loyalty through appointments to office and by preferencing those within the favoured network ahead of others of equal or greater talent. It conceals itself through unfit-for-purpose access to information laws and processes, vague budget commitments, the assertion of unchecked executive discretion, a quick media cycle and overburdened parliamentary committees. It undermines trust in government at a time when trust is vital to keeping us safe. Corruption allows mistrust to fester, offers nourishment to conspiracy theories, and engenders civil unrest. In Easy Lies & Influence, Fiona McLeod, a practising Senior Counsel and Chair of the Accountability Round Table, tells us what corruption can do, and why it's imperative that we address it.
Philosophy and theology are important concepts for Christians. This important work identifies how philosophy shapes theology, while also addressing various philosophical issues that arise within the Bible and theology.
Like in the case study provided by Vanessa, one could easily ask the salesman to present one with the maintenance log of the car. ... Vanessa refers to this type of lie as “nothing but the truth” or “lie of influence.
The City of Influence is a humorous, insightful parable that will leave you ready to roll up your sleeves and change the way you build relationships from the inside out.
This volume is full of straightforward, easy-to-follow tips, exercises, and techniques that can help you boost your persuasive abilities.
Why do relationships have to be so hard? In How to Win Her & Influence Him, Genie Goodwin unveils the most common reasons relationships can be so difficult and the miraculous strategies you can easily do that can melt the troubles away.
From Lies to Love Steven Cohen. Lie 12: I have no Father. While I could quote from one of the ... Statistics don't explain what lies beneath; they simply expose a pattern that may need to be looked at. For example, we are told in the ...
Through exhaustive analysis he shows how foreign money infects the U.S. political process – systematically undermining U.S. foreign policy.The Foreign Policy Auction is an impassioned expose of an industry whose primary goal is bending U ...
Now even more indispensable in our data-driven world than it was when first published, How to Lie with Statistics is the book that generations of readers have relied on to keep from being fooled.
between categories of modes of influence that may serve better in defining agency-regarding relations. ... has unwelcome consequences: lies and threats are cases of rational, as opposed to nonrational, influence, and this means that ...
It is interesting that it took me quite a long time to understand Ugandan culture and actually see the “dirty looks”. Over a decade ago, I was coaching the All-African Games 800m bronze medallist, the great Grace Birungi.