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What is Liberal Party

Handbook of Research on Electronic Collaboration and Organizational Synergy
The Liberal party is actually known as the Liberal Democrats party but is referred to as the Liberal party to avoid confusion with the national Liberal Democrats Party to which it is answerable.
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Understanding the Dialectic Relationship between Intraand Inter-Organizational Cooperation
Keith Baker (University of Southhampton, UK)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-60566-106-3.ch046
Abstract
Information and Communication Technology (ICT) is often seen as a vehicle for organizational reform. However, the established literature on achieving ICT based reform tends to focus upon the private sector and is unsuitable for analysing the public sector. In the public sector ICT reform is usually delivered through complex partnership arrangements with private sector organizations. This seen the emergence of the Strategic Service Partnership (SSP) in which an interorganizational relationship is established between a public sector organization and a private sector organization. This partnership allows for the private sector organization to become the exclusive provider of ICT systems for the public sector organization. These ICT systems allow for intra-organizational communication and coordination to be achieved. As such reform which seeks to enable intra-organizational collaboration is shown to be dependent upon the establishment of inter-organizational collaboration. These two factors are understood in terms of a dialectic relationship.
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A Swift Kick: Russian Diplomatic Practice in Bulgaria, 1879-1883
One of the first political parties of Bulgaria. The majority party, frequently outpolling their Conservative rivals by margins of 4-to-1, and in favor of a strong legislature. Their main leader was Petko Karavelov. In the mid-1880s the Liberal Party fractured into several splinter parties. The splinter led by Petko Karavelov was renamed the Democratic Party in 1896, and has remained a force in Bulgarian politics to the present day.
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