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20793715

Journal Title

Academicus International Scientific Journal

Journal Issue Number

1

Journal Issue Date

2010

First Page

11

Full Title

Communication and Ethical Behavior in the Public Service

Author

Musaraj, Arta [person]

10.7336/academicus.2010.01.01

ISSN

20793715

Journal Title

Academicus International Scientific Journal

Journal Issue Number

6

Journal Issue Date

2012

First Page

12

Full Title

Communication as ethical facilitator

Author

Pomilio, Franco [person]

10.7336/academicus.2012.06.01

ISSN

20793715

Journal Title

Academicus International Scientific Journal

Journal Issue Number

1

Journal Issue Date

2010

First Page

100

Full Title

The revolution of communication and its effect on our life

Author

Vasmatics, Gabor [person]

10.7336/academicus.2010.01.10

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