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 magazine and newspaper articles, by Jennifer James, PhD, Cultural Anthropologist, thinking, future tense, 16 tips, beating the blues, mighty morphin' lawmakers must respond to change, ready, set, change, envisioning, next century, futureArticles
 This magazine article first published in The Court Manager describes the grieving process as it relates to responding to changeThinking in The Future Tense
 This synopsis of Jennifer James’ book “Women and the Blues” is the first of an ongoing series in “Life Choices” magazine16 Tips For Beating The Blues
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 John Gerstner, John Deere Manager of Internal Communications, interviews Jennifer James regarding the dynamics of change in the workplaceReady, Set, Change
 article, Jennifer James, Michael Hammer, Oren Harari, Watts Wacker, Margaret Wheatley, business, projects, project management, next centuryEnvisioning The Next Century
  
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 Topics covered include creationism, science and education, violence, and cultural diversityForum
 Topics covered include creationism, science and education, violence, and cultural diversityScience and Eductaion
 Seattle-based Cultural Anthropologist, Jennifer James, describes the forces that make the Harry Potter character so popular with modern childrenHARRY’S BACK, AGAIN!
 In this essay Jennifer James reviews the four steps to becoming a violent criminal and the need for intervention to stop the processTURNING VIOLENT: WHAT HAPPENS TO SOME OF OUR CHILDREN?
 Jennifer James invites us to question the stories we tell and identify whether they represent our future or our pastTELLING A NEW STORY
 This cultural anthropologist addresses racism, reparations, land restoration and national and corporate apologies in this thought-provoking essayApologies
  

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