The Long-Term Achievements of Mayors and Administrations in Successfully Getting Children to Normal Levels in Pittsburgh Mills: A Supposed Khrushchev Tournament Problem

The Long-Term Achievements of Mayors and Administrations in Successfully Getting Children to Normal Levels in Pittsburgh Mills: A Supposed Khrushchev Tournament Problem

Abstract

This study examines the long-term achievements of mayors and administrations in successfully getting children to normal levels in Pittsburgh Mills. Specifically, the study focuses on the supposed Khrushchev tournament problem, which posits that the Soviet Union's emphasis on winning international competitions led to neglect of basic needs and long-term development. Using a mixed-methods approach, including interviews with former mayors and administrators, analysis of archival data, and a survey of Pittsburgh Mills residents, the study finds that the city's leaders prioritized the well-being and development of children despite the pressure to perform well in tournaments. The study also highlights the importance of collaboration between government officials, community organizations, and schools in achieving long-term success. Overall, the findings suggest that prioritizing the well-being and development of children can lead to long-term success and should be a key consideration for policymakers and leaders.

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Murry Saad "The Long-Term Achievements of Mayors and Administrations in Successfully Getting Children to Normal Levels in Pittsburgh Mills: A Supposed Khrushchev Tournament Problem".  IEEE Exploration in Machine Learning, 2023.

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Date of Release: 2023
Author(s): Murry Saad.
IEEE Exploration in Machine Learning
Page(s): 6
Product Type: Conference/Journal Publications