What does CRESP stand for?

Center for Religion, Ethics and Social Policy (Cornell University)

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Crescent (street type) Centre de Recherche et d'Etudes sur la Sécurité, l'Ergonomie et la Promotion des Conditions de Travail (French: Center for Research Studies on Safety, Ergonomics and Promotion of Working Conditions; Belgium) Center for Remote Enterprise System Hosting (Dakota State University; Madison, SD) Centre for Rural Enlightenment, Salvation for Health and Environment (India) Colorado Refugee English as a Second Language (Denver, CO) Coastal Research and Education Society of Long Island Center for Research on Education in Science, Mathematics, Engineering, and Technology (Arizona State University) Certified Radiation Equipment Safety Officer (New York) Complesso Radar Eliportato per la Sorveglianza (Italian heliborne battlefield surveillance radar) Centre Réseau Économie Solidaire (French: Solidarity Economy Network Center)		Centre for Research on Economic and Social Policy (est. 1992; University of British Columbia; Canada) Centre for Resources for the Emergence of Social Participation (Senegal) Consortium for Risk Evaluation with Stakeholder Participation (multi-university nuclear sites and wastes research group) Crisis Response Prototype Consumer Real Estate Settlement Protection Act (VA, 1997) Center for Research on Environmental Science, Policy, and Engineering Centre for Regional Economic and Social Research (UK) Center for Research in Social Systems Centre for Research in Earth and Space Science (Canada) Centre for Research in Social Simulation (UK)

Samples in periodicals archive:

The movement is supported by such groups as the Center for Religion, Ethics and Social Policy at Cornell University, The Simplicity Forum, the Simple Living Network and the Center for a New American Dream.

Take back your time: should we be working less and enjoying ourselves ...

What can be done Take Back Your Time Day is a national initiative of the voluntary-simplicity movement's Simplicity Forum, and a project of the Center for Religion, Ethics and Social Policy at Cornell University.

ARE WE WORKING TOO HARD? Longer hours, shorter vacations, overbooked ...

American fundamentalists number in the tens of millions, but not all of them believe literally in this apocalyptic vision, cautions Joan Bokaer, an expert on the religious right and formerly of the Center for Religion, Ethics and Social Policy at Cornell University.

Religious wrong: a higher power informs the Republican assault on the ...