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Managing complex projects in the infrastructure sector : a structural equation model for flexibility-focused project management

Eriksson, Per Erik; Larsson, Johan; Pesämaa, Ossi - In: International journal of project management : the … 35 (2017) 8, pp. 1512-1523

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The growth of hierarchy in organizations : managing knowledge scope

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THE POWER OF NON-CONTRACTUAL INNOVATION

OLLEROS, F. XAVIER - In: International Journal of Innovation Management (ijim) 11 (2007) 01, pp. 93-113

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Intra‐organisational collaboration in one UK university: potential for change or missed opportunity

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