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Puffer, Sheila M. (ed.) - 1996

The momentous changes in Russia over the past five years have been a rich source for the study and practice of … management. Based on interviews and empirical data collected directly from Russian managers, Business and Management in Russia … business ethics. Intended for students, scholars and managers, Business and Management in Russia provides in-depth analyses of …

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Behavioural macroeconomics

McDonald, Ian M. - 2012

'I only wish that Ian McDonald's Behavioural Macroeconomics had been available when I was preparing A Guide to Behavioral Economics; it certainly would have provided me with material to fill in a number of gaps and cite several additional important concerns!'--Hugh Schwartz, University of the...

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The economic impact of digital technologies : measuring inclusion and the diffusion in Europe

Guerrieri, Paolo (contributor); Bentivegna, Sara (contributor) - 2011

The Economic Impact of Digital Technologies offers a profoundly illuminating examination of ICT transformations in Europe and its critical role in greater social inequality. It presents scholars and policy makers with original and practical tools to benchmark and assess the ICT diffusion and...

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The rise of China and structural changes in Korea and Asia

Hahn, Chin-hŭi (contributor); Itō, Takatoshi (contributor) - 2010

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Entrepreneurship as social change

Steyaert, Chris (contributor); Hjorth, Daniel (contributor) - 2006

This book-- the third in the Movements in Entrepreneurship series-- examines entrepreneurship as a societal phenomenon. It provides an in-depth study of the social aspects of entrepreneurship, illustrating how entrepreneurship affects society. The need to move beyond economy to disclose...

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Complexity and co-evolution : continuity and change in socio-economic systems

Garnsey, Elizabeth (contributor); McGlade, James (contributor) - 2006

This book applies ideas and methods from the complexity perspective to key concerns in the social sciences, exploring co-evolutionary processes that have not yet been addressed in the technical or popular literature on complexity. Authorities in a variety of fields--including evolutionary...

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Handbook of employment and society : working space

Herod, Andrew (contributor); Rainnie, Al (contributor); … - 2010

This Handbook deepens and extends the engagement between research concerned with work and employment and labour geography. It links fundamental concepts concerning the politics of place that human geographers have developed in recent years with the world of work

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Work after globalization : building occupational citizenship

Standing, Guy - 2009

1. Work and labour in great transformations -- 2. Fictitious decommodification : the failure of industrial citizenship -- 3. Labour recommodification in the global transformation -- 4. Inequality, class and the 'precariat' -- 5. Crumbling barriers to decommodification -- 6. Occupational...

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Institutional and social dynamics of growth and distribution

Salvadori, Neri (contributor) - 2010

Institutional and Social Dynamics of Growth and Distribution presents a set of original contributions to the much-debated issues of long-run economic growth in relation to institutional and social progress

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Distributional impacts of climate change and disasters : concepts and cases

Ruth, Matthias (ed.); Ibarrarán, María Eugenia (ed.) - 2009

Climate change tends to increase the frequency and intensity of weather-related disasters, which puts many people at risk. Economic, social and environmental impacts further increase vulnerability to disasters and tend to set back development, destroy livelihoods, and increase disparity...

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