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‐owned airlines as a result of diverse ownership structures and time compositions that interplay with organizational processes. The … result is a divergence between private‐ and state‐owned airlines in how they engage with governmental actors and policies … corporate political activity literatures, particularly on how state/non‐state‐owned airlines design their political lobbying …
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Reviews the development of EU regulation of its airline industry. From a highly regulated regime the EU has slowly moved towards liberalization, culminating in the creation of an open competitive market from 1993. Influenced as much by the US example as by the needs of the single European...
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Summarizes European airline executives’ views on the reasons for the cost problem in major airlines and on the … airlines were respondents. In the executives’ opinion the cost problem in major European airlines is primarily due to high … salaries and inflexible work rules. Of the various functions in airlines, general administration was seen as the least cost …
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model of mainland Europe, based on public law status. This paper assesses the case for and against such a move, in order to …
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Participative management is still hard to sell in the post‐Soviet world with its 50‐year tradition of ruthless … because there are too few antecedents in the Central and Eastern European experience for people to find Western management … techniques credible or culturally congruent. Consequently, an attempt is made to cull from 100 years of management theory …
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Examines the definitions of small and medium‐sized enterprises with particular focus on the industrial sector. It considers delimitation according to qualitative traits.
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Reviews how the GEO model can assist European managers to meet the challenges in the new work culture.
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Bangladesh but also in 50 countries across Asia, Europe, Africa, Oceania, and in the USA. Moving onto the implementation of … Grameen‐type micro‐credit systems in Europe, or elsewhere, the differences in socio‐culture, economics and politics (between …
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Many debates have taken place on the question of globalisation. Critics have suggested that most of the changes in the market place are a regionalisation phenomena or indeed a Europeanisation issue rather than cases of globalisation. This article attempts to see whether this situation is truly...
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The past 20 years have seen the worldwide telecommunications industry transformed from predominantly dormant, country‐centred, government‐run agencies, to increasingly competitive, innovative and market‐led organisations. Much of the will to change has stemmed from the visionary market...
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