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In the knowledge-based economy, universities are encountering dramatic changes. Their missions and functions are …‘pragmatized’ because of emerging new players and competing markets for knowledge production, the availability of higher education to a … collaboration opportunities, commercial exploitation, and is increasingly transdisciplinary. This paper argues that knowledge …
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The 21st century brings along the recognition for the necessity to understand and measure the activity of knowledge … in order to develop policies that would promote these benefits. Knowledge management (KM) implies any activity regarding … the capture and the diffusion of knowledge within the organization. In our study we analyze the impacts and dimensions of …
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Knowledge loss is not a remote phenomenon, unique to one knowledge system. Rather we argue that the loss of knowledge … is an issue for other knowledge systems as well. Knowledge loss is certainly a concern for anthropologists working on … indigenous knowledge, fearful of ‘losing’ indigenous knowledge entirely as a result of modernisation (cf. Cox, 2000). Equally …
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This paper want to shown that current knowledge management approaches do not emphasise enough on knowledge sharing from … reengineering project perspective. To achieve success with reengineering project, an organisation must possess and share knowledge … these results it was assumed that the key to implementing with success reengineering project is having a wide knowledge …
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Knowledge Management (KM) is an emerging concept in the field of management and widely adopted in organizations of the … the linkage between KM practices and culture, strategy, information technology and training of SHE. The Sample size of the …
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We present an experiment for the study of learning in a complex task which requires both memorisation and the ability to process several pieces of information. The outcome of an action, for which immediate feedback is given, depends on the context (i.e. one of thirty-two sequences of three...
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CAP reform is an opportunity for the EU and the new member states to make progress in terms of protecting peasant agriculture and farmers themselves in developing Europe's future. This requires reform of the Common Agricultural Policy as a necessity for the new Member States. They need to...
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This paper addresses the methods of state-owned enterprises’ ownership reform and the smooth institutional transition of the economic system in China. By using the theory of endogenous ownership arrangements developed in Tian (1995), a three stage method of China’s economic reform will be...
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India began its participation in financial and trade globalisation in an orderly and limited way under Dr. Singh’s stewardship in the 1990s. The record of slow and gradual economic reform indicates that Dr. Singh sought strategic rather than close integration with the world economy, that is...
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Abstract In the General Theory, Keynes was stringent in his criticism of the role of the stockmarket in relation to industrial investment and the real economy. In a famous passage, in chapter 12 he wrote:"As the organisation of investment markets improves, the risk of the predominance of...
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