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"Living at the border of poverty" : how theater actors maintain their calling through narrative identity work

Cinque, Silvia; Nyberg, Daniel; Starkey, Ken - In: Human relations : towards the integration of the social … 74 (2021) 11, pp. 1755-1780

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From HRM to employment rules and lifestyles: Theory development trough qualitative case study research into the creative industries

Haunschild, Axel; Eikhof, Doris Ruth - In: Zeitschrift für Personalforschung (ZfP) 23 (2009) 2, pp. 107-124

In contrast to result-driven publications in which the academic narrative constructs the process of data analysis and the conceptual framework as purposefully designed and inevitably leading to the findings, this article will take a closer look at the concrete development of interpretative...

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On the Public Provision of the Performing Arts

Traub, Stefan; Missong, Martin - 2003

under the influence of a selfish theater lobby maximizes only the welfare of the spectators. Such an equilibrium …

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Quality Investment and Price Formation in the Performing Arts Sector: A Spatial Analysis

Traub, Stefan - 2005

In this paper, we present a spatial model of the public provision of the performing arts. Agents behave boundedly rational. Art directors set performance quality according to their aspiration levels. While taking into account the spatial distribution of the population, administrative directors...

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An analysis of revenues at the Comédie française, 1680-1793

Velde, François R. - 2017

I study the business practices of the Comédie française, the main theater in Paris, between 1680 and 1793. The theater … which successful novelties were added. As demand grew, the theater provided more variety and more novelty. …

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The Question of Quality in a Comparison of British and German Theatre

Gerlach, Rita - 2006

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Waste: Capitalism and the dissolution of the human in twentieth-century theater

Rizzo, Jessica - 2020

"If at its most elemental, the theater is an art form of human bodies in space, what becomes of the theater as suicide … capitalism pushes our world into a posthuman age? Waste: Capitalism and the Dissolution of the Human in Twentieth-Century Theater … traces the twentieth-century theater's movement from dramaturgies of efficiency to dramaturgies of waste, beginning with the …