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Employer sanctions : French, German und US experiences
Martin, Philip; Miller, Mark; Miller, Mark J. - 2000
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Note: Evaluating community economic development planning programs with a small number of participants : a non-parametric approach
Phillips, Rhonda - In: Growth and change : a journal of urban and regional policy 33 (2002) 4, pp. 497-512
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Concept marketing for communities : capitalizing on underutilized resources to generate growth and development
Phillips, Rhonda - 2002
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The end of mass media : aging and the US newspaper industry
Miller, Mark - In: The silver market phenomenon : marketing and innovation …, (pp. 409-417). 2011
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Chess not checkers : elevate your leadership game
Miller, Mark - 2015 - First edition
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The end of mass media : aging and the US newspaper industry
Miller, Mark - In: The silver market phenomenon : business opportunities …, (pp. 443-451). 2008
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Die Nutzenpotentiale einer Teilnahme am Öko-Audit-System
Miller, Mark - In: Umwelt unternehmen : das Leitbild nachhaltigen …, (pp. 141-180). 1997
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The heart of leadership : becoming a leader people want to follow
Miller, Mark - 2013 - First Edition
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Ein Blick auf die europäische Internetindustrie : weniger Deals - aber größere Transaktionsvolumina
Miller, Mark - In: M & A review : Mergers & acquisitions ; Beteiligungen, … 27 (2016) 7/8, pp. 251-259
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Win every day : proven practices for extraordinary results
Miller, Mark - 2020 - First edition
"Good intentions and great ideas don't matter if you can't execute them. Bestselling author Mark Miller's latest business fable shows how leaders can create a workplace where everyone performs at the highest level"--
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