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Liberté toujours? Gerechtigkeit und Gemeinschaft in neoliberalen Arbeitsregimen am Beispiel der Amway GmbH (Liberté toujours? Justice and Community in Neoliberal Work Regimes. The...
Gross, Claudia; Haunschild, Axel - In: Zeitschrift fuer Personalforschung. German Journal of … 27 (2013) 2, pp. 81-102
Freiheit und Selbstbestimmung sind zentrale Werte unserer heutigen Arbeitswelt: Die Beziehungen zwischen Organisationen und Arbeitskraeften werden marktorientierter, Beschaeftigungsrisiken muessen zunehmend von Individuen getragen werden und Unternehmertum wird zum Ideal arbeitnehmerischen...
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ПОЛИТИКА АВТОНОМНОСТИ РУССКОЙ ПРАВОСЛАВНОЙ ЦЕРКВИ ПО ОТНОШЕНИЮ К СОВРЕМЕННОМУ РОССИЙСКОМУ ГОСУДАРСТВУ...
ИЛЬИЧ, КАТИН ВИКТОР - In: ВЕСТНИК САРАТОВСКОГО … (2013) 3, pp. 70-72
Активизация деятельности Русской православной церкви (РПЦ) в современной России, ее проникновение во многие сферы общества расценивается автором статьи как...
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Determinants of Job Crafting among Part-Time and Full-Time Employees in Japan: A Relational Perspective
Sekiguchi, Tomoki; Jie, Li; Hosomi, Masaki - Graduate School of Economics, Osaka University - 2014
Based on the relational perspective of work, we examine the role of job autonomy, social skill, and employee status as … factors related to employee job crafting. We found that job autonomy and social skill both directly and interactively … influenced job crafting for part-time employees in Japan. We further found that for full-time employees in Japan, job autonomy …
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SOCIAL CONTRACT, PUBLIC CHOICE AND FISCAL REPERCUSSIONS IN THE ATHENIAN DEMOCRACY
KYRIAZIS, Nicholas; ECONOMOU, Emmanouil Marios L. - In: Theoretical and Practical Research in Economic Fields IV (2013) 1, pp. 61-76
In the present essay, by utilizing game theory we present a model of choice by actors to explain how change comes about. Then by using ancient and modern sources of literature, we analyze the theory of the social contract as a historical phenomenon that first appeared during the classical period...
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The Priorities of the Institutional Reforms in Economic Modernization
AUZAN, A.; G. SATAROV. - In: VOPROSY ECONOMIKI 6 (2012)
The aspects of institutions’ influence on economic growth and the priorities of their development are studied in the article. Two complementary analytical techniques are suggested. The first one, based on the discrete institutional alternatives method, is aimed at the "institutional design"...
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Why the Conventionalist Needs the Social Contract (and Vice Versa)
Gaus, Gerald - In: Rationality, Markets and Morals 4 (2013) 9
state and individual choice is a network of informal social rules that are the foundation of our cooperative social life …
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Social Contract Theory Should Be Abandoned
Frederick, Danny - In: Rationality, Markets and Morals 4 (2013) 11
I argue that social-contract theory cannot succeed because reasonable people may always disagree, and that social-contract theory is irrelevant to the problem of the legitimacy of a form of government or of a system of moral rules. I note the weakness of the appeal to implicit agreement, the...
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Social Contract: The Last Word in Moral Theories
Narveson, Jan - In: Rationality, Markets and Morals 4 (2013) 9
Most meta-ethical theories fail either for lack of real content or because they fail to make needed distinctions, or to give sufficient account of what a moral theory is about. Positing that values are intuited is useless or worse, since the very problem that gives rise to the need for morals is...
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THE MAKING OF THE TUNISIAN REVOLUTION
KABOUB, FADHEL - In: Middle East Development Journal (MEDJ) 05 (2013) 01, pp. 1350003-1
The rapid fall of the Ben Ali regime in Tunisia on January 14, 2011 has not only sparked a wave of uprisings across the Arab region, but has also raised many questions about the rotes of socio-economic inequality, youth unemployment, corruption, and government oppression in the making of the...
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Commodity Currencies vs Fiat Money; Automaticity vs Embedment
Hermele, Kenneth - Financialisation, Economy, Society & Sustainable …
Commodity currencies have been stood against fiat money in the discourses on the history of money, implying a development from primitive forms of money – which needed anchor in a real commodity to gain acceptance, for instance gold, silver or copper – to a more sophisticated monetary regime...
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