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Alles, was gut ist, wird gefaelscht: Markenpiraterie. (!PIRACY) (!MARKET PROTECTION)
Betriebswirtschaft
1986 : MAR/APR, VOL. 46:2, p. 119-127
 1986 Sandler, G.
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Management can prevent industrial espionage.
Advanced Management Journal
1985 : WINTER, VOL. 50:1, p. 17-19
 1985 Bequai, A.
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Breaking the purity rule : industrial sabotage and the symbolic process.
Personnel Review
1985 : VOL. 14:3, p. 12-19
 1985 Linstead, S.
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Coping with technological protectionism.
Harvard Business Review
1984 : NOV-DEC, VOL. 62:6, p. 91-97
 1984 Barton, J. H.
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Wirksamste Zutrittskontrolle : Die Person identifizieren.
Management-Zeitschrift Industrielle Organisation
1984 : VOL. 53:3, p. 123-127
 1984 Peissard, W. G.
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How to snoop on your competitors.
Fortune
1984 : MAY 14, VOL. 109:10, p. 12-17
 1984 Flax, S.
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Cutting Russia's harvest of U.S. technology.
Fortune
1983 : MAY 30, VOL. 107:11, p. 102-104, 107-108, 110, 112
 1983 Guzzardi, W.
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How IBM stung Hitachi. !Hitachi, Ltd. !International Business Machines Co.
Fortune
1983 : MAR 7, VOL. 107:5, p. 50-56
 1983 Tinnin, D. B.
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The other side of competitive vigilance.
Advanced Management Journal
1982 : WINTER, VOL. 47:1, p. 4-10
 1982 Lipman, I. A.
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Are your staff and secrets kidnap proof?
Personnel Management
1982 : JAN, VOL. 14:1, p. 28-32
 1982 Stokes, R.
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