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168.
Clusters and intercluster spillovers: their influence on the growth and survival of Canadian information technology firms
Industrial and Corporate Change
2005 : FEB, VOL. 14:1, p. 27-60
 2005 Globerman, S.
Shapiro, D.
Vining, A.
169.
The impact of financial reporting regulation on the market valuation of reported environmental liabilities: Preliminary evidence from US and Canadian public companies
Journal of international financial management & accounting
2005 : SPRING, VOL. 16:1, p. 1-48
 2005 Bewley, K.
170.
Safeguarding hospitality service when the unexpected happens: lessons learned from the blackout of '03
Cornell Hotel and Restaurant Administration Quarterly
2005 : FEB, VOL. 46:1, p. 13-39
 2005 Kwortnik, R. J.
171.
Narcissus revisited: the values of management academics and their role in business school strategies in the UK and Canada
British Journal of Management
2004 : JUN, VOL. 15:2, p. 157-175
 2004 Stiles, D.R.
172.
The sources of total factor productivity growth: Evidence from Canadian data
Economics of innovation and new technology
2004 : JUN, VOL 13:4, p. 299-309
 2004 Carlaw, K.
Kosempel, S.
173.
East meets West: a cross-cultural comparison of charismatic leadership among Canadian and Iranian executives
Journal of Management Studies
2004 : JUN, VOL. 41:4, p. 665-691
 2004 Javidan, M.
Carl, D. E.
174.
Inceptions, warnings, and compliance: the case of petroleum storage regulation
Journal of Environmental Economics and Management
2004 : MAR. VOL. 47:2, p. 232-259
 2004 Eckert, H.
175.
Hunting for models: grounded and rational choice approaches to analyzing climate effects on subsistence hunting in an Arctic community
Ecological Economics
2004 : MAY, VOL. 49:1, p. 31-46
 2004 Berman, M.
Kofinas, G.
176.
Implementing the ethos of corporate codes of ethics: Australia, Canada, and Sweden
Business Ethics
2004 : OCT, VOL. 13:4, p. 389-403
 2004 Wood, G. (et al.)
177.
Frontier masculinity in the oil industry: the experience of women engineers
Gender, Work and Organization
2004 : JAN, VOL. 11:1, p. 47-73
 2004 Miller, G. E.
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