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Integrating local knowledge strategies
Knowledge Management Review
2006 : SEP/OCT, VOL. 9:4, p. 20-23
 2006 Desouza, K.
Awazu, Y.
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Attractiveness of cultural activities in European cities: a latent class approach
Tourism Management
2006 : DEC, VOL. 27:6, p. 1408-1413
 2006 Ark, L.A. van der
Richards, G.
261.
Commercial broadcasting and local content: cultural quotas, advertising and public stations
Economic Journal
2006 : APR, VOL. 116:511, p. 605-625
 2006 Richardson, M.
262.
The acculturation modes of Russian speaking adolescents in Latvia: Perceived discrimination and knowledge of the Latvian language
Europe-Asia Studies
2006 : JUL, VOL. 58:5, p. 751-773
 2006 Pisarenko, O.
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The tension between might and rights: Siberians and energy developers in post-socialist binds
Europe-Asia Studies
2006 : JUN, VOL. 58:4, p. 567-588
 2006 Balzer, M.M.
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Developing creativity in tourist experiences: a solution to the serial reproduction of culture?
Tourism Management
2006 : DEC, VOL. 27:6, p. 1209-1223
 2006 Richards, G.
Wilson, J.
265.
Institutional influences of manufacturing organization in multinational corporations: the 'cherrypicking' approach
Organization Studies
2006 : APR, VOL 27:4, p. 491-515
 2006 Geppert, M.
Matten, D.
266.
Presentation software and visual imagery: the influence of language and culture on interpretation of abstract symbols
Journal of Language for International Business
2006 : VOL. 17:2, p. 42-59
 2006 Albritton, F.P. Jr.
Bendriss, R.
Hahs-Vaughn, D.L.
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The impact of culture on web site content, design, and structure: an international and a multicultural perspective
Journal of communication management
2006 : VOL 10:3, p. 259-273
 2006 Fletcher, R.
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Trust, Burroughs Wellcome & Co. and the foundation of a modern pharmaceutical industry in Britain, 1880-1914
Business history
2006 : JUL, VOL. 48:3, p. 376-398
 2006 Church, R.
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