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Patterns, ideologies and strategies of non-statutory employee representation in German private sector companies
Industrial Relations Journal
2011 : NOV, VOL. 42:6 p. 530-546
 2011 Hertwig, M.
726.
The quays in Salford: an analysis of visitor perceptions, satisfaction and behavioural intention
International Journal of Tourism Research
2011 : NOV-DEC, VOL. 13:6, p. 583-599
 2011 Craggs, R.
Schofield, P.
727.
A case study: discussion of factors and challenges for urban cultural tourism development
International Journal of Tourism Research
2011 : NOV-DEC, VOL. 13:6, p. 553-569
 2011 Wang, S.
Yamada, N.
Brothers, L.
728.
Religious tourism and its management: the hajj in Saudi Arabia
International Journal of Tourism Research
2011 : NOV-DEC, VOL. 13:6, p. 541-552
 2011 Henderson, J.C.
729.
The impact of destination attributes on Muslim tourist's choice
International Journal of Tourism Research
2011 : NOV-DEC, VOL. 13:6, p. 527-540
 2011 Battour, M.
Ismail, M.N.
Battor, M.
730.
Segmentation by genres: the case of the Aardklop national arts festival
International Journal of Tourism Research
2011 : NOV-DEC, VOL. 13:6, p. 511-526
 2011 Kruger, M.
Saayman, M.
Ellis, S.
731.
Labor-friendly corporate practices: is what is good for employees good for shareholders?
Journal of Business Ethics
2011 : JUN, VOL. 101:1, p. 1-27
 2011 Faleye, O.
Trahan, E.
732.
European works councils: the challenge for labour
Industrial Relations Journal
2011 : NOV, VOL. 42:6 p. 508-529
 2011 Waddington, J.
733.
Does hospital competition save lives? Evidence from the English NHS patient choice reforms
Economic Journal
2011 : AUG, VOL 121:554 p. F228-F260
 2011 Cooper, Z. (et. al)
734.
Rejuvenating outback tourism through market diversification: the case of the Flinders Ranges in South Australia
International Journal of Tourism Research
2011 : JUL-AUG, VOL. 13:4, p. 384-399
 2011 Schmallegger, D.
Taylor, A.
Carson, D.
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