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What is science good for? A conversation with Richard Dawkins
Harvard Business Review
2001 : JAN, VOL. 79:1, p. 159-163
 2001
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Managing employment on greenfield sites: attempts to replicate high commitment practices in the UK and New Zealand
Industrial Relations Journal
2000 : SEP, VOL. 31:3, p. 177-191
 2000 Hallier, J.
Leopold, J.
89.
Challenges for research ethics and moral knowledge construction in the applied social sciences
Journal of Business Ethics
2000 : AUG, VOL. 26:4 / II, p. 307-318
 2000 Payne, S.L.
90.
Introduction: is data mining a methodological problem?
Journal of Economic Methodology
2000 : JUN, VOL. 7:2, p. 171-181
 2000 Backhouse, R.E.
Morgan, M.S.
91.
Reclaiming relevant realism
Journal of Economic Methodology
2000 : MAR, VOL. 7:1, p. 109-125
 2000 Mäki, U.
92.
Competing ideologies in the accounting and industrial relations environment
British Accounting Review
2000 : MAR, VOL. 32:1, p. 43-75
 2000 Brown, J.A.
93.
The whole and main ideas of systems science
Systems Research and Behavioral Science
2000 : MAY/JUN, VOL. 17:3, p. 311-313
 2000 Germana, J.
94.
Paternalism, professionalism and public sector leisure provision: the boundaries of a leisure profession
Leisure Studies
2000 : JUL, VOL. 19:3, p. 199-209
 2000 McNamee, M.J.
Sheridan, H.
Buswell, J.
95.
Philosophy, science and business ethics: Frederick's new normative synthesis
Journal of Business Ethics
2000 : JUL, VOL. 26:2 / II, p. 111-122
 2000 Danley, J.R.
96.
The African view of participatory business management
Journal of Business Ethics
2000 : JUN, VOL. 25:4 / II, p. 275-286
 2000 Prinsloo, E.D.
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