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905.
Hedge fund leverage
Journal of Financial Economics
2011 : OCT, VOL 102:1 p.102-126
 2011 Ang, A.
Gorovyy, S.
Inwegen, G.B. Van
906.
Qualitative comparative analysis: A discussion of interpretations
European sociological review
2011 : DEC, VOL. 27:6, p. 728-740
 2011 Rohwer, G.
907.
Institutional investors and the limits of arbitrage
Journal of Financial Economics
2011 : OCT, VOL 102:1 p.62-80
 2011 Lewellen, J.
908.
In search of alliance-level relational capabilities: balancing innovation value creation and appropriability in R&D alliances
Scandinavian Journal of Management
2011 : SEP, VOL. 27:3, p. 273-286
 2011 Capaldo, A.
Messeni Petruzzelli, A.
909.
The search for legitimacy and organizational change: the agency of subordinated actors
Scandinavian Journal of Management
2011 : SEP, VOL. 27:3 p. 261-272
 2011 Rocha, R. S.
Granerud, L.
910.
Line managers' support for older workers
International journal of human resource management
2011 : APR-MAY, VOL. 22:7-9 p.1902-1917
 2011 Leisink, P. L. M.
Knies, E.
911.
Linking job insecurity to well-being and organizational attitudes in Belgian workers: the role of security expectations and fairness
International journal of human resource management
2011 : APR-MAY, VOL. 22:7-9 p.1866-1886
 2011 Oettel-Bernhard, C. (et al.)
912.
Impact of the strategic human resource management on organizational performance: evidence from Turkey
International journal of human resource management
2011 : APR-MAY, VOL. 22:7-9 p.1803-1822
 2011 Gurbuz, S.
Mert, I. S.
913.
Employee participation in UK Sharesave schemes: a firm-level analysis
International journal of human resource management
2011 : APR-MAY, VOL. 22:7-9 p.1788-1802
 2011 Jackson, C.
Morgan, G.
914.
Privatisation and changes in human resource management: evidence from Spain
International journal of human resource management
2011 : APR-MAY, VOL. 22:7-9, p.1741-1764
 2011 Zabalza, K.
Matey, J.
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