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96.
Connecting knowledge to management: The case of academic research
Organization
2008 : NOV, VOL. 15:6, p. 811-830
 2008 Sousa, C.A.A.
Hendriks, P.H.J.
97.
Business and partnerships for development
European Management Journal
2008 : AUG, VOL. 26:4, p. 262-273
 2008 Kolk, A.
Tulder, R. van
Kostwinder, E.
98.
Effective board behavior in The Netherlands
European Management Journal
2008 : APR, VOL. 26:2, p. 84-93
 2008 Ees, H. van
Laan, G. van der
Postma, T.J.
99.
A model for evaluating risk reporting: the case of UMTS and fine particles
European Journal of Communication
2008 : SEP, VOL. 23:3, p. 319-341
 2008 Vasterman, P.
Scholten, O.
Ruigrok, N.
100.
Organizational output innovativeness: A theoretical exploration, illustrated by a case of a popular music festival
Creativity and innovation management
2008 : MAR, VOL. 17:1, p. 3-13
 2008 Paleo, I.O.
Wijnberg, N.M.
101.
Gateways as a means of visitor management in national parks and protected areas
Tourism Management
2008 : VOL. 29:1, p. 138-145
 2008 Beunen, R.
Regnerus, H.D.
Jaarsma, C.F.
102.
Early retirement in Germany, the Netherlands, and the United Kingdom: A longitudinal analysis of individual factors and institutional regimes
European sociological review
2008 : JUL, VOL 24:3 p. 315-329
 2008 Schils, T.
103.
Trends in government communication in The Netherlands
Journal of communication management
2008 : VOL. 12:1, p. 18-29
 2008 Vos, M.
Westerhoudt, E.
104.
Contested conceptions of identity, community and multiculturalism in the staging of alternative sport events: a case study of the Amsterdam World Cup football tournament
Leisure Studies
2008 : JUL., VOL. 27:3, p. 259-277
 2008 Burdsey, D.
105.
Small states, international pressures, and interlocking directorates: the cases of Switzerland and the Netherlands
European management review
2008 : SPRING, VOL. 5:1, p. 41-54
 2008 Heemskerk, E. M.
Schnyder, G.
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