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Hirschman's rhetoric of reaction: U.S. and German insights in business ethics
Journal of Business Ethics
2009 : SEP, VOL. 89:1, p. 109-122
 2009 Brink, A.
132.
Why are women delaying motherhood in Germany?
Feminist economics
2009 : OCT, VOL. 15:4, p.57-75
 2009 Romeu Gordo, L.
133.
Does size influence the suitability of the IFRS for small and medium-sized entities? - Empirical evidence from Germany
Accounting in Europe
2009 : VOL. 6:1-2, p. 195-230
 2009 Eierle, B.
Haller, A.
134.
Crafting firm competencies to improve innovative performance
European Management Journal
2009 : JUN, VOL. 27:3, p. 187-196
 2009 Lokshin, B.
Gils, A. van
Bauer, E.
135.
Small business survival and inheritance: evidence from Germany
Small business economics
2009 : JAN, VOL. 32:1, p. 95-109
 2009 Schäfer, D.
Talavera, O.
136.
Changing vertical integration strategies under pressure from foreign competition: The case of US and German multinationals
Journal of Management Studies
2009 : MAR, VOL. 46:2, p. 269-307
 2009 Hutzschenreuter, T.
Gröne, F.
137.
Business goals for a new world order: Beyond growth, greed and quarterly results
Asia Pacific Business Review
2009 : OCT, VOL. 15:4, p. 481-488
 2009 Hofstede, G.
138.
Quantifying the interest rate risk of banks: Assumptions do matter
European Financial Management
2009 : NOV, VOL. 15:5, p. 1001-1018
 2009 Entrop, O.
Wilkens, M.
Zeisler, A.
139.
Systemic and idiosyncratic risk in EU-15 sovereign yield spreads after seven years of monetary union
European Financial Management
2009 : NOV, VOL. 15:5, p. 971-1000
 2009 Gomez-Puig, M.
140.
The impact of workgroup commitment on organizational citizenship behaviour, absenteeism and turnover intention: the case of Germany and China
Asia Pacific Business Review
2009 : JUL, VOL. 15:3, p. 433-450
 2009 Felfe, J.
Yan, W.H.
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