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Organising customers: learning from Big Brother
Long Range Planning
2009 : JUN, VOL. 42:3, p. 320-340
 2009 Fredberg, T.
269.
A contextual understanding of projects - The importance of space and time
Scandinavian Journal of Management
2009 : SEP, VOL. 25:3, p. 327-339
 2009 Maaninen-Olsson, E.
Müllern, T.
270.
Behind clients' doors: What hinders client firms from "professionally" dealing with consultancy?
Scandinavian Journal of Management
2009 : SEP, VOL. 25:3, p. 299-312
 2009 Höner, D.
Mohe, M.
271.
Client-consultant interaction: Capturing social practices of professional service production
Scandinavian Journal of Management
2009 : SEP, VOL. 25:3, p. 289-298
 2009 Nikolova, N.
Reihlen, M.
Schlapfner, J-F.
272.
Institutional entrepreneurs and local embedding of global scientific ideas - The case of preventing heart disease in Finland
Scandinavian Journal of Management
2009 : JUN, VOL. 25:2, p. 133-145
 2009 Ritvala, T.
Granqvist, N.
273.
Discursive (de)legitimation of a contested Finnish greenfield investment project in Latin America
Scandinavian Journal of Management
2009 : MAR, VOL. 25:1, p. 85-96
 2009 Joutsenvirta, M.
Vaara, E.
274.
Internal audit: a comfort provider to the audit committee
British Accounting Review
2009 : JUN, VOL. 41:2, p. 90-106
 2009 Sarens, G.
De Beelde, I.
Everaert, P.
275.
'We do good things, don't we?': 'Blended value accounting' in social entrepreneurship
Accounting, Organizations and Society
2009 : AUG/OCT, VOL. 34: 6-7 p. 755-769
 2009 Nicholls, A.
276.
Service marketing and subjectivity: the shaping of customer-oriented employees
Journal of Marketing Management
2009 : SEP, VOL. 25:7-8 p. 795-809
 2009 Skålen, P.
277.
Legitimation strategies used in response to environmental disaster: a French case study of Total SA's Erika and AZF incidents
European Accounting Review
2009 : MAY, VOL. 18:1 p. 33-62
 2009 Cho, C. H.
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