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Business and government ethics in the "new" and "old" EU: an empirical account of public-private value congruence in Slovenia and the Netherlands
Journal of Business Ethics
2011 : SEP, VOL. 103:1, p. 127-141
 2011 Jelovac, D.
Wal, Z. van der
Jelovac, A.
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Patterns, ideologies and strategies of non-statutory employee representation in German private sector companies
Industrial Relations Journal
2011 : NOV, VOL. 42:6 p. 530-546
 2011 Hertwig, M.
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Flexible work arrangements in Greece: a study of employee perceptions
International journal of human resource management
2011 : JAN, VOL. 22:1-3, p. 417-432
 2011 Giannikis, S. K.
Mihail, D. M.
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Higher education and public good
Higher education quarterly
2011 : OCT, VOL. 65:4, p. 411-433
 2011 Marginson, S.
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Finland's changing public sector: Business, trust and gender in municipalities
Nordiske organisasjons studier
2011 : VOL. 13:2, p. 57-73
 2011 Kovalainen, A.
Østeberg-Høgstedt, J.
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The relation between market forces and employee motivation: consequences of the introduction of market forces in the Dutch childcare sector
European sociological review
2010 : AUG, VOL. 26:4 p. 401-414
 2010 Plantinga, M.
Plantenga, J.
Siegers, J.
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Public versus private ownership: Quantity contracts and the allocation of investment tasks
Journal of Public Economics
2010 : APR, VOL. 94:3-4, p. 258-268
 2010 Hoppe, E.I.
Schmitz, P.W.
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The geography of giving: the effect of corporate headquarters on local charities
Journal of Public Economics
2010 : APR, VOL. 94:3-4, p. 222-234
 2010 Card, D.
Hallock, K.F.
Moretti, E.
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A reappraisal of the virtues of private sector employment programmes
Scandinavian Journal of Economics
2010 : SEP, VOL 112:3 p. 546-569
 2010 Graversen, B.K.
Jensen, P.
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On researching into the use of IFRS by private entities in Europe
Accounting in Europe
2010 : VOL 7:1-2 p. 213-226
 2010 Nobes, C.
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