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Culture standards and their impact on teamwork - An empirical analysis of Austrian, German, Hungarian and Spanish culture differences
Journal for East European Management Studies (JEEMS)
2004 : VOL 9:2, p. 147-174
 2004 Dunkel, A.
Meierewert, S.
43.
A comparative study of women in Hungarian and European academic and research institutions
Feminist economics
2004 : NOV, VOL. 10:3, p. 93-101
 2004 Majoros, K.
44.
Venture survival in a transitional economy
Journal of Management
2004 : VOL. 30:3, p. 351-375
 2004 Lyles, M.A.
Saxton, T.
Watson, K.
45.
The Hungarian cocktail of competition law and consumer protection: should it be dissolved?
Journal of Consumer Policy
2004 : MAR, VOL. 27:1, p. 43-74
 2004 Cseres, K.
46.
Rethinking the origins of involvement and brand commitment: insights from postsocialist Central Europe
Journal of Consumer Research
2003 : SEP, VOL. 30:2, p. 151-169
 2003 Coulter, R.A.
Price, L.L.
Feick, L.
47.
Business and professional ethics in transitional economies and beyond: considerations for the insurance industries of Poland, the Czech Republic and Hungary
Journal of Business Ethics
2003 : NOV I, VOL. 47:4, p. 381-392
 2003 Cooper, R.W.
Dorfman, M.S.
48.
Tourism eclipsed by crime: the vulnerability of foreign tourists in Hungary
Journal of Travel & Tourism Marketing
2003 : VOL. 15:2-3, p. 159-172
 2003 Michalko, G.
49.
Development and efficiency of the banking sector in a transitional economy: Hungarian experience
Journal of Banking and Finance
2003 : DEC, VOL. 27:12, p. 2249-2271
 2003 Hasan, I.
Marton, K.
50.
International Outsourcing and the Skill-Specific Wage Bill in Eastern Europe
World Economy
2003 : JAN, VOL. 26:1, p. 61-72
 2003 Egger, P.
Stehrer, R.
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Opportunities for Property Acquisition and some Characteristics of Big Entrepreneurs in Post-socialist Hungary
Europe-Asia Studies
2003 : JUL, VOL. 55:5, p. 693-710
 2003 Laki, M.
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