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Do gender and nationality affect attitudes towards tourism and the environment?
International Journal of Tourism Research
2011 : MAY/JUN, VOL. 13:3, p. 266-300
 2011 McKercher, B.
Pang, S.F.H.
Prideaux, B.
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Diversity and organizational innovation: the role of employee involvement
Journal of Organizational Behavior
2011 : NOV, VOL.32:8 p. 1062-1083
 2011 Yang, Y.
Konrad, A. M.
11.
Age-price profiles for Canadian painters at auction
Journal of Cultural Economics
2011 : VOL. 35:4, p. 287-308
 2011 Hodgson, D.J.
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Perceived training benefits and training bundles: a Canadian study
International journal of human resource management
2011 : FEB-MAR, VOL 22:4-6 p. 829-842
 2011 Ng, I.
Dastmalchian, A.
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Differences in managerial discretion across countries: how nation-level institutions affect the degree to which CEOs matter
Strategic Management Journal
2011 : AUG, VOL. 32:8, p. 797-819
 2011 Crossland, C.
Hambrick, D.C.
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Sustainable entrepreneurship: Is entrepreneurial will enough? A north-south comparison
Journal of Business Ethics
2011 : MAR III, VOL. 99:3, p. 335-367
 2011 Spence, M.
Gherib, J.B.B.
Biwolé, V.O.
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A comparative study of international and domestic new ventures
Management International Review
2011 : VOL. 51:1, p. 3-21
 2011 Spence, M.
Orser, B.
Riding, A.
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The impact of initial financial state on firm duration across entry cohorts
Journal of Industrial Economics
2010 : SEP, VOL. 58:3, p. 661-689
 2010 Hyunh, K.P.
Petrunia, R.J.
Vola, M.
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Governance-performance relationship: a re-examination using technical efficiency measures
British Journal of Management
2010 : SEP, VOL. 21:3 p. 684-700
 2010 Bozec, R.
Dia, M.
Bozec, Y.
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Determinants of tourism success for DMOs & destinations: an empirical examination of stakeholders' perspectives
Tourism Management
2010 : OCT, VOL. 31:5, p. 572-589
 2010 Bornhorst, T.
Ritchie, J.R.B.
Sheehan, L.
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