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Why happy shoppers don't stop and think

Spanjaard Daniela; Freeman Lynne; Young Louise (ANZMAC, 2008)

This paper discusses findings from observational research of grocery shopping. Videographic analysis via qualitative research techniques reveals that consumers who display less emotion tend to be more positive about the ...
Why is organization theory so ignorant? The neglect of total institutions

Clegg Stewart (Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry, 2001)
Why qualitative researchers squint: A micro analysis of the temporal aspects for grocery shopping

Spanjaard Daniela; Freeman Lynne (ACR, 2008)

This paper discusses the rewards for the researchers when they adopted a multidimensional approach, incorporating temporal aspects, to the analysis of emotion factors for in-store shopping behavior. Of particular interest ...
Wirkung einer Teilnahme an Unternehmensnetzwerken auf die strategischen Erfolgsfaktoren der Partnerunternehmen: Eine empirische Untersuchung

Hansmann Karl-Werner; Ringle Christian (Versus Verlag AG, 2005)

Kooperation in Unternehmensnetzwerken gewinnt zunehmend an Bedeutung. Bisher wurden jedoch kaum wissenschaftliche Anstrengungen unternommen, um mit Hilfe empirischer Forschungsmethoden spezifische Problembereiche zu ...
Women and employee-elected board members, and their contributions to board control tasks

Huse Morten; Hagen Inger; Nielsen Sabina (Springer, 2009)

We present results from a study about women and employee-elected board members, and fill some of the gaps in the literature about their contribution to board effectiveness. The empirical data are from a unique data set of ...
Women directors, board working style and board task performance

Nielsen Sabina (Routledge, 2009)

'f!1e effecls of the board working style 011 the relationship between women directors and board task performance are investigated . Gased on a survey of 249 Norwegjan fiJms with between 50 and 5000 employees, we explore ...
Women directors' contribution to board decision-making and strategic involvement: The role of equality perception

Nielsen Sabina; Huse Morten (Palgrave Macmillan Ltd, 2010)

In times of vivid debates about the role of women on corporate boards, this article investigates the contribution of women directors to board decision-making and strategic involvement. Based on survey data from multiple ...
Women's holidays: disruption of the motherhood myth

Small Jennifer (Cognizant Communication Corporation, 2005)

This article reports holiday experiences at age 40 of women who were mothers with a child under the age of 15 years. Current 40-year-old women (the women were aged in their 40s but for ease of discussion I have referred ...
Women's leisure? What leisure?: Has it always been like this?

Foley Carmel (Australian and New Zealand Association for Leisure Studies, 2005)

The aim of this paper is to offer some historical context to research that documents the sense of a lack of entitlement to leisure that middle-class white women have and to the many studies that have identified a lack ...
Work characteristics and employee outcomes in local government

Mcwilliams John; Teo Stephen; Noblet Andrew; Rodwell John (Routledge, 2007)

The overall objective of this study was to examine the work characteristics that make significant contributions to extra-role performance (as measured by the helping dimension of citizenship behaviour) and employee ...
Working Time Flexibilities: A Paradox in Call Centres?

Hannif Zeenobiyah; Mcdonnell Anthony; Connell Julia; Burgess John (National Institute of Labour Studies Inc., 2010)

Call centres are a source of job growth in many parts of the world. Jobs in call centres are a manifestation of the opportunities offered by ICT together with the internal restructuring of organisations, to reduce costs ...
Working together: innovation and export links within highly developed and embryonic wine clusters

Aylward David (John Wiley & Sons, Ltd., 2004)

This paper examines innovation and export linkages within two distinct levels of wine cluster development. The aim of the paper, using empirical data from the Australian wine industry, is to demonstrate that the association ...
Work-life Balance: Experiences of Women in the Australian Construction Industry

Moore Toni; Johns Robyn; Johnson Caroline (International Employment Relations Association, 2006)

Considerable changes in Australian lifestyles and the relationship between work and family life over recent decades have lead to the progressive entry of women into the workforce. Their increased numbers in the workplace ...
Work/Life balance: Experiences of women in the Australian construction industry

Moore Toni; Johns Robyn; Johnson Caroline (Hong Kong Baptist University, 2007)
Work values and trust in subordinates in international joint ventures in China

Fulop Liz; Wang Karen; Yao Yanhong (Monash University, 2005)

The paper reports on a study of International Joint Ventures (IJVs) in China. First, it provides empirical evidence on how Chinese managers in IJV s are responding to the new work environment on dimensions of work values ...
Writing in the crowded margin: Transgression, postmodernism and organization studies

Rhodes Carl; Kornberger Martin (Copenhagen Business School Press, 2009)

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Writing responsibly: Narrative fiction and organization studies

Rhodes Carl; Brown Andrew (SAGE Publications, 2006)

Contemporary academic workplaces are characterised by change, complexity and diversity. With the 'enterprise' university presenting new and varied demands on university teachers, conceptions of teaching expertise and ...
Yarra Valley Water: Learning and change for sustainability

Crittenden Patrick; Benn Suzanne; Dunphy Dexter (Tilde University Press, 2011)

Today humankind faces two major crises. The first is the global financial crisis which began in 2008. The second is ecological and has been slowly building since the industrial revolution. The ecological crisis is now ...
Yield management and recognition programs - how do they influence travellers' choices?

Louviere Jordan; Mathies Christine; Gudergan Siggi (European Marketing Academy, 2006)

Capacity constrained service firms simultaneously employ customer centric marketing (CCM) and perishable asset revenue management (PARM), which can create conflicts and perceived unfairness for the consumer. We first ...
Yield management: Applicability to educational services sector

Scerri Moira; Agarwal Renu (Supply Chain Management Research Centre, 2010)

Yield management is credited with delivering increases in revenue of between five to seven percent for top tier airlines. Since that time, its application has been extended to other service sectors within the travel and ...

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