Titlebook: Critical Management Research in Eastern Europe; Managing the Transit Mihaela Kelemen (Senior Lecturer in Management and Book 2002 Palgrave

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,Vom Glück und Pech im Glücksspiel,racterized as transition economies face especially important questions of identity transformation, because their business life is being shaped in close connection with the political and intellectual developments in society. Estonia is one of the countries currently in transition; its former leaders

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,Kleine Mäuseirrgärten mit Mausefallen,ideas after 1989, it is also one of the most commonly used words in management education and consulting. Most of the existing courses and textbooks in Poland can be classified as mainstream messages, where the reflexivity about the sense words carry is minimal, and the consideration of moral and emo

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Von der beschwerlichen Schullaufbahn,erms of government democratization and economic reforms (Clark and Soulsby, 1995; Whitley ., 1997). However less attention has been paid to the ‘private’ face of the transition in terms of how individuals make sense of these reforms and what may be its impact upon subjective experience. This chapter

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,Kleine Mäuseirrgärten mit Mausefallen,ers (already in their fifties or coming up to retirement) who were active before 1989. The purpose of this chapter is to explore the views of Czech enterprise directors and managers regarding the course of their careers as they reflect on the decisions and choices they made within the context of com

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,Diffundierende Moleküle und unruhige Maus,This is an unconventional book. Hence the way in which we start our introductory chapter. Here is Mihaela’s story.