Titlebook: Organizational Identity and Firm Growth; Properties of Growth Christoph Dörrenbächer,Matthias Tomenendal,Sarah S Book 2017 The Editor(s) (i

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Christoph Dörrenbächer,Christin Lappel circuitry in the dorsal horn responsible for processing nerve fiber inputs from noxious stimulation of peripheral tissues and generating the resultant pain signal. The differential equation models describe the average firing rates of excitatory and inhibitory interneuron populations, as well as th

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Fiona Moore sleep drive, respectively, likewise dictate the timing and duration of sleep. The fields of sleep and circadian research have identified much of the physiology underlying the circadian rhythm and homeostatic sleep drive with mathematical modeling playing an important role in understanding how these

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Organizational Identity and Its Applications: A Direction for Further Research,ted through a systematic review process, which maps the dominant discourses of: (1) organizational identification; (2) OI and change; (3) OI and management; (4) OI and image/reputation; (5) OI and culture . Special attention is paid to the link between OI and firm growth, which acts as a point of re

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Organizational Identity in Management Consulting Firms: Professional Partnerships and Managed Profend strong member identification. While the significance and effects of OI in PSFs are thoroughly studied, the differences between the two archetypes of PSFs, professional partnerships (P2) and managed professional businesses (MPB), are less clear. Through a multiple qualitative case study with four