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9 Jul 2023: The possession and strength of these advantages determine the competitive position of MNEs. ... and to the intensity of the linkages between them (Rosezweig and Singh (1991).

8 Mar 2024: South Asian Studies (Cambridge), and Dean of the School of Humanities and Social Sciences (LUMS). ... These include:. • investing in inclusive education and skills training for all; • supporting and scaling up women-led businesses and social

9 Jul 2023: Customer. participation is also likely to develop social bonds at an emotional level that make the client-. ... of the social process underlying interpersonal relationship development. In concert with these.

9 Jul 2023: risks. We then consider ERM and how digital technology implementation affects the entire. ... organisation. We highlight the need to move away from a measurement and compliance.

9 Jul 2023: 3.7 From risky innovation to socially responsible innovation25. Science, technology and innovation have undoubtedly been a major force for good in improving economic and social conditions and contributing to human ... technology and innovation (STI) are

9 Jul 2023: 7. From risky innovation to socially responsible innovation26 Science, technology and innovation have undoubtedly been a major force for good in improving economic and social conditions and contributing to human progress, ... technology and innovation

9 Jul 2023: IN THE USA AND CANADA (1988-1997). A L Hadida. WP 03/2004. ... Allègre L. Hadida. University of Cambridge Judge Institute of Management and Magdalene College.

9 Jul 2023: Separate & Concentrate: Accounting for PatientComplexity in General Hospitals. Ludwig KuntzFaculty of Management, Economics and Social Science, University of Cologne, kuntz@wiso.uni-koeln.de. ... social anthropology, initiated by Dunbar (1992), suggests