Association of brain tumours with other neoplasms in families

Communication professionals: Important Internal Agents for Realizing Strategy Processes within the Organization

The purpose of this paper is to describe and produce a more profound understanding of how communication professionals perceive that they realize strategic communication in organizations. Another aim is to deepen the understanding of what consequences the strategic work with communication has for the co-creation of meaning in which the organization is constituted. The paper is based on a qualitativ

Teaching Manufacturing Operations and Strategies in Higher Education

Students at higher technical educations e.g., bachelors and masters, are traditionally taught in software programming and factory automation. Students at higher economical and management schools are exposed to different strategies and their economical impacts. However, in many education programs, the larger perspective, of how to combine the technical and the economical aspects is not highlighted.

Motivation and the standardization of work: Industry revisited or a victory to professionalism?

The Influence of a Retail Firm’s Geographic Scope of Operations on Its International Online Sales

While previous research has advocated the use of online sales channels as a driver for international expansion, the nature of the relationship between e-commerce and international sales is still unexplored. The purpose of this paper is to create a parsimonious model where we investigate whether, and to what extent, strategies pertaining to the geographical scope of international operations moderat

A performative definition of waste prevention

Colonization of new land by arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi

Revisiting the role of selection for the evolution of industries

Despite a growing reliance on evolutionary theories when explaining industrial dynamics, the mechanism of selection has received limited attention. Selection is often taken for granted and conceptualised as product market competition. We go beyond this view and distinguish between different types of selection—formal and social—and consider how these lead to different entities being selected. Forma

Innovation strategies of firms : What strategies and why?

WOMAC osteoarthritis index

Something rotten in Scandinavia : The world's earliest evidence of fermentation

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This contribution analyses the presence of Economic History in the undergraduate study programmes of some European countries. The objective is to offer a counterpoint to the Spanish experience, which will be addressed by other papers and is also likely the most known framework for most of the participants. We look at the total offer of Economic History courses, as well as at whether they are only

Continued Growth of the Femoral Neck Leads to Improved Remodeling After In Situ Fixation of Slipped Capital Femoral Epiphysis

Gender relations and identity: Masculinities and femininities at work in an advertising agency

Biogas production from crop residues on a farm-scale level: Scale, choice of substrate and utilisation rate most important parameters for financial feasibility

'Open-ended questions' and 'show-and-tell'--a way to improve pharmacist counselling and patients' handling of their medicines

From Partnership to Resistance: Unions and Organisational Learning at Ericsson Infocom

In recognising that much mainstream literature on organisational learning is overwhelmingly managerial, this paper explores learning as an appropriate framework for studying organisations at the level of sub-systems or subcultures. It is thus argued that there is an interesting agenda to be pursued by the critical researcher on seeing organisational learning as a means of analysing both co-operati

Marital status and generalized trust in other people: A population-based study

Muscle tissue saturation in humans studied with two non-invasive optical techniques; a comparative study

The use of light and electron microscopy to assess the impact of ozone on Norway spruce needles