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Grassland Science, ‎1744-6961

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Researchers

  1. Mark Euler

Activities

  1. Tagung Bridging and Bonding - 2015
  2. Labour Economics (Zeitschrift)
  3. datalab-Workshop 2012
  4. Corporate Responsibility Evolution Models: Concepts, Evidence and Implications
  5. 2. Tagung des AKempor 2004
  6. KLANGSTÄRKE°18
  7. 6th Austrian Early Scholars Workshop in Management - 2018
  8. Being there? The social construction of (physical and virtual) copresence
  9. Public Lecture Series "Global Politics" - 2013
  10. Intraorganizational tensions around being good: Structures and practices or organizing purchasing and CSR in garment retailers and brands
  11. On the structurual Richness of Art Historical Discourse
  12. Symposium - New Old Properties
  13. Intraorganizational Tensions around Being Good: Structures and Practices of Organizing Purchasing and CSR in Garment Retailers and Brands
  14. 2. Ludotopia Workshop 2011
  15. Leniency Programms in US-Antitrust Law and European Competition Law

Publications

  1. Flexible and Adaptable Restoration
  2. Mit "gesunder" Mischung zu Stabilität und Integration?
  3. Skills and knowledge management in higher education
  4. Productive Transformations and Bilateralism in the Semi-Periphery
  5. Generating dispatching rules for semiconductor manufacturing to minimize weighted tardiness
  6. CSR and tax avoidance: A review of empirical research
  7. On the Epistemology of Computer Simulation
  8. Tristan Garcia, Form and Object
  9. Portrait of a Thinker
  10. Manpower
  11. Manual for Analysis of Soils and Related Materials
  12. Newsfeed clutter as an inhibitor of sensemaking
  13. Bunker schreiben
  14. Microstructure and Microhardness of Wire-based Laser Metal Deposited AA5087 using an Ytterbium Fibre Laser
  15. Quality and time-related indicators in inceptive plans
  16. HEPS Inventory Tool
  17. Field-Configuring Events
  18. Social group membership does not modulate automatic imitation in a contrastive multi-agent paradigm