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Money & Business
The 'always on' workplace
Dr. Cristina Quinones critically investigates the “always on” contemporary worker.
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Money & Business
What is ‘woman’s work’?
Dr. Cinzia Priola challenges ideas of what is “woman’s work”.
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Exploring the role of Associate Dean in UK Universities
Dr. Diane Preston explores the role of Associate Deans in UK Universities.
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Toward a Model of Leadership for the NHS
Dr. Richard Holti and Professor John Storey help point the way toward a new model of leadership in the NHS.
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HR at the heart of the productivity shift
Dr. Caroline Clarke and Dr. Peter Bloom examines the dark side of new HR “empowerment” strategies.
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Staying on the “right” side of public opinion—and how to avoid controversy
Dr. Bjorn Claes is reimagining the concept of legitimacy – in businesses and beyond at the latest Business Breakfast!
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Beyond power and resistance: Politics at the radical limits
Dr. Peter Bloom’s new book asks: how in the 21st century we can move beyond power and resistance to a politics at the radical limits that eternally expands what is socially possible?
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How is new organisational knowledge created in a virtual context?
Dr. Evangelia Baralou shows how virtuality can contribute to knowledge creation in modern organisations.
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Post-Brexit, some banks consider their options
As some banks consider leaving London to adjust to a post-Brexit world, Emmanuel Yujuico suggests that there might not be a single replacement hub in the future
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How is Italy reinventing the co-op?
One hundred million people are part of some sort of co-op around the world. A change in the law in 1991 has powered their development in Italy. It's a model worth investigating, explains onthecommons' Jay Walljasper.
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Science, Maths & Technology
Can you predict the outcome of a Brexit deal with a little logic and a bit of arithmetic?
Three short equations may help determine the likely outcome of Theresa May's dealings with the EU, believes Kalypso Nicolaïdis.
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Money & Business
It's 1892, and the future's bright for gas lighting
The new electric lighting will never be more than a luxury product, stockholders in the Gas Light & Coke Company are reassured at the company's 1892 meeting.