Management as a Symbolizing Construction? Re-Arranging the Understanding of Management.
Siri J, Mayr K (2011)
Historical Social Research (HSR) 36(135): 160-179.
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Siri, JasminUniBi;
Mayr, Katharina
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REPRINT OF Siri, Jasmin (gem. mit Katharina Mayr) (2010). Management as a Symbolizing Construction? Re-Arranging the Understanding of Management. Forum Qualitative Sozialforschung/Forum: Qualitative Social Research, 11(3), Art. 21.
Erscheinungsjahr
2011
Zeitschriftentitel
Historical Social Research (HSR)
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36
Ausgabe
135
Seite(n)
160-179
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https://pub.uni-bielefeld.de/record/2904390
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Siri J, Mayr K. Management as a Symbolizing Construction? Re-Arranging the Understanding of Management. Historical Social Research (HSR). 2011;36(135):160-179.
Siri, J., & Mayr, K. (2011). Management as a Symbolizing Construction? Re-Arranging the Understanding of Management. Historical Social Research (HSR), 36(135), 160-179.
Siri, Jasmin, and Mayr, Katharina. 2011. “Management as a Symbolizing Construction? Re-Arranging the Understanding of Management.”. Historical Social Research (HSR) 36 (135): 160-179.
Siri, J., and Mayr, K. (2011). Management as a Symbolizing Construction? Re-Arranging the Understanding of Management. Historical Social Research (HSR) 36, 160-179.
Siri, J., & Mayr, K., 2011. Management as a Symbolizing Construction? Re-Arranging the Understanding of Management. Historical Social Research (HSR), 36(135), p 160-179.
J. Siri and K. Mayr, “Management as a Symbolizing Construction? Re-Arranging the Understanding of Management.”, Historical Social Research (HSR), vol. 36, 2011, pp. 160-179.
Siri, J., Mayr, K.: Management as a Symbolizing Construction? Re-Arranging the Understanding of Management. Historical Social Research (HSR). 36, 160-179 (2011).
Siri, Jasmin, and Mayr, Katharina. “Management as a Symbolizing Construction? Re-Arranging the Understanding of Management.”. Historical Social Research (HSR) 36.135 (2011): 160-179.
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