country to country. This is what CRANET – the Cranfield Network on International HRM - is about: the people [...] Relations Barometer is an infrastructure project which has been run since 2005 and is financed by the Swiss [...] workers. Figure 2: Workforce Composition (N = 160): “What is the proportion of employees 25 years old and under/50

Not only is the absolute level of pay important. The relative level compared with others is at least [...] Newsletter 2017 Page 1 and what part does organizational pay transparency play? This is the subject of the second [...] in four employees is not at all emotionally exhausted and high emotional exhaustion is not at all evident

rehabilitation as a health strategy Advocate for what is functioning, and why it matters Shift from a sylos [...] rehabilitation research is not just about advancing science; it's about (re)defining what matters to people [...] high-quality rehabilitation research Rehabilitation is “a set of interventions designed to optimize functioning

19.11.2024 Universität Luzern, Frohburgstr. 3, Raum 4.B01 – microphenomenology and audiovisual methods, I ask what is at stake with experiences of the divine and cultivated

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Hasse, R., & Lagerström, K. (2021). Competition. What it is and why it happens. Oxford: OUP. https://doi [...] & Lagerström, Katarina (Hrsg.), Competition: What It Is and Why It Happens (S. 1–25). Oxford: OUP. h [...] & Lagerström, Katarina (Hrsg.), Competition: What It Is and Why It Happens (S. 221–236). Oxford: OUP

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07.12.2018 3.A05 – where he is responsible for the MA-program “World Literature.” Among numerous publications, he is the author [...] 7th and 8th. While his talk is open to a general public, the workshop is reserved for invited participants [...] of its radicalized dialectics, and try to assess what the concept of contingency can add as regards a

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08.11.2023 Online via Zoom – Schwartz is Emeritus Professor of History of Art and Architecture at University College London. He is the [...] conditions of representation as legal limitations on what could be made public were altered, at the same time [...] Art , on which this talk draws. The seminar series is part of the project Imagining Justice: Law, Politics

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05.07.2022 – in states like Papua New Guinea is clear enough; how it does so is less clear. This edited collection [...] semi-rural parts of Papua New Guinea; it asks what is involved when large-scale capital and its agents

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13.12.2022 Universität Luzern, Raum 4.B02 – narratives, marriage is thus upheld as a sacred and socially obligatory practice. But what about those people [...] Marriage in Dakar, Senegal, is a rite of passage: a social expectation that confers social adulthood

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Karavas Vagias / Amstutz Marc / Teubner Gunther , What is Legal Analysis of Contractual Networks?, in: Marc [...] y of Oxford). Moderation, Discrimination Law: What is it Good For?, Institut Lucernaiuris, Luzern, 2017

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