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of the commentary who decides what is or is not relevant. This project is based on and develops the research [...] from the mental labour of a creator. What is often forgotten is that even immaterial objects are usu- [...] violent retribution is fundamentally misleading or, in that of Hart, that there is no compelling reason

2002). It is often seen as a ‘calling’; thus, intrinsic motivation is also high.1 It is generally understood [...] B1) is 0.34***, and the indirect effect via transformational leadership (A2 x B2) is 0.04. It is important [...] ics of successful line managers is rare. A key generic competence is having leadership and management

This seminar offers a substantive overview of what is being produced „at the frontiers“ of the field [...] replicated, and this is very concerning for the social sciences. A replication seminar is an applied seminar [...] It is possible, albeit not recommended, to participate only in the Fall Semester. The seminar is a crucial

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increased. It is therefore hardly any surprise that today there is a broad consensus that education is crucial [...] systems theory, which is predominantly based on the writings of Niklas Luhmann, education is a social system [...] Deal 1981). The main argument is: As the institutional environment is characterized by reforms and e

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competition favors more efficient forms and selects what is less efficient or the belief that markets per se [...] Our contribution is perfectly in line with the assumption that standardization is a crucial element [...] institution of marriage is supplemented by institutionalized divorce which is supplemented by rights of

Burk’s opinion, the law is an expression of what society is and what it is to be a part of society. [...] The dialogue relating to what constitutes a “natural product” is about what society might want to keep [...] culture of science is often thought of as relating to knowledge about the world. It is predictive, advisory