Search Results - subject:"Generational differences"

“Tolerated One Way but Not the Other”: Levels and Determinants of Social and Political Tolerance in Hong Kong

Lee, Francis - In: Social Indicators Research 118 (2014) 2, pp. 711-727

Tolerance constitutes one of the core elements of a democratic political culture and an indicator of social cohesion. While the concepts of social tolerance and political tolerance have each generated a substantial body of literature, few studies have examined the two forms of tolerance...

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Generational Differences in Work Values, Perceived Job Rewards, and Job Satisfaction of Chinese Female Migrant Workers: Implications for Social Policy and Social Services

To, Siu; Tam, Hau - In: Social Indicators Research 118 (2014) 3, pp. 1315-1332

This cross-sectional survey study is a pioneering attempt to investigate the generational differences in the work … indicate that there are no generational differences in work values among the three birth cohorts of Chinese female migrant …. The current findings suggest that in China, generational differences in work are affected by both the generation factor …

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Work design for different generational cohorts : Determining common and idiosyncratic job characteristics

Hernaus, Tomislav; Pološki Vokic, Nina - In: Journal of Organizational Change Management 27 (2014) 4, pp. 615-641

knowledge workers within an under-researched context (studies about knowledge workers, work design and generational differences …

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Generational differences in consumption patterns in Hungary

Hofmeister-Toth, Agnes; Neulinger, Agnes - In: International Journal of Economics and Business Research 3 (2011) 1, pp. 118-130

Various authors have used the term consumer society with a number of different meanings, yet one common point has been the shift of focus to the consumer ethos, which alters the everyday life of society members and their relationship to each other and society as a whole. One's relationship to...

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Boards of directors in family firms: a generational perspective

Bammens, Yannick; Voordeckers, Wim; Gils, Anita - In: Small Business Economics 31 (2008) 2, pp. 163-180

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