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Academic publications on innovation management in banks (1998 - 2008) : a research note

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Organizational change for environmental, social, and financial sustainability : a systematic literature review

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Organizational structure in family firms : a systematic literature review

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What have we learned? : themes from the literature on necessity driven entrepreneurship

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Barriers to innovation and knowledge generation : the challenges of conducting business and social research in an emerging country context

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The Middle East, as a region, contributes proportionally less to new knowledge generation than other parts of the world. The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has sought to correct this imbalance through efforts to promote a knowledge-based economy and through educational investment. In light of these...

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