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... analysed from the traditional perspective of social capital dimension (Adler and Kwon, ...medium firms’ CEOs from the Czech Republic, which are characterised by low-density networks, should have ... See full document

... critically review prior research in order to identify the key motives of internationalisation among new small ventures from emerging ...our review to firms from Central ... See full document

... This systematic literature review has shown that the scien- tific literature published in English provides rather limited information on home care in ...the review and the information ... See full document

... With the further advancement of the “One Belt, One Road” strategy, patent cooperation between Jiangsu Province and countries along the route has been further strengthened. At the US Patent and Trademark Office (USTPO) ... See full document

... Despite the EU’s limited capabilities and its divided interests, some normative results can be detected. The most relevant explanation accounting for this is the role of the external environment. On the one hand, is the ... See full document

... Japan from the 1990s until the early 2000s in a period of deflation compressed the lower tail of the wage distribution among ...for firms over workers still in employment (Aretz et ...of firms is ... See full document

... that the potential for political conflict over the EU is higher in the new member states of Central and Eastern Europe than in the old member states. This is based, among others, on the following ... See full document

... La statistique peut aider à donner une réponse à cette question. Pour illustrer cette proposition, nous allons utiliser deux de ces substantifs les plus fréquents : "people" et "Europe". En effet, ... See full document

... and firms based on ‘reciprocal consent’. According to his explanation, firms were willing to give the state jurisdiction over markets but they retained control of those ...intervention from MITT, but ... See full document

... Due to the ongoing reform of science in Lithuania, the key principle of which is integration of research and higher education institutions by linking research institutes to universities,[r] ... See full document

... Model 1 refers to coercive and constraining pressures emanating from Europeanisation. This is a coercive mechanism when European institutions and laws force policy change at the domestic level (Lodge, 2001). ... See full document

... as central modulators of fear processing receiving top-down inhibitory control from the mPFC and starting fear reaction via projections to different mid-brain ... See full document

... While the ratification of the countries of central and eastern Europe Agreements with the four Europe and the ex-Soviet states the central and east European coun- problem was the vote in[r] ... See full document

... starts from two basic models of international rule promotion– external incentives and social learning–used in different strands of International Relations ...the literature on international conditionality, ... See full document

... Uno studio interessante non incluso nella nostra revisio- ne ma che sembra confermare il ruolo preminente che alti livelli di impulsività possono svolgere nel suicidio adole- sce[r] ... See full document

... of systematic monitoring of policy environment indicators in the region, and the neglected attention paid to monitoring the effect of structural-level factors on microrisk relationships in epi- demiological ... See full document

... There is indication that taeniosis and cysticercosis are present across eastern Europe but information on the occurrence of T. solium and T. saginata across the re- gion remains fragmented. For a number of ... See full document

... drawback from the empirical literature is that in almost all articles the assessment is done without comparing different knowledge ...and firms characteristics is a very important matter for both ... See full document

... curtail internationalisation activities at the export stage, nor be deterred by the potentially high costs in initialising foreign direct investment, but explore opportunities to make foreign direct investments so ... See full document

... across Central and Eastern Europe stems from differences in the economic and political development of these countries under socialism 3 ...with central-command system led to creation of ... See full document