Danemark And Not
List of bibliographic references
Number of relevant bibliographic references: 13.Ident. | Authors (with country if any) | Title |
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000631 | Kasper Rodil [Danemark] ; Heike Winschiers-Theophilus [Namibie] ; Nicola J. Bidwell [Afrique du Sud] ; S Ren Eskildsen [Danemark] ; Matthias Rehm [Danemark] ; Gereon Koch Kapuire [Namibie] | A New Visualization Approach to Re-Contextualize Indigenous Knowledge in Rural Africa |
000737 | Matthias Heymann [Danemark] | The evolution of climate ideas and knowledge |
000760 | Maj-Britt R Holm [Norvège] ; Birte Larsen Hedegaard [Danemark] ; Anna Löfmark [Suède] ; Shild Sletteb [Norvège] | Nursing education in Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden – from Bachelor’s Degree to PhD |
000774 | Mathew Tsamenyi ; Morten Jakobsen [Danemark] | Management accounting as the interorganisational boundary |
000B04 | Anne Gerdes [Danemark] | The clash between standardisation and engagement |
000B46 | John Raine ; John Benington [Royaume-Uni] ; Jean Hartley [Royaume-Uni] ; J. C. Ry Nielsen [Danemark] ; Ton Notten [Pays-Bas] | Innovation, design and delivery of MPA programmes for public leaders and managers in Europe |
000C47 | Ivan Svetlik ; Bengtke Lundvall [Danemark] ; Peter Nielsen [Danemark] | Knowledge management and innovation performance |
000C92 | Svend Brinkmann [Danemark] | Could Interviews Be Epistemic? : An Alternative to Qualitative Opinion Polling |
001117 | Camilla Mordhorst [Danemark] | Medical use and material matters: Rhinoceros horn as a museum object |
001258 | Karlheinz Kautz [Danemark] ; Kim Thaysen [Danemark] | Knowledge, learning and IT support in a small software company |
001325 | S Ren Brier [Danemark] | Trans‐scientific frameworks of knowing: complementarity views of the different types of human knowledge |
001403 | Richard Baskerville [États-Unis] ; Jan Pries-Heje [Danemark] | Grounded action research: a method for understanding IT in practice |
001878 | Dominique Bouchet [Danemark] | Rails without ties. The social imaginary and postmodern culture. Can postmodern consumption replace modern questioning? |
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