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First published 2019-9

An assemblage of avatars: Digital organization as affective intensification in the GamerGate controversy

Sine N. Just

Organization

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First published 2024-6

The Bangsokol Requiem,affective intensification,and memory activation

Rachel Hughes

Memory Studies

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First published 2013-11

Visual Effects and Visceral Affect: ‘Tele-Affectivity’ and the Intensified Intimacy of Contemporary Television

Alexia Smit

Critical Studies in Television: The International Journal of Television Studies

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First published 2016-4

Standards and (self)implosion: How the circulation of affects accelerates the spread of standards and intensifies the embodiment of colliding,temporal ontologies

Katja Brøgger, Dorthe Staunæs

Theory & Psychology

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First published 2021-6

Eudaimonia: The sociocultural value of consumers’ social labor

Silvia Biraghi, Daniele Dalli, Rossella C. Gambetti

Marketing Theory

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First published 2024-03-08

Work intensification: A systematic review of studies from 1989 to 2022

Aiman Niazi, Mumtaz Ali Memon, Naukhez Sarwar [...]

WORK: A Journal of Prevention,Assessment & Rehabilitation

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First published 2013-1

From Family Research to Practice: Argentine Families Coping with the Challenges of Religious Intensification

Roberta G. Sands, Dorit Roer-Strier, Susana Strier

Families in Society: The Journal of Contemporary Social Services

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First published 2022-2

Lean production,work intensification and employee wellbeing: Can line-manager support make a difference?

Meng-Long Huo, Peter Boxall, Gordon W. Cheung

Economic and Industrial Democracy

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First published 1993-3

Trends in Cooperation between Industry,R&D Centres,and Universities

Matti Otala

Industry and Higher Education

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First published 1999-12

More Tasks,Less Secure,Working Harder: Three Dimensions of Labour Utilisation

Cameron Allan, Michael O'Donnell, David Peetz

Journal of Industrial Relations

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