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First published 2015-8

Designing and Teaching Business & Society Courses From a Threshold Concept Approach

Natalia Vidal, Renae Smith, Wellington Spetic

Journal of Management Education

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First published 1996-07

Conceptualizing Business Communication

Kendra Carmichael

International Journal of Business Communication

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First published 2012-5

Relationship benefits: Conceptualization and measurement in a business-to-business environment

Stephen Kelly, Don Scott

International Small Business Journal: Researching Entrepreneurship

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First published 1997-12-1

The knowledge-based marketing concept – a basis for global business

Malin Brännback

Human Systems Management

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First published 2007-09

Conceptions of God,Normative Convictions,and Socially Responsible Business Conduct

Johan Graafland, Muel Kaptein, Corrie Mazereeuw - van der Duijn Schouten

Business & Society

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First published 1994-4

Broadening the Concept of Entrepreneurship: Comparing Business and Consumer Entrepreneurs

Jonathan C. Huefner, H. Keith Hunt

Entrepreneurship Theory and Practice

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First published 1982-01

The Concept of Profit and Japanese-American Business Communication Problems

Jeremiah J. Sullivan, Naoki Kameda

International Journal of Business Communication

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First published 2010-9

Conceptions of the Business-Society-Nature Interface: Implications for Management Scholarship

Joel Marcus, Elizabeth C. Kurucz, Barry A. Colbert

Business & Society

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First published 2006-06

Measuring Success in Family Businesses: The Concept of Configurational Fit

Christoph Hienerth, Alexander Kessler

Family Business Review

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First published 2008-06

Conceptualizing a “Sustainability Business Model”

Wendy Stubbs, Chris Cocklin

Organization & Environment

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