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First published 2025-2

CEO Humility,Corporate Entrepreneurship,and the Moderating Influence of Discretionary Forces in the Task Environment

Sanjay Chaudhary, Atul Karwasara, Vishal K. Gupta [...]

Group & Organization Management

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First published 1991-7

The Council of Europe Conference on Human Rights 26–28 November 1990— Strasbourg — The Limits of Discretionary Power with Respect to the Use of Force in Policing

Leslie Poole, Fraser Sampson

The Police Journal: Theory,Practice and Principles

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First published 2021

Generating Discretionary Income in an Academic Department of Pathology

David N. Bailey, James M. Crawford, Peter E. Jensen [...]

Academic Pathology

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First published 2015-1

Managerial Discretion

David B. Wangrow, Donald J. Schepker, Vincent L. Barker

Journal of Management

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First published 2014-6

Leadership Behavior in Public Organizations

Eva Knies, Peter Leisink

Review of Public Personnel Administration

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First published 2010-8

When Caring and Surveillance Technology Meet

Kenneth Brown, Marek Korczynski

Work and Occupations

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First published 2010-2

Gender and Discretionary Work Effort

Julie A. Kmec, Elizabeth H. Gorman

Work and Occupations

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First published 2015-10

An Examination of the Effect of a Policy Change on Police Use of TASERs

Stephen A. Bishopp, David A. Klinger, Robert G. Morris

Criminal Justice Policy Review

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First published 2024-4

What Can Reform Street-Level Bureaucrats’ Unwarranted Discretionary Behaviors? Principles? Principals? Or Both?

Deborah A. Carroll, Jungwon Yeo

The American Review of Public Administration

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First published 2022-2

Working Within a System of Administrative Burden: How Street-Level Bureaucrats’ Role Perceptions Shape Access to the Promise of Higher Education

Elizabeth Bell, Kylie Smith

Administration & Society

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