Barbara Slavich

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Gestion et management (6) Economies et finances (2) Sciences de l'information et de la communication (1) Anthropologie sociale et ethnologie (1)

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Articles (9) Colloques et conférences (1)

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Administration (8) administration (7) State, The (7) Political science (7) Management (7) Administrative law (7) Administration of estates (7) Administration (7) recherche (3) Employees (3) Research (3) Research (3) puits (2) saison (2) association (2) industrie (2) analyse (2) Article (2) Work (2) Wages (2) Tops (2) Theater (2) Social sciences (2) Social groups (2) Soccer (2) Prophecies (2) Performance (2) Manufactures (2) Industries (2) Grammar, Comparative and general--Article (2)

Documents écrit par Barbara Slavich (10) | parle de Barbara Slavich (0)

Ethical judgments of sexualized ads featuring Women: The role of identification with feminine archetypes
Gwarlann de Kerviler et al.
The Role of Celebrity and Status in the Performance–Pay Relationship: Evidence from the ‘Big Five’ European Football Leagues
Antonio Giangreco et al. (19 mars 2021)
The Role of Celebrity and Status in the Performance–Pay Relationship: Evidence from the ‘Big Five’ European Football Leagues
Antonio Giangreco et al. (2021)
Politics of Meaning in Categorizing Innovation: How Chefs Advanced Molecular Gastronomy by Resisting the Label
Barbara Slavich et al. (12 avr. 2019)
ETHICAL JUDGMENT OF FEMININE EROTIC IMAGES IN ADVERTISEMENT: THE ROLE OF ARCHETYPAL REPRESENTATIONS OF FEMININITY
Caroline Ardelet et al. (16 mai 2018)
At the Chef’s Table: Culinary Creativity in Elite Restaurants . By Vanina Leschziner. Stanford, Calif.: Stanford University Press, 2015. Pp. xvi+256. $45.00.
Barbara Slavich
Managing Creativity: A Critical Examination, Synthesis, and New Frontiers
Barbara Slavich et al.
Wishing Upon a Star: How apprentice-master similarity, status and career stage affect critics' evaluations of former apprentices in the haute cuisine industry
Barbara Slavich et al.
What's in a name? Giving form and meaning to a new culinary category
Barbara Slavich et al.
Self-referencing narratives to predict consumers\textquotesingle preferences in the luxury industry: A longitudinal study
Caroline Ardelet et al.