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    University of Turku » Turku School of Economics » Department of Marketing and International Business




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    • Ala-Ruona, Jari
    • Aleem, Majid
    • Anckar, Patrik
    • Butler, Christina L
    • Daka, Ephraim
    • Degbey, William
    • Elo, Maria
    • Fuerst, Sascha
    • Galvis Cardenas, Isabel
    • Gonzalez Cristiano, Alberto
    • Hafeez, Samar
    • Hassett, Melanie
    • Hätönen, Jussi
    • Isolauri, Emilia
    • Jamim, Asifa
    • Kaartemo, Valtteri
    • Kay, Pouria
    • Ketolainen, Mari
    • Koskinen, Johanna
    • Laine, Markus


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    • Achieving a shared understanding in the creative industries : freelancers' use of boundary objects in collaborative innovation projects  (2025)
    • Achieving Global Virtual Team Performance: Leadership Status and Effectiveness
      (Presentation at the EIBA Annual Conference 2021)
        (2021)
    • A comparative study on the challenges and investment of waste sorting and recycling system - Cases of shenzhen, China and Turku, Finland  (2019)
    • Acquiring Talent for the Automotive Aftermarket : How Sustainability Is Becoming a Key Driver in Talent Acquisition and Development for the Sector  (2024)
    • “A craft is worth a thousand words” – Syrian women’s revival work in transition through craft making in contexts of extreme displacement  (2018)

    Last updated on 02/02/2022 01:17:01 AM

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