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Academy of management journal - Número 4 50 2007

Publication: Academy of management journal

Issues: Número 4 50 2007

Type: Normal

Rights: InC

Title Author Pages
"I shall not remain insignificant": Adding a second loop to matter more
9/11 and New York City Firefighters' post hoc unit support and control climates: A context theory of the consequences of involvement in traumatic work-related event: Samuel B. Barcharach and Peter A. Bamberger
Academic research that matters to managers: On zebras, dogs, lemmings, hammers, and turnips
Biogás: una alternativa a los problemas de energía y residuos
Cultivos energéticos, una realidad imprarable y necesaria
Dificultades y posibles medidas para el desarrollo de la valorización energética de la biomasa forestal
hourly payment and volunteering: The effect of organizationall practices on decisions about time use
In search of ambidextrous professors
La logística de aprovisionamiento: Primer eslavón de la cadena para el uso energético de la biomasa
Leadership behavior ad employee voice: Is the door really open?
Los pellets y la metodología de Cartif para la realización de los ensayos de peletizado de biomasa
Planta Integral de Biodiesel de la cooperativa Acor en Valladolid
Proyecto PERSEO. Innovación tecnológica para el bioetanol de segunda generación
Real Decreto 661/07: La nueva norma de la renovables
Research and relevance: implications of Pasteur's quadrant for dotroral programs and faculty development
Tent Poles, tribalism, and boundary spanning: The rigor-relevance debate in management research
The downside of self-management: a longitudinal study of the effects of conflict on trust, autonomy, and task interdependence in self-managing teams
The intersection of organizational identity, knowledge, and practice: Attempting strategic change via knowledge grafting
Transoformación de la Biomasa: El mercado de los pellets
Viabilidad del proceso de compostaje del orujo de oliva de dos fases. Principal subproducoto de la industria oleícola en España
Vive la résistance: Competing logics and the consolidation of U.S. community banking