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Role of HR Architecture on Intellectual Capital [PDF]

Vision: The Journal of Business Perspective, 2010
HR configurations facilitate flow of knowledge, which leads to sustainable competitive advantage. HR practices have a central importance in knowledge intensive industries because they have immediate effect on the organisation's key resources. HR practices are especially important in attracting, retaining and developing the skills and knowledge of ...
Jyotirmayee Choudhury, B. B. Mishra
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Beyond Capitalism?

Journal of Architectural Education, 2022
A power map of an electric toothbrush: an influencer; an architecture license. An organizational map linking the precarity of a construction worker to a window cleaner to an asset manager. A resource map of a public university: an architecture firm; a food co-op.
Frank Burridge, Aaron Cayer, Kirsten Day, Peggy Deamer, Andrea Dietz, Jessica Garcia Fritz, Palmyra Geraki, Daniel Jacobs, Valérie Lechêne, Natalie Leonard   +9 more
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The Architecture of New Deal Capitalism [PDF]

Reviews in American History, 2009
Bringing together an innovative history of architecture, capitalism, and the state, Gabrielle Esperdy's Modernizing Main Street shows how the business conditions and political programs during the Great Depression intersected and produced a new retail landscape in Main Street America.
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Architecture and Capitalism

2013
1845-1900. Straight Lines or Curved? The Victorian Values of John Ruskin and Henry Cole / Robert Hewison -- 1880-1900. The First Chicago School and the Ideology of the Skyscraper / Joanna Merwood-Salisbury -- 1907-1914. The Display Window as Educator: The German Werkbund and Cultural Economy / Lauren Kogod -- 1920-1925.
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How Architecture became Capitalism’s Handmaiden: Architecture as Alibi for The High Line’s Neoliberal Space of Capital Accumulation

Architecture and Culture, 2017
Architects define much of the fabric of our cities and associated public realms (parks, plazas, facades, public buildings), but do so in service of clients who provide both the program and the fina...
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An integrated service architecture for managing capital market systems

IEEE Network, 2002
This article studies current developments and trends in the area of capital market systems. In particular, it defines the trading lifecycle and the activities associated with it. The article then investigates opportunities for the integration of legacy systems and existing communication protocols through distributed integrated services that correspond ...
Boualem Benatallah, Fethi A. Rabhi
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Power and Architecture: The Construction of Capitals and the Politics of Space

Journal of Contemporary European Studies, 2015
Of the capital cities discussed at some length in this volume, three, Berlin, Bonn and Vienna, lie in German-speaking countries.
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Global virtual teams: a human resource capital architecture

The International Journal of Human Resource Management, 2005
As organizations continue to globalize their operations, it will become evident that most organizations do not have the resources to ‘fully man’ operations throughout the world. Therefore, management will be examining organizational options that reduce the demand on an already depleted pool of global managers.
Michael Harvey, Garry Garrison, Milorad M. Novicevic   +2 more
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