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Gendered Bodies, Personnel Policies and the Culture of the British Army: ESRC Full Research Report, R000223562. [PDF]

Winter, Trish, Woodward, R
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Procedural equity and corporeality: Imagining a just recovery in Fukushima

Journal of Rural Studies, 2016
Kei Otsuki
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Corporations [PDF]

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2006
A corporation is an artificial person created for an economic purpose, as described in various aspects of the Theory of the Firm. Recent historical and comparative research shows that corporations in most countries come in groups, each controlled by a single principal. This has implications for various "theories of the firm".
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Corporate law and corporate psychopaths

Psychiatry, Psychology and Law, 2020
For more than three decades there has been a growing interest, and concern, in the role that psychopathy plays in corporate affairs. The literature in this field is essentially interdisciplinary, drawing heavily on advances in neuroscience, behavioural and organisational psychology and criminology.
Sheehy, Benedict, Boddy, Clive, Murphy, Brendon   +2 more
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An embodied approach to Second World War storytelling mementoes: Probing beyond the archival into the corporeality of memories of the resistance

Journal of Material Culture, 2014
Sarah De Nardi
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Corporate Debt and Corporate Taxes

The Journal of Finance, 1979
CORPORATIONS MAY ISSUE VARIOUS types of financial contracts to investors. The market price of each security depends upon its claim on corporate resources and its influence on taxes. Modigliani and Miller [5, 6] and Cox and Ross [2] elaborate an arbitrage theory of security valuation.
Bierman, Harold, Jr, Oldfield, George S, Jr   +1 more
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Distributed corporeality: Anatomy, knowledge and the technological reconfiguration of bodies in ballet

Social Studies of Science, 2018
Various specialist cultures configure bodies as complex technological devices. We know little about how exactly this is done. I focus on one of these cultures, classical ballet, to praxeologically reconstruct the conceptual, situational and material ...
S. Müller
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