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Relational capital and social capital
2013In this paper, we start from relational capital, which is one of the components of intellectual capital addressing the intangible values of organizations. In popular usage, the concept seems to be closely related to social capital, with similar words (such as relationships and network) explaining it, and with claims that scholars use social capital ...
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The Relational Capital in Female SMEs
2012It is widely believed that the experience of women is characterized by an entrepreneurial approach "to network" in which great importance is given to the relational dimension. The survey may be able to identify the nature of the needs expressed predominantly by women entrepreneurs at this stage from the life cycle of the business and investigate how ...
Paoloni, Paola, Demartini, Paola
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Capital and Capital Supply in Relation to the Development of Africa
1964The major part of this paper is devoted to an analysis of the magni tude and forms of external economic assistance that has been flowing in recent years to Africa south of the Sahara. I have preferred to concentrate on this aspect of capital supply for two major reasons.
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Capital and Industrial Relations
1975It is no accident that Capital was the work to which Marx devoted the bulk of his mature life. After his early grounding in classical and German philosophy, the young Marx immersed himself in the study of economic history and political economy. This intellectual reorientation both reflected and reinforced a conviction that theories and philosophies ...
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Relational capital inside multinationals
Knowledge Management Research & Practice, 2011Linking the knowledge-based view, the multinational theory and the intellectual capital-based view of the firm, this paper seeks to identify the main activities belonging to the relational capital of multinationals and the extent to which they contribute to knowledge development and transfer between their different subsidiaries.
Patrocinio Zaragoza-Sáez +1 more
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This chapter examines how a small group of wealthy business elites, or tycoons, control Cambodia's economy, benefiting from high GDP growth while the majority of the population remains poor. Despite the increase in wealth among the ultra-rich, Cambodia continues to face widespread poverty, with many people vulnerable to economic shocks.
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2018
This chapter explores the unique character of capitalist social relations in relation to the radical social transformation from feudalism to capitalism at the end of the Middle Ages. Too often, the specific character of feudal class relations and the feudal mode of production are misunderstood, especially by Marxists.
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This chapter explores the unique character of capitalist social relations in relation to the radical social transformation from feudalism to capitalism at the end of the Middle Ages. Too often, the specific character of feudal class relations and the feudal mode of production are misunderstood, especially by Marxists.
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Relations with the Market: On Cosmologies of Capitalism in Greece
2018The chapter focuses on ambivalence in market relations and thus on an often-overlooked aspect of the economic crisis in Greece. It challenges the analytical juxtaposition of market and society as dominant forces versus local resistance. It argues that affirmative accounts of the market even under economic crisis and austerity pose pertinent questions ...
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