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ESMT European School of Management and Technology

ESMT Research Working Papers

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Series handle: repec:esm:wpaper

2008

ESMT-08-006 Resource and Revenue Management in Nonprofit Operations
by Francis de Véricourt & Miguel Sousa Lobo [Downloadable!]
ESMT-08-007 Organizational Redesign, Information Technologies and Workplace Productivity
by Benoit Dostie & Rajshri Jayaraman [Downloadable!]
ESMT-08-005 Nurse-To-Patient Ratios in Hospital Staffing: A Queueing Perspective
by Francis de Véricourt, & Otis B. Jennings [Downloadable!]
ESMT-08-004 Critical Mass
by Michal Grajek & Tobias Kretschmer [Downloadable!]
ESMT-08-003 The Rhythm of the Deal: Negotiation as a Dance
by Erik H. Schlie & Mark A. Young [Downloadable!]
ESMT-08-002 Legacy Effects in Radical Innovation: A Study of European Internet Banking
by Erik H. Schlie & Jaideep C. Prabhu & Rajesh K. Chandy [Downloadable!]
ESMT-08-001 Upsetting Events and Career Investments in the Russian Context
by Konstantin Korotov & Svetlana Khapova [Downloadable!]

2007

ESMT-07-004 Accelerated Development of Organizational Talent
by Konstantin Korotov [Downloadable!]
ESMT-07-005 Ambiguity Aversion And The Power Of Established Brands
by A. V. Muthukrishnan & Luc Wathieu [Downloadable!]
ESMT-07-003 Usage and Diffusion of Cellular Telephony, 1998-2004
by Michal Grajek & Tobias Kretschmer [Downloadable!]
ESMT-07-002 Estimating Level Effects In Diffusion Of A New Technology: Barcode Scanning At The Checkout Counter
by Jonathan Beck & Michal Grajek & Christian Wey [Downloadable!]
ESMT-07-001 Estimating Network Effects and Compatibility in Mobile Telecommunications
by Michal Grajek [Downloadable!]

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