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CONTINUITY AND CHANGE There are recurring themes in these new forms such as While several chapters of this book point to diverse new managerialism , business - orientation , corporate governance , forms of professional organisation ...
CONTINUITY AND CHANGE There are recurring themes in these new forms such as While several chapters of this book point to diverse new managerialism , business - orientation , corporate governance , forms of professional organisation ...
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The pervasive trends tion and travel technologies present opportunities for of deregulation , globalisation , mergers , new technology , professional organisations to pursue resource acquisi- increased competition , and client demands ...
The pervasive trends tion and travel technologies present opportunities for of deregulation , globalisation , mergers , new technology , professional organisations to pursue resource acquisi- increased competition , and client demands ...
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The House of Lords noted find a dentist guilty of either profes- disciplinary offence that such cases , where the professional sional misconduct , or “ of any act or opinion is not capable of withstanding omission in the course of or ...
The House of Lords noted find a dentist guilty of either profes- disciplinary offence that such cases , where the professional sional misconduct , or “ of any act or opinion is not capable of withstanding omission in the course of or ...
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