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... professional organisation , and perhaps to a new emergent archetype , it is also clear that significant elements of the traditional professional organisational form remain . Morris and Pinnington's chapter , " Continuity and Change in ...
... professional organisation , and perhaps to a new emergent archetype , it is also clear that significant elements of the traditional professional organisational form remain . Morris and Pinnington's chapter , " Continuity and Change in ...
Page 286
... professional organisations to pursue resource acquisi- tion internationally . This propensity is a function of various characteristics of particular professions ( such as certification and standardisation ) which explains why the ...
... professional organisations to pursue resource acquisi- tion internationally . This propensity is a function of various characteristics of particular professions ( such as certification and standardisation ) which explains why the ...
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NZLJ. PROFESSIONAL CONDUCT AND COSTS REVISION E - TRANSACTIONS BILL Steve Keall , Chapman Tripp ,. Brian Keene , Barrister , Auckland comments on Singh v ADLS C lose to the heart of every practitioner must be sound principles of ...
NZLJ. PROFESSIONAL CONDUCT AND COSTS REVISION E - TRANSACTIONS BILL Steve Keall , Chapman Tripp ,. Brian Keene , Barrister , Auckland comments on Singh v ADLS C lose to the heart of every practitioner must be sound principles of ...
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