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September 1, 1991International Studies of Management and Organization

Organizational Behaviors and Cultural Context: The Brazilian “Jeitinho”

Gilles Amado Haroldo Vinagre Brasil

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(1991). Organizational Behaviors and Cultural Context: The Brazilian “Jeitinho”. International Studies of Management & Organization: Vol. 21, Ethnomanagement: A Latin Provocation, pp. 38-61.

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