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September 1, 1982Administrative Science Quarterly

Workers' Participation and the Distribution of Control as Perceived by Members of Ten German Companies

Klaus Bartölke Walter Eschweiler Dieter Flechsenberger Arnold S. Tannenbaum

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, Walter Eschweiler, Dieter Flechsenberger, Arnold S. Tannenbaum, Workers' Participation and the Distribution of Control as Perceived by Members of Ten German Companies, Administrative Science Quarterly, Vol. 27, No. 3 (Sep., 1982), pp. 380-397

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