[PDF] Top 20 Resilience in organizations: the perspective of managers in Portugal and Germany

... research in resilience was built 1973 by Holling, describing ecological resilience as “the persistence of systems and their ability to absorb change and disturbance ... See full document

... take the form of collective mobilisation ...with the aim of claiming rights and mobilising the public opinion) or individual/family action ...being the later forms ... See full document

... that the job of nurse- manager as having different professional functions to those of the nurse, being only restrained to the ...that the nurse-managers are not conscious ... See full document

... analysis of the narratives by the migrants participating in this study evidenced the relationship between the dimensions of resilience ...processes. In ... See full document

... proportion of farms in Europe are run as family businesses and, for those farms, succession from within the family is traditionally the first choice (Glauben et al ...to the very ... See full document

... globalization of economies and an ever increasing num- ber of multinational firms” (House et ...set of challenges (see Loth, 2006, ...“include the design of multinational ... See full document

... used in section “Proposal of a Business Idea - Embedded Systems Implementation Platform”, developers of Big Data solutions could benefit from pooling their resources to overcome the lack ... See full document

... number of transformations in cities. Looking back, we can see the passage from a more itinerant retailing, held at fairs, markets and temporary venues, to newer landscapes dominated by ... See full document

... technology and innovation, where the bond between education, research and extension must contribute towards the improvement of life quality, reduce inequalities, and care for ... See full document

... Amongst the alterations, what stands out is the decrease in the weight of the State and intrin- sic consequences in the reorganisation of public ... See full document

... On the other hand, findings in this thesis confirm evidence in the existing literature ...Crona and Bodin 2011) that social adaptation is not a panacea and may, in some ... See full document

... sharing of opinions is called e-WOM (electronic word of mouth) (Chu & Choi, ...to the increased use of digital marketing tools such as online forums, blogs and social networks ... See full document

... Islamists, the social connections of European Muslims with the societies in which they live were seriously ...increased the xenophobia and made the radical groups use ... See full document

... Standard and Poor’s (S&P) составляла около 1,5% в год (компании, попавшие в S&P, могли рассчитывать на сохранение своих позиций в нем в среднем в течение 65 лет), то проведенная ... See full document

... After the presentation of the preceding questions and issues for discus- sion Miller structured his book in order to clarify the particular debate about “indigenousness” or ... See full document

... City of Copenhagen made a major change in its policy from around 1990; a real turn-around which included a change of the mindset of the ...policies and opportunities made ... See full document

... cent of respondents are familiar with the term of ...invested in II, which is in line with the findings of WEF (2013) that retail investors hold the smallest share ... See full document

... Nevertheless, the definition does mention that the central assumptions affect the way we perceive, feel and think in certain ...by the culture predisposition (those patterned ... See full document

... Desde os primeiros casos de COVID-19 reportados pela República Popular da China, a 31 de dezembro de 2019, até à confirmação dos primeiros casos em Portugal, a 2 de março, países como Itália e Espanha depararam-se ... See full document

... 90% of the German companies increased in 2014 their amount of data by an average of ...to the fact, that 79% of the German companies invested in storage ... See full document