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engagements, and research activities. Senator Grassley also examined the policies and reporting practices at over a dozen medical schools in the United States and found that the medical schools have not adequately monitored the outside income of their researchers and faculty. The National Institutes of Health (NIH) relies on an institution to report and manage its faculty members’ conflicts of interest in order to maintain the integrity of federal funding for biomedical research. However, Senator

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ABSTRACT. This research examines the issue of online selling of luxury brands. Of key interest is first, to determine what Internet presence luxury brands have and second, whether luxury brands sell their products and services online. This is the first study to undertake a content analysis of luxury brands on the Internet, and thus is largely exploratory. A survey of 190 luxury brand websites provides the data to create a profile and comparative analysis of luxury brands. The key research objective is

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Korteweg and De Vries were of flesh and blood will become apparent from their biographies to be presented below, which make Received by the editors October 27, 2007. 1 2 BASTIAAN WILLINK the remarkable events surrounding De Vries’ doctoral research (promotie) more understandable. In a footnote in my book ‘De Tweede Gouden Eeuw’ (The Second Golden Age) I published a letter from the supervisor [Korteweg] to the doctoral student [De Vries] which at the very least elicits astonishment [4]. The

comportement, résistance individuelle, étude qualitative. Consumers’ resistance to large retailers and their marketing persuasion actions: cultural, social, economic and religious factors. An exploratory study on the Tunisian market. Abstract This research poses the problem of individual resistance in a consumer society incipient. We started from its behavioural demonstrations in the rejection of large distribution to discover their subjacent motivations. The results confirm the complex aspect of the

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“tableau de bord” is one of the most used devices to measure performance in French firms. However, its design by controllers remains a difficult task because of the multiplicity of measures and the diversity of users’ attempts and needs. The aim of this research is to analyse the design of a new “tableau de bord” for the top management by controllers and the reactions of the operational managers in terms of use and requirements. The case study concerns a large French group in the car activity. Gaps between

literature review and an exploratory qualitative study (17 interviews with projective techniques) whose objective is to adapt the conceptual model while trying to confirm the existence of the set built in. Theoretical and managerial contribution of this research will have to focus on exploring new individual (the need for cognition (NFC), the need for uniqueness) and situational (purchase and consumption situation) dimensions which, to our knowledge, have not been thoroughly investigated on the new product