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Between Job and Satisfaction:
Motivations and Career Orientations of German “High Quality” Call Center Employees

Frank Kleemann Chemnitz University of Technology, Dept. of Sociology Germany [email protected] Ingo…

Foreword from the Editor:
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Mike Sosteric [email protected] A little philosophy inclineth man’s mind to atheism, but…

A Proposal for Integrating Folklore and Affect Control Theory

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Policy Narratives of Aging: The Right Way, the Third Way or the Wrong Way?

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Between Job and Satisfaction:
Motivations and Career Orientations of German “High Quality” Call Center Employees

Foreword from the Editor:
Special Issue on Affect Control Theory

Editorial – Science, Scholarly Communication, and Access: Open is Better.

A Proposal for Integrating Folklore and Affect Control Theory

Policy Narratives of Aging: The Right Way, the Third Way or the Wrong Way?

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