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Organizational routines: conventions as a source of change and stability

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Organizational routines: conventions as a source of change and stability. / Kozika, Arjan; Kaiser, Stephan; Friesl, Martin.
In: Schmalenbach Business Review, Vol. 2014, No. 3, 07.2014, p. 334-356.

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Kozika, A, Kaiser, S & Friesl, M 2014, 'Organizational routines: conventions as a source of change and stability', Schmalenbach Business Review, vol. 2014, no. 3, pp. 334-356. <http://www.sbr-online.de/pdfarchive/einzelne_pdf/sbr_2014_july_334-356.pdf>

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Kozika, A., Kaiser, S., & Friesl, M. (2014). Organizational routines: conventions as a source of change and stability. Schmalenbach Business Review, 2014(3), 334-356. http://www.sbr-online.de/pdfarchive/einzelne_pdf/sbr_2014_july_334-356.pdf

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Kozika A, Kaiser S, Friesl M. Organizational routines: conventions as a source of change and stability. Schmalenbach Business Review. 2014 Jul;2014(3):334-356.

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Kozika, Arjan ; Kaiser, Stephan ; Friesl, Martin. / Organizational routines : conventions as a source of change and stability. In: Schmalenbach Business Review. 2014 ; Vol. 2014, No. 3. pp. 334-356.

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