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Virtual Organizing, Virtual Worlds: An Ethnography of (Actor-Net)Working

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Virtual Organizing, Virtual Worlds: An Ethnography of (Actor-Net)Working. / Brigham, M; Corbett, M.
Lancaster University: The Department of Organisation, Work and Technology, 2000. (Organisation, Work and Technology Working Paper Series).

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Brigham, M & Corbett, M 2000 'Virtual Organizing, Virtual Worlds: An Ethnography of (Actor-Net)Working' Organisation, Work and Technology Working Paper Series, The Department of Organisation, Work and Technology, Lancaster University.

APA

Brigham, M., & Corbett, M. (2000). Virtual Organizing, Virtual Worlds: An Ethnography of (Actor-Net)Working. (Organisation, Work and Technology Working Paper Series). The Department of Organisation, Work and Technology.

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Brigham M, Corbett M. Virtual Organizing, Virtual Worlds: An Ethnography of (Actor-Net)Working. Lancaster University: The Department of Organisation, Work and Technology. 2000. (Organisation, Work and Technology Working Paper Series).

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Brigham, M ; Corbett, M. / Virtual Organizing, Virtual Worlds: An Ethnography of (Actor-Net)Working. Lancaster University : The Department of Organisation, Work and Technology, 2000. (Organisation, Work and Technology Working Paper Series).

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