EM Strasbourg Publications

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1373 publications

WEILL L., SCHNEIDER F. (2011). Does the Shadow Economy Raise Observed Aggregate Efficiency? A Cross-Country Comparison. Applied Economics, 43 (n° 18), pp. 2303-2311 [ABS cat.2, AJG cat.2, CNRS cat.2, FNEGE cat.3, HCERES cat.A]

BARTH I. (2011). Quand l'humour contribue à la performance de la relation Observation participante de situations de relations commerciales et managériales. Numéro Revue Internationale de Psychosociologie, 43

BARTH I. (2011). L'interstitiel, un nouvel espace de jeu entre psychanalyse et management. Numéro Revue Internationale de Psychosociologie

ROGER P. (2011). Capital protected notes for loss averse investors: a counterintuitive result. Bankers, Markets & Investors (ex-Banque & Marchés), 115 [CNRS cat.4, FNEGE cat.4, HCERES cat.B]

BARTH I., HALLEM Y. (2011). Customer-perceived value of medical tourism : An exploratory study ? the case of cosmetic surgery in Tunisia. Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Management, pp. 121-129

BARTH I. (2011). Diversity management and organizational change : Potentialites and limitations. The International Journal of Diversity in Organizations, Communities and Nations

BARTH I. (2011). L'interstitiel, un lieu fécond pour penser les liens entre-deux. Numéro Revue Internationale de Psychosociologie (n° 43)

BARTH I. (2011). Coordination d'un numéro thématique La Diversité : Point sur une décennie intense. Humanisme et Entreprise, 305

BARTH I. (2011). La fabrique de la diversité et de l'organisation. Humanisme et Entreprise

GODLEWSKI C., WEILL L. (2011). Does Collateral Help Mitigate Adverse Selection ? A Cross-Country Analysis. Journal of Financial Services Research, 40 [ABS cat.3, AJG cat.3, CNRS cat.3, FNEGE cat.3, HCERES cat.B]

BOURACHNIKOVA O. (2011). Focus on? Symmetric vs. Downside Risk Measures in Portfolio Decisions

PFIFFELMANN M. (2011). Solving the St Petersburg Paradox in Cumulative Prospect Theory: the Right Amount of Probability Weighting. Theory and Decision [ABS cat.2, AJG cat.2, CNRS cat.2, HCERES cat.A]