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Mens & Maatschappij - Volume 94, Issue 1, 2019
Volume 94, Issue 1, 2019
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oa Hoe zwaar weegt technologie op de werk-privé weegschaal?
More LessAbstract How much does technology weigh on the work-life balance scale? A qualitative study showing the influence of personal technology usage at the workplace on work-life balance This article shows through nine interviews how personal technology usage at the workplace influences how people with different roles experience their work-life balance (wlb). A distinction can be made between managers and non-managers. M Read More
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oa Vrouwen in leidinggevende functies
Abstract Women in positions of authority Description and explanation of developments in the Netherlands from 1985 to 2008 Women still have limited access to positions of authority in the workplace. Although the slow progress in this regard is much debated, research shedding light on trends in women’s workplace authority remains scarce, particularly outside the US. Moreover, rigorous empirical tests of which process Read More
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oa Het verschil met mijn broer Jan
By Thijs DillenAbstract Disability is mainly approached from a clinical perspective which emphasizes the physical or mental impairements and the care disabled people need in order to survive. Very little is known about how disabled people experience the world and create meaning in their interactions with their environment. By analyzing the behaviour and interaction of my disabled brother Jan, I try to answer the following questions: (1) Ho Read More
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oa De mobiliseerbaarheid van huurflatbewoners voor de energietransitie
Authors: Jart Ligterink, Jim Kleijwegt & Arnout van de RijtAbstract Now that durable alternatives to energy from fossil sources have become technologically and economically feasible, the challenge of the energy transition is primarily one of mobilizing populations to act. Here we study the mobilizability of Dutch rental flat residents for sustainable energy alterations to their homes. We argue that the structure of the social network among residents will greatly affect its ability to spre Read More
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