An Empirical Investigation of Corporate Citizenship in Australia and Turkey

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Comparative research on Turkish and Australian firms shows that while significant cultural differences can be found regarding organizational commitment, customer loyalty and external and internal corporate society, noncultural approaches to examining corporate citizenship are possible.

Australia, Science & research, Turkey, Research, Demographic aspects, Corporate culture, Customer loyalty, Workers, Employee attitudes, Cross-cultural orientation, Cross cultural training

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The gift exchange in the social networks of Silicon Valley

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The article examines the social network negotiations regarding venture capital allocation in California's Silicon Valley. Topics include power relationship roles, dynamics of gift exchange of both economic and non-economic goods, and the influence of professional communities.

California, Economic aspects, Silicon Valley, Venture capital, Social networks

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