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Title: What is industrial democracy.
Creator: Thomas, Norman
Abstract/Description: This item is part of the Political & Rights Issues & Social Movements (PRISM) digital collection, a collaborative initiative between Florida Atlantic University and University of Central Florida in the Publication of Archival, Library & Museum Materials (PALMM).
Date Issued: 1925
PURL: http://purl.flvc.org/fau/fd/FA00002502
Subject Headings: Industrial organization
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Title: Studies on the base-promoted conversion of conjugated alkynyl esters to alpha-substituted alpha-allenyl esters.
Creator: He, Yuanjun, Florida Atlantic University, Charles E. Schmidt College of Science, Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry
Abstract/Description: We report here the development of an efficient method for the conversion of a variety of conjugated alkynyl esters to alpha-substituted conjugated allenyl esters (racemic) through the use of strong amide bases. Substantially improved yields over typical enolate formation conditions were observed with the use of two equivalents of lithium diisopropylamide. Trapping studies indicate that the second equivalent of base likely leads to the dianion intermediate which upon addition of methyl iodide...
Show moreWe report here the development of an efficient method for the conversion of a variety of conjugated alkynyl esters to alpha-substituted conjugated allenyl esters (racemic) through the use of strong amide bases. Substantially improved yields over typical enolate formation conditions were observed with the use of two equivalents of lithium diisopropylamide. Trapping studies indicate that the second equivalent of base likely leads to the dianion intermediate which upon addition of methyl iodide and trimethylsilyl chloride gives mixtures of alpha-substituted conjugated allenyl and beta,gamma-alkynyl deconjugated esters. Further optimization revealed that additive salts such as LiCl lead primarily to the allenyl product while the use of HMPA as a cosolvent gives the beta,gamma-alkynyl deconjugated alkylation product. The role of base, base concentration and electrophile on product yield and selectivity is also discussed. The optimized conditions resulting from our study of this reaction establishes this method as a viable synthetic tool for the production of alpha-substituted allenyl esters. A new method to prepare racemic alpha-tributylstannyl-alpha-allenyl esters from precursor conjugated alkynyl esters in good yields is reported. Key features of the optimized reaction conditions include the use of multiple equiv. of lithium diisopropylamide in THF with LiCl as a key additive. The allenyl tin reagent reacts with aldehydes in the presence of Lewis acid to give homopropargyl alcohol or allenyl alcohol products depending on the reaction conditions. The addition of boron trifluoride etherate to a solution of the allenyltin and aldehyde gives the homopropargyl alcohol. However, allenyl alcohol products are obtained exclusively with the addition of tin tetrachloride to the allenyl stannane rapidly followed by the addition of aldehyde. The effect of other Lewis acids and reaction variables such as solvent and temperature on the yield and relative stereochemistry of the products will also be described. The Mitsunobu coupling reaction of sterically hindered phenols and alcohols is greatly accelerated by the use of high reaction concentration in combination with sonication. The rate acceleration effect observed with our protocol may simply be based on the high concentration with the sonic waves providing efficient mixing of the highly viscous reaction mixture and generating localized hot spots, or in part, the result of an enhancement of a radical reaction pathway.
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Date Issued: 2005
PURL: http://purl.flvc.org/fcla/dt/12120
Subject Headings: Chemistry, Organic
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Title: A nondisposable microplate for use with organic solvents.
Creator: Cross, S. S., Faircloth, G. T., Young, Michael, Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute
Date Issued: 1989
PURL: http://purl.flvc.org/FCLA/DT/3352203
Subject Headings: Organic solvents, Microplates
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Title: Labor and international peace, an account of the International Labor Organization in war time.
Creator: Johnson, Ethel McLean
Date Issued: 1940
PURL: http://purl.flvc.org/fcla/DT/671479
Subject Headings: International Labour Organization.
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Title: Community employment problems under defense.
Creator: Council for Democracy. Committee of Correspondence
Date Issued: 1941
PURL: http://purl.flvc.org/FCLA/DT/3174898
Subject Headings: Industrial organization -- United States.
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Title: Ma Tovu.
Creator: Lewandowski, L.
PURL: http://purl.flvc.org/FCLA/DT/50994
Subject Headings: Piano, Organ, Liturgical genre
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Title: Identification of the diterpene cyclase and elucidation of early steps in the pseudopterosin biosynthetic pathway.
Creator: Kohl, Amber Celeste, Florida Atlantic University, Charles E. Schmidt College of Science, Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry
Abstract/Description: The pseudopterosins and seco-pseudopterosins are diterpene glycosides isolated from the marine soft coral, Pseudopterogorgia elisabethae . These compounds exhibit anti-inflammatory and analgesic activity greater than the industry standard, indomethacin. The overall goal of this research was to complete biosynthetic studies and enzymology related to the development of a biotechnological production method of the pseudopterosins and seco-pseudopterosins. We aimed to examine early steps in the...
Show moreThe pseudopterosins and seco-pseudopterosins are diterpene glycosides isolated from the marine soft coral, Pseudopterogorgia elisabethae . These compounds exhibit anti-inflammatory and analgesic activity greater than the industry standard, indomethacin. The overall goal of this research was to complete biosynthetic studies and enzymology related to the development of a biotechnological production method of the pseudopterosins and seco-pseudopterosins. We aimed to examine early steps in the biosynthetic pathway in order to gain detailed knowledge of the biosynthesis and enzymology of the system. Prior to examination of the biosynthetic pathway leading to the pseudopterosins, we developed both in vivo and in vitro systems to test putative precursors and demonstrated that pseudopterosin A is a precursor to pseudopterosins B--D. We also identified and confirmed the intermediacy of the pseudopterosin diterpene cyclase product using a radioactivity-guided isolation. The bicyclic structure of the diterpene cyclase product suggests that the pseudopterosins and seco-pseudopterosins are derived from this common bicyclic intermediate. The isolation of the pseudopterosin diterpene cyclase product provided us with an assay for the purification of the enzyme involved in its production. We identified the diterpene cyclase in aqueous extracts of P. elisabethae and plan to utilize the amino acid sequence for identification of the gene. This represents the first isolation of a biosynthetic enzyme from a marine coral. Moreover, various characterization studies indicated that the enzyme displays certain similar characteristics to other terpenoid cyclases isolated from terrestrial sources. In previous investigations, P. elisabethae was found only in the Bahamian and West Indian region, but we discovered P. elisabethae in the Florida Keys. Furthermore, due to the distinctive chemistry in the Florida Keys P. elisabethae, plausible early biosynthetic intermediates were isolated that are not present in the Bahamian population. We evaluated these compounds as intermediates in the biosynthesis of the pseudopterosins. The data obtained further supports the assumption of a common biosynthetic origin of the pseudopterosins and seco-pseudopterosins.
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Date Issued: 2003
PURL: http://purl.flvc.org/fcla/dt/12026
Subject Headings: Chemistry, Biochemistry, Chemistry, Organic
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Title: THRESHOLD DETERMINATION FOR OLFACTORY RECEPTORS OF THE SPINY LOBSTER.
Creator: THOMPSON, HILARY WINFIELD, Florida Atlantic University
Abstract/Description: Precise measurement of receptor thresholds is important in understanding the role a sense organ plays in the biology and the sensory information processing of an organism. Previous crustacean chemoreceptor thresholds are too high because of the adaping effects of high stimulus intensities and the order effects of stimulus presentation sequence used in threshold experiments now in the literature. The present study uses an experimental design geared to produce the lowest adaptation possible and...
Show morePrecise measurement of receptor thresholds is important in understanding the role a sense organ plays in the biology and the sensory information processing of an organism. Previous crustacean chemoreceptor thresholds are too high because of the adaping effects of high stimulus intensities and the order effects of stimulus presentation sequence used in threshold experiments now in the literature. The present study uses an experimental design geared to produce the lowest adaptation possible and shows that single unit chemoreceptor activity occurs at lower concentrations than any previously documented. The differences between lateral and medial chemoreceptor and the variability of the antennular chemoreceptor population are also treated in the present study. It is concluded that threshold differences do not account for the differential behavioral effect of lateral vs medial antennal filament ablation, and that the observed response variability is inherent in receptor response and important to receptor function.
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Date Issued: 1980
PURL: http://purl.flvc.org/fcla/dt/14016
Subject Headings: Chemoreceptors, Sense organs
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Title: THE IMPACT OF THE MANAGERIAL GRID ON ORGANIZATION CHANGE.
Creator: HART, HOWARD ARTHUR., Florida Atlantic University, Clare, Donald A.
Abstract/Description: The Managerial Grid is examined as an organization development approach for a large manufacturing corporation. Using the case study method, the results of a seven year history of Grid activities are measured in terms of performance, culture, and several other categories. Conclusions are reached that Phase 2 of the Grid has a statistically significant impact on the organization when measured against Phase ø (no Grid activity) and the results of Phase 1 (the Grid Seminar). The paper also...
Show moreThe Managerial Grid is examined as an organization development approach for a large manufacturing corporation. Using the case study method, the results of a seven year history of Grid activities are measured in terms of performance, culture, and several other categories. Conclusions are reached that Phase 2 of the Grid has a statistically significant impact on the organization when measured against Phase ø (no Grid activity) and the results of Phase 1 (the Grid Seminar). The paper also discusses the significance of change and five other approaches to behavioral science-based organization development.
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Date Issued: 1973
PURL: http://purl.flvc.org/fcla/dt/13538
Subject Headings: Management science, Industrial organization
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Title: THE IMPACT OF ORGANIZATION DEVELOPMENT ON THE CORPORATION.
Creator: POHL, RONALD LYLE., Florida Atlantic University, Stephenson, Samuel S.
Abstract/Description: This descriptive study investigates and highlights the effect of Organization Development (OD) by determining its relationship to organizational improvement. By reviewing through description and application the main OD techniques, a background is painted against which the total impact of this emerging entity in the behavioral science can be evaluated. While prior exposure to training and development activities would make the material more relevant, it is not essential for a general...
Show moreThis descriptive study investigates and highlights the effect of Organization Development (OD) by determining its relationship to organizational improvement. By reviewing through description and application the main OD techniques, a background is painted against which the total impact of this emerging entity in the behavioral science can be evaluated. While prior exposure to training and development activities would make the material more relevant, it is not essential for a general understanding. Resources include case study, examples collected from survey respondents, research of current literature, personal operating experience and observation.
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Date Issued: 1974
PURL: http://purl.flvc.org/fcla/dt/13625
Subject Headings: Industrial organization, Corporations
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Title: Base Promoted 5-endo-dig Cyclizations of Non-Conia-ene Propargyl Ethers: A Mechanistic Investigation.
Creator: Hintze, Silas Q., Lepore, Salvatore D., Florida Atlantic University, Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, Charles E. Schmidt College of Science
Abstract/Description: Herein, we discuss a novel method for the synthesis of decorated 2,5-dihydrofurans. The base promoted 5-endo-dig cyclization of non-Conia-ene propargyl ethers produces 2,2 disubstituted dihydrofurans. Central to the reaction is the presence of an acidic C–H bond which is activated by an adjacent aromatic heterocycle. The transformation is viable with a wide range of substituents, including N, O, and S containing heterocycles, substituted phenyl rings, and alkyl groups. The cyclization...
Show moreHerein, we discuss a novel method for the synthesis of decorated 2,5-dihydrofurans. The base promoted 5-endo-dig cyclization of non-Conia-ene propargyl ethers produces 2,2 disubstituted dihydrofurans. Central to the reaction is the presence of an acidic C–H bond which is activated by an adjacent aromatic heterocycle. The transformation is viable with a wide range of substituents, including N, O, and S containing heterocycles, substituted phenyl rings, and alkyl groups. The cyclization proceeds within 30 seconds at room temperature under the action of potassium tert-butoxide. This work stands apart from the current literature due to the absence of transition metal catalysts and/or harsh reaction conditions. A thorough mechanistic investigation is undertaken to better understand the nature of this unprecedented reaction.
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Date Issued: 2024
PURL: http://purl.flvc.org/fau/fd/FA00014376
Subject Headings: Cyclization (Chemistry), Chemistry, Organic
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Title: Examining performance variables of non-governmental organizations.
Creator: Espirito Santo, Sofia do, Florida Atlantic University, Washington, Charles W.
Abstract/Description: Over the past twenty years, there has been a significant increase of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) participating in development activities. However, there does not exist in the literature clear and agreed upon measures of performance of successful or high performing NGOs. This dissertation examines three organizational factors affecting NGO performance: characteristics, strategies, and functions. It employs a Delphi Method and a mail survey of 399 U.S.-based NGOs registered with the...
Show moreOver the past twenty years, there has been a significant increase of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) participating in development activities. However, there does not exist in the literature clear and agreed upon measures of performance of successful or high performing NGOs. This dissertation examines three organizational factors affecting NGO performance: characteristics, strategies, and functions. It employs a Delphi Method and a mail survey of 399 U.S.-based NGOs registered with the United States Agency for International Development as of October 1, 1996. Organizational variables, such as decision-making, organizational structure, span of control and hierarchy, communications, types of interactions, program areas, intervening strategies, and diversified funding are identified and rated as highly relevant to NGO performance by the executive officials of the responding NGOs. The study finds that: (1) specific variables related to the organizational characteristics of NGOs were perceived as more important to high performance than the variables related to the strategies and functions of NGOs; (2) responding NGO executives show a positive orientation (perhaps bias) towards both self-assessment of the level of performance of their NGOs and assessment of the importance of organizational variables identified by the Delphi group and the literature; (3) most executives considered their organizations as high performers, but the relationship between positive self-assessment of performance by NGO executives and the variables that define characteristics, strategies, and functions was found not to be statistically significant; (4) there is not a typical organizational pattern by which NGOs can be described because of their diverse and collaborative operational arrangements. This study provides to the field of public administration, organizational studies, public policy, and development administration a better understanding of organizational variables considered important to NGOs' performance from the viewpoint of NGO executives. It employs a methodology not typically associated with public administration research, and its findings take us one step further in the direction of explaining key organizational factors influencing high performance of NGOs and the variables that define these factors.
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Date Issued: 2001
PURL: http://purl.flvc.org/fcla/dt/11957
Subject Headings: Non-governmental organizations, Nonprofit organizations, Political development
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Title: ORGANS IN GERMANY AND AUSTRIA.
Creator: HEASTON, RAFAEL., Florida Atlantic University
Abstract/Description: Pipe organs are musical instruments which appear in an almost infinite variety of sizes, styles of construction, tonal characteristics and visual appearances. These differences are governed by geographic origin and period of time of construction. The purpose of this study was to gather data on organs of various periods of time, size and type of construction. The results of this investigation further point out the differences between the classic, or Baroque organ as favored in Germany and the...
Show morePipe organs are musical instruments which appear in an almost infinite variety of sizes, styles of construction, tonal characteristics and visual appearances. These differences are governed by geographic origin and period of time of construction. The purpose of this study was to gather data on organs of various periods of time, size and type of construction. The results of this investigation further point out the differences between the classic, or Baroque organ as favored in Germany and the organ in Austria. These differences are the result in no small measure of the different use the organ had in Protestant Germany and Roman Catholic Austria. The method of research consisted of a personal inspection by the writer of some thirty-six organs while on a trip through Germany and Austria in 1970. The results are described in this study.
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Date Issued: 1973
PURL: http://purl.flvc.org/fcla/dt/13581
Subject Headings: Organ (Musical instrument)--Germany, Organ (Musical instrument)--Austria
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Title: A SEASONAL STUDY OF SESSILE MARINE FOULING ORGANISMS IN NORTHERN LAKE WORTH, FLORIDA.
Creator: BANE, LENI LORENZ., Florida Atlantic University, Marsh, G. Alex
Abstract/Description: Seasonal settling patterns and community development of the fouling complex on gelcoat-covered fiber glass plates (103.22 cm2 ) were observed from September 1976 to September 1977 at three stations in northern Lake Worth, Florida. Percent coverage for each species was estimated using 60 points randomly positioned over the plate area. Physico-chemical conditions at stations 1 and 2 were relatively stable, whereas station 3 was subjected to wide variations in salinity and, to a lesser extent,...
Show moreSeasonal settling patterns and community development of the fouling complex on gelcoat-covered fiber glass plates (103.22 cm2 ) were observed from September 1976 to September 1977 at three stations in northern Lake Worth, Florida. Percent coverage for each species was estimated using 60 points randomly positioned over the plate area. Physico-chemical conditions at stations 1 and 2 were relatively stable, whereas station 3 was subjected to wide variations in salinity and, to a lesser extent, dissolved oxygen. Plates at stations 1 and 2 consistently collected more species than those at station 3. Peak settling and growth at all stations occurred in the spring and early summer. Three species settled only on plates that had been previously colonized. Even though gelcoat-covered fiber glass was designed to discourage fouling, it proved to be a satisfactory substrate for a thriving community.
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Date Issued: 1979
PURL: http://purl.flvc.org/fcla/dt/13981
Subject Headings: Fouling organisms, Marine fouling organisms--Florida--Lake Worth
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Title: DIASTEREOSELECTIVE ADDITION OF H-PHOSPHINATES TO ALKENYL KETONES UNDER PHASE-TRANSFER CONDITIONS AND SYNTHESIS OF BRIDGED BICYCLIC COMPOUNDS FOR BIOLOGICAL EVALUATION.
Creator: Yadavalli, Krishna Prasad, Lepore, Salvatore D., Florida Atlantic University, Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, Charles E. Schmidt College of Science
Abstract/Description: In the present dissertation, we discuss the development of a stereoselective method for the production of phosphorus compounds that utilizes a phospha-Michael addition reaction. Separately, the design and synthesis of compounds that contain an all-carbon bridged bicyclic scaffold is reported; these compounds were used in initial SAR studies in different in vivo models. In Chapter one is presented a mechanistic framework to develop a highly diastereoselective method catalyzed by phase transfer...
Show moreIn the present dissertation, we discuss the development of a stereoselective method for the production of phosphorus compounds that utilizes a phospha-Michael addition reaction. Separately, the design and synthesis of compounds that contain an all-carbon bridged bicyclic scaffold is reported; these compounds were used in initial SAR studies in different in vivo models. In Chapter one is presented a mechanistic framework to develop a highly diastereoselective method catalyzed by phase transfer chemistry leading to phosphinate compounds. In this method, phosphinate nucleophiles were added to various alkenyl ketones as Michael acceptors using crown ethers as phase transfer agents to obtain highly diastereoselective products with the generation of a carbon-based quaternary centers. A closed transition state mechanism is proposed to describe the diastereoselectivity observed in the reactions that is consistent with product outcome as established by X-ray crystallography. Analysis using the 31P NMR technique is also reported to ascertain the diastereomeric ratios in product formation. Using products obtained with the newly developed method, we disclose for the first time a novel phospha-heterocycle with high control of stereochemistry. Relative stereochemistry of the phosphorus containing heterocycle was reported using 2D NMR analysis. In Chapter two focus is placed on the use of acrylates as Michael acceptors in both the diastereoselective and enantioselective studies of phospha-Michael addition. In the asymmetric method development, screening of various chiral catalysts and development of HPLC method to quantify the enantiopurity of products obtained under reaction conditions are reported. The role of crown ether catalysts towards diastereoselectivity is reported.
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Date Issued: 2022
PURL: http://purl.flvc.org/fau/fd/FA00014015
Subject Headings: Bridged bicyclic compounds, Chemistry, Organic, Organic compounds--Synthesis
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Title: A GENERAL DISEQUILIBRIUM INTERPRETATION OF KEYNESIAN MACROECONOMICS.
Creator: MONTANARO, EDWARD G., Florida Atlantic University, Stronge, William B., College of Business, Department of Economics
Abstract/Description: In this thesis the literature of disequilibrium macroeconomic theory was reviewed and the empirical relevance of the Keynesian interpretation of the labor demand function was examined and contrasted to the disequilibrium interpretation of Barro and Grossman, Patinkin's disequilibrium theory of the labor market and Clower's partial disequilibrium analysis of the commodity market were examined in depth. The bulk of the literature review was devoted to the general disequilibrium model of income...
Show moreIn this thesis the literature of disequilibrium macroeconomic theory was reviewed and the empirical relevance of the Keynesian interpretation of the labor demand function was examined and contrasted to the disequilibrium interpretation of Barro and Grossman, Patinkin's disequilibrium theory of the labor market and Clower's partial disequilibrium analysis of the commodity market were examined in depth. The bulk of the literature review was devoted to the general disequilibrium model of income and employment determination developed by Barro and Grossman. Barra and Grossman's criticism of Keynes for predicting a negatively sloped labor demand function was analyzed using regression analysis to estimate the function. Barro and Grossman's criticism was found to be based on insufficient evidence, and evidence presented in this thesis supported the Keynesian position.
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Date Issued: 1977
PURL: http://purl.flvc.org/fcla/dt/13882
Subject Headings: Microeconomics, Industrial organization (Economic theory)
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Title: A Constant Dance: A Social Practice Perspective of Frontline Responsible Management.
Creator: Coker, Jason K., Bogotch, Ira, Florida Atlantic University, Department of Educational Leadership and Research Methodology, College of Education
Abstract/Description: There is a growing interest and attention for organizations to move from a shareholder capitalist to stakeholder capitalist business model, in which delivering environmental, social, and governance (ESG) performance is becoming more pronounced. Because of this transition, there is growing pressure for managers at all levels to act in sustainable, socially responsible, and ethical (SRE) ways; yet the current management models are based on maximizing economic value and scientific management....
Show moreThere is a growing interest and attention for organizations to move from a shareholder capitalist to stakeholder capitalist business model, in which delivering environmental, social, and governance (ESG) performance is becoming more pronounced. Because of this transition, there is growing pressure for managers at all levels to act in sustainable, socially responsible, and ethical (SRE) ways; yet the current management models are based on maximizing economic value and scientific management. Therefore, the attempts to try and manage 21st century organizations with 20th century management practices and the aspirations of responsible management education have not demonstrated the desired effect (Laasch & Gherardi, 2019), as seen by continued business failures. It is not yet understood whether it is possible for the everyday manager to effectively navigate the tensions and contradictions of trying to deliver economic value to shareholders, social and ecological value to other stakeholders, while simultaneously attending to regulatory policies and, in the process, avoiding burnout for overtasked managers. Conducted in a debt remediation call center in the Dominican Republic, this study used an eclectic design integrating abductive analysis with a cultural-historical activity theory methodology to explore responsible management practices at the lowest levels of management. The findings describe responsible managers as pressure moderators enacting four primary elements: 1) embracing a pluralistic logic of responsibility, 2) accepting tensions with resilience, 3) engaging practices dynamically to moderate pressures, and 4) learning primarily on the job amid real work. In this organization, moderating the pressures of emotional labor was the primary object of their attention.
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Date Issued: 2024
PURL: http://purl.flvc.org/fau/fd/FA00014500
Subject Headings: Management, Organizational sociology, Organization theory
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Title: Patterns of stimulated bioluminescence in two pyrosomes (Tunicata: Pyrosomatidae).
Creator: Bowlby, Mark R., Widder, Edith A., Case, J. F., Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute
Date Issued: 1990
PURL: http://purl.flvc.org/FCLA/DT/3171565
Subject Headings: Bioluminescence, Luminescence --Research, Pyrosoma, Tunicata, Marine organisms
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Title: Gonad morphology and sex succession in the protogynous hermaphrodite Hemanthias vivanus (Jordan and Swain).
Creator: Hastings, P. A., Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute
Date Issued: 1981
PURL: http://purl.flvc.org/FCLA/DT/3327187
Subject Headings: Hermaphrodites (Animals), Hermaphroditic Organisms, Serranidae, Gonads
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Title: Indian River fouling organisms, a review.
Creator: Mook, David H., Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute
Date Issued: 1983
PURL: http://purl.flvc.org/fau/fd/FA00007484
Subject Headings: Indian River (Fla. : River), Fouling organisms
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