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Core/periphery Structures and Trust in Distributed Work Groups: A comparative case study

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Published in:Structure and Dynamics: eJournal of Anthropological and Related Sciences
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Published: 2007
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spellingShingle Core/periphery Structures and Trust in Distributed Work Groups: A comparative case study
— — — — — Anthropology
Psychology
Social Sciences
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Psychology
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Psychology
Social Sciences
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Psychology
Social Sciences
title Core/periphery Structures and Trust in Distributed Work Groups: A comparative case study
title_auth Core/periphery Structures and Trust in Distributed Work Groups: A comparative case study
title_full Core/periphery Structures and Trust in Distributed Work Groups: A comparative case study
title_fullStr Core/periphery Structures and Trust in Distributed Work Groups: A comparative case study
title_full_unstemmed Core/periphery Structures and Trust in Distributed Work Groups: A comparative case study
title_short Core/periphery Structures and Trust in Distributed Work Groups: A comparative case study
title_sort core/periphery structures and trust in distributed work groups: a comparative case study
topic — — — — — Anthropology
Psychology
Social Sciences
url https://escholarship.org/uc/item/1g71z5cw