'Til death us do part

Sokol, B. J.; Sokol, Mary

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“…Na temelju toga grobovi u ishodišnom dijelu morali bi sadržavati najstarije predmete, a oni kojima se može pretpostaviti mlađa datacija trebali bi ukazivati na način razvitka i vremensko trajanje nekropole. Pritom, dakako, treba imati na umu da ne nastaju sva gro-4 V. SOKOL, 2006, 58-59. 5 V. SOKOL, 2006.…”

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“…8 The basic starting point for such an approach is the assumption that the cemetery begins at a certain moment in a particular part of the necropolis, and that certain regularities can be found in the way the initial part of the cemetery expands. Thus, graves in the initial part should contain the oldest artefacts, while those for which a more recent dating can be assumed should suggest the ways in 4 V. SOKOL, 2006, 58-59. 5 V. SOKOL, 2006.…”

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O topografskoj kronologiji ranosrednjovjekovnih grobalja s poganskim osobinama pokapanja u sjevernoj Dalmaciji

Alajbeg

2014

Archaeologia Adriatica

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Based on an analysis of the ground-plan of early mediaeval cemeteriesat Maklinovo Brdo in Kašić and at Ždrijac in Nin, the author identifies grave groups dating back further than the last third of the 8th century. The absence of characteristic artefacts upon which a reliable chronology could be determined is explained by economic and social changes in the eastern Adriatic hinterland of the time.

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O topografskoj kronologiji ranosrednjovjekovnih grobalja s poganskim osobinama pokapanja u sjevernoj Dalmaciji

Alajbeg

2014

Archaeologia Adriatica

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Sabor²,

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2017

Samuel Richardson in Context

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Expectations and Performance

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Koster

Pannerden

2015

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In a changing and uncertain environment, the psychological contract becomes more important. This research attempts to explain of the degree of fulfi lment of the psychological contract has an eff ect on solidarity behaviour of employees. Just as the psychological contract, solidarity behaviour is becoming more important. Employees have increasing responsibility for the quality of work and employers expect that employees work together and focus on mutual eff orts to achieve the goals of the organization. A vignette-study, including a questionnaire with descriptions of specifi c situations, is used enabling an systematic and adequate analysis. Results support a positive eff ect between the degree of fulfi lment of the psychological contract and organization solidarity. Theories of social exchange and justice play an important role in the explanation of this relationship. This fi nding shows that the psychological contract may be an important tool for the management of an organization to infl uence behaviour of employees. A fi nding of great value for the management of organizations.

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'Til death us do part

Cited by 4 publications

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O topografskoj kronologiji ranosrednjovjekovnih grobalja s poganskim osobinama pokapanja u sjevernoj Dalmaciji

O topografskoj kronologiji ranosrednjovjekovnih grobalja s poganskim osobinama pokapanja u sjevernoj Dalmaciji

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