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Variations in evaluative repertoires: Comparing employee perspectives on training and development in Germany and Russia
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Personnel Review
Personnel Review (2011) 40 (5): 589–606.
Published: 02 August 2011
... that there are several principles of justice raises an important question: what prompts people to refer to one principle of justice and not to another? Lamont and Thévenot (2000) in their edited volume have convincingly shown how the use of conventions for claiming justice varies between France and the USA. Lamont...
