Etiquette Behavior in the Context of University Organizational Culture by O. I. Danilenko, M. A. Perminova

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Denutrizione, circolazione del denaro e merci. Doni e transazioni commerciali a Shala, Etiopia by Mario Bolognari

“…We have detected a correlation between the power to control food resources, birth-rate and social peace and the inner-clan and inter-clan political and social relationships. …”
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Knowing the Real in Debra Granik’s Winter’s Bone by Ellie RAGLAND

“…Winter’s Bone, a film by Debra Granik (2010), tells the story of Ree Dolly’s refusal to give up on finding her father who has gone missing from the community of his mountain clan. Her kinfolk all tell her to be quiet and stop her search. …”
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L’impossible désappartenance : le paysan des Hautes Terres d’Écosse et les clearances du dix-neuvième siècle by Christian Auer

“…In the middle of the nineteenth century, at a time when the Highlands of Scotland were being wounded by the clearances, the traditional clan had all but disappeared and the chiefs had abandoned one of their most fundamental functions, the protection of the community from potential external threats. …”
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Organisational Culture and Performance of Urban Local Governments in Uganda: A Case of Kabale Municipality Kabale District. by Tushemereirwe, Juliet

“…Therefore, the performance of KMC was highly related to clan culture, followed by market culture, then Adhocracy culture, and lastly hierarchy culture. …”
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Refugee, Shelter and Threat: Nature Represented in f. Sionil Jose’s Dusk by Kristiawan Indriyanto

“…He explores the journey of a Philippines’ clan who migrates from Northern Luzon into Central Plains to escape the Spanish oppression. …”
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A SOCIOLINGUISTIC ANALYSIS OF APPELLATIONS IN OHIMINI LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA OF BENUE STATE by LUCY OYIDU IKWU, THERESA D. IDOKO

“…These appellations are gender and clan specific, can be traced to the progenitors of a clan and can be used alone or in conjunction with statutory greetings. …”
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Corporate Culture as a Tool for Improving University’s Competitiveness by Irina V. Trotsuk, Daria V. Sukhoverova

“…Nevertheless, the available data allow to draw some conclusions about characteristics of the corporate culture of the leaders of the world university rankings (it is a combination of the elements of market, adhocracy and clan types of organizational culture), which are not yet typical for classical Russian universities with the dominance of the elements of clan and bureaucratic/hierarchical types of corporate culture. …”
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ŠIME BALEN 1912. – 2004. povodom desete obljetnice smrti by HELENA KNIFIĆ SCHAPS

“…Rođeni Podgorac, Jablančanin Šime Balen je, kao aktivni sudionik 2. svjetskog rata i antifašist, politički proganjan u svim sistemima, od Kraljevine Jugoslavije do poslijeratne socijalističke Jugoslavije. Član je ZAVNOH-a i AVNOJ-a, direktor TANJUG-a, diplomata, član Hrvatskog sabora i Privremenog parlamenta FNRJ te delegacije FNRJ u UN-u i na zasjedanju UNESCO-a, predstavnik za štampu u ambasadi FNRJ u Washingtonu, glavni urednik Vjesnika, počasni predsjednik Društva novinara Hrvatske od osnivanja i Hrvatske demokratske zajednice u kraćem razdoblju, .... …”
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IN MEMORIAM SREĆKO BOŽIČEVIĆ ČOVJEK VRHUNACA I JAMA by HELENA KNIFIĆ SCHAPS

“…Kao vrstan fotograf priredio je desetke samostalnih izložbi, bio član svih relevantnih planinarskih i speleoloških društava, Fotokluba Zagreb, urednik i član uredništava više stručnih glasila. …”
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Cultural aspects of organizational agility affecting digital innovation by Dulce Goncalves, Magnus Bergquist, Richard Bunk, Sverker Alänge

“…The most successful startups were even able to create a combination of Clan and Adhocracy cultures — a concept we here term ‘Agile culture.’ …”
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Capitalisme politique et développement dépendant en Asie du Sud-Est by François Bafoil

“…Many features characterize the laggards of developing States: a specific form of political authority based on clan domination; concessions policies; poor diversification of the economic structures; the importance of the foreign funds and a widespread corruption. …”
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El asalto huao desde la prensa by Milagros Aguirre

“… El presente artículo es una recopilación de testimonios obtenidos por medios periodísticos y versiones publicadas en la prensa sobre la noticia de que un grupo de guerreros huao había matado, al menos a 16 personas de un clan desconocido en el corazón de la selva ecuatoriana. …”
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Udmurdi rahva arusaamad kosmogooniast: tähtede nimed ja nende kujutamine rahvaluules by Tatiana Vladykina

“…They are used as analogies in the characterization of family and kinship ties, testifying to the relationships within the clan. Stars/constellations as a symbol of unattainability and indivisibility are a kind of guarantor of the stability of the world.…”
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Archives numériques aborigènes, parenté et création by Jessica De Largy Healy

“…From initial controversies surrounding the centralisation of clan knowledge on one single server, to the development of complex policies on the access and use of this data, modelled on the kinship system (gurrutu), the digitisation of Aboriginal knowledge reflects social issues that are far from virtual. …”
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Analysis of Collective Behavior and the Psychology of the Masses. Case: October–2019, Ecuador by M. Espín, L. Vallejo, M. Gavilanez

“…In addition, the indigenous behavior identified included leadership, perseverance, solidarity, union, the formation of a new generation of leaders, the use of digital media, and the Andean worldview on the participation of the family clan and death. Keywords: collective behavior, mass psychology, individual behavior. …”
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Pourquoi consommer la viande de brousse ? Réponses auprès des populations de Yangambi et de Kisangani, République Démocratique du Congo by Olivier Igugu, Theodore Tréfon

“…Each individual, family, clan or tribe has a particular relationship with bushmeat. …”
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Anjouan (Comores), un nœud dans les réseaux de l’océan Indien. Émergence et rôle d’une société urbaine lettrée et marchande (XVIIe-XXe siècle) by Sophie Blanchy

“…Townspeople of Ndzuwani Island, the makabaila were learned merchants and landowners with their origin in the Bâ ‘Alawî sharif clan from Hadhramawt. Established on the Swahili coast since the sixteenth century and in the Comoros at the end of this century, these sharifs developed intensive commercial links between Hadhramawt, the Lamu archipelago, and the Comoros. …”
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Partner Capabilities and Alliance Time Frame: An Analysis of International Strategic Alliances from the CEE by S. Hossein Jalali

“…However, the majority of research has typically focused on generic partner characteristcs and presented conceptual models for alliance partner selecton, addressing clan image but only limited pieces of the partner selecton puzzle. …”
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L’émirat de Barqa et les Fatimides : les enjeux de la navigation en Méditerranée centrale au xie siècle by David Bramoullé

“…Unable to ensure the order themselves, the Fatimids had to put up with the settlement in the area of an uncontrollable Bedouins clan: the Banū Qurrā’ and their chiefs. They created a corsary emirate in charge of the security of the shipping lanes in the name of the Fatimids. …”
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