Multilevel analyses of organizational change and working conditions in public and private sector
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Kerstin Waldenström | Eva Bejerot | Annika Härenstam | A. Härenstam | E. Bejerot | P. Schéele | Patrik Schéele | O. Leijon | Ola Leijon | K. Waldenström | The MOA Research Group
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