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Exploring competent professional practice : a social practice theory approach
(2022-06-17) - ThesisDuring a medical consultation, the right answer in terms of medical knowledge from evidence within clinical guidelines, may not align with the right answer for an individual patient. This can create tension within a medical ... -
The experience of entrepreneurial exit : an exploratory study of average micro and small business owners
(University of St Andrews, 2019-12-04) - ThesisThis thesis develops a typology and a test of how micro and small business owners experience the entrepreneurial exit process and the primary factors triggering such action. The current study explores the narratives of ... -
The dynamics of data donation : privacy risk, mobility data, and the smart city
(University of St Andrews, 2021-07-02) - ThesisWith the development of new technologies and their increased applications in the context of a local government, cities have started to claim that they are smart. Smart Cities make use of Information and Communication ... -
A market in the making : sociomaterial enactment of the graduate labour market
(University of St Andrews, 2021-07-02) - ThesisThis thesis is about the graduate labour market. More specifically, this thesis deploys a market studies approach to examine how the graduate labour market is assembled in one specific instance: graduate recruitment program ... -
Postulating consumers : how marketers conceptualise consumers in the era of big data analytics
(University of St Andrews, 2021-07-02) - ThesisThe proliferation of big data analytics in marketing appears to be having significant effects on the field, such as changing how marketers perceive their consumers and how they act on them. As I discuss in my research, ...
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