Ethnohistory: A Choice between Being Anthropology or Being Nothing

Being right or being happy: pilot study

Does Choice Mean Freedom and Well-Being?

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Being a researcher, being an editor, being an author.

With me, it happened in the beginning of the last decade (1990). When the post of editor of the unit's periodical became vacant, the Director, like most Directors, looked around him in search of his best friend or his worst enemy. He picked me for one of those two reasons, which one of them I have not found out. But it really does not make that much of a difference given the size of the problem...

Toward a Third Culture: Being in between

Ar t is ts working with technology are frequently Informed and inspired by exciting scientific innovat~ons, and often turn to contemporary philosophical interpretations of these events, which positions them in between the "two cultures," a position that creates the potential for a "Third Culture," as predicted by C.P. Snow himself. This emerging culture IS not composed of the scientific elite a...

Being Efficiently Fickle: A Dynamic Theory of Organizational Choice

A central proposition in organization theory is that discrete organizational forms are matched to environmental conditions, market strategies, or exchange conditions. This paper develops a contrary theoretical proposition. We argue that efficiency may dictate modulating between discrete governance modes (i.e., structural modulation) in response to a stable set of exchange conditions. If governa...