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The influence of Islamic values on management practice in Morocco
Gillian Forster
, John Fenwick
Business and Management
BAL Management and Admin
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Belief
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Colonialism
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Consequences
11%
Education
22%
Educational Administrators
22%
Employees
11%
Enterprises
11%
Experience
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Family
11%
Gender
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Identity
33%
Influence
100%
Interaction
11%
Islam
44%
Kinship
11%
Literature
11%
Management
77%
Managers
22%
Metaphor
11%
Morocco
33%
National Cultures
11%
National Identity
11%
Patriarchy
11%
Personality
11%
Practice
77%
Reality
11%
Religions
11%
Religiosity
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Research
22%
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Twenty-First Century
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