Ghent University Academic Bibliography

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Embarking on a smart journey : engaging frontline employees as boundary spanners in smart service systems

Bieke Henkens (UGent) , Katrien Verleye (UGent) , Bart Larivière (UGent) and Martin Mende (UGent)

(2023) Frontiers in Service 2023, Abstracts.
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Smart wearables as friends or foes? Engaging boundary spanning employees along smart journeys

Bieke Henkens (UGent) , Katrien Verleye (UGent) , Bart Larivière (UGent) and Martin Mende (UGent)

(2023) Belgian Service Research Day, Abstracts.
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The meaning of art in palliative care from the end users’ perspective

Julie Rodeyns, Alexis Joson, Tinne Smets (UGent) and Free De Backer

(2022) ARTS & HEALTH. 14(2). p.204-216
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'Ducking, diving and playing along' : negotiating everyday heteroerotic subjectivity in the field

Memory Mulalo Livhuwani Mphaphuli and Gabriele Griffin

(2019) QUALITATIVE RESEARCH JOURNAL. 20(1). p.34-48
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Dealing with the legacy of gross human rights violations in Guatemala: grasping the mismatch between macro level policies and micro level processes

Lieselotte Viaene (UGent)

(2011) THE INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF HUMAN RIGHTS. 15(7). p.1160-1181
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Life is priceless: Mayan Q’eqchi’ voices on the Guatemalan national reparations program

Lieselotte Viaene (UGent)

(2010) INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF TRANSITIONAL JUSTICE. 4(1). p.4-25

Academic Bibliography

Embarking on a smart journey : engaging frontline employees as boundary spanners in smart service systems

Smart wearables as friends or foes? Engaging boundary spanning employees along smart journeys

The meaning of art in palliative care from the end users’ perspective

'Ducking, diving and playing along' : negotiating everyday heteroerotic subjectivity in the field

Dealing with the legacy of gross human rights violations in Guatemala: grasping the mismatch between macro level policies and micro level processes

Life is priceless: Mayan Q’eqchi’ voices on the Guatemalan national reparations program

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