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        Back to the future of Reward management

        Baeten, Xavier; Verbruggen, An (2006)
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        Barometer innovative public procurement in Belgium

        De Coninck, Ben; Viaene, Stijn; Leysen, Jan; Van der Auwera, Chris (2017)
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        Bedrijfsafslanking en duurzame tewerkstelling: een paradox? Analyse van bedrijfsstrategieën ter heroriëntering van werknemers bij downsizing

        Buyens, Dirk; Dewettinck, Koen (2000)
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        Beleidsondersteunende nota omtrent ontwerpdecreet "vriendenlening"

        Manigart, Sophie (2005)
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        Beleidsrapport. Ondernemerschapscultuur: Basisindicatoren I. Voornaamste meetinstrumenten in de economische ondernemerschapsliteratuur

        Holvoet, Tine; Bosma, Niels; Crijns, Hans (2013)
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        Beleidsrapport. Ondernemerschapscultuur: Basisindicatoren II. Complementaire meetinstrumenten uit sociaal wetenschappelijke hoek

        Holvoet, Tine; Bosma, Niels; Crijns, Hans (2013)
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        Beleidsrapport: Ondernemerschapscultuur: literatuurstudie

        Holvoet, Tine; Bosma, Niels; Crijns, Hans (2013)
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        Beleidsvoerend vermogen in Vlaamse basis en secundaire scholen

        Van Petegem, P.; Devos, Geert; Mahieu, P.; Dang Kim, T.; Warmoes, Veronique (2006)
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        Belgian exports and technological performances: a simultaneous equations approach

        Vanhaverbeke, Wim (1993)
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        Belgian high growth monitor. Shedding light on Belgium's fastest growing firms

        Dillen, Yannick; Crijns, Hans; Standaert, Thomas (2020)
        Fast-growing businesses are known as the engine of job creation. The situation is no different in Belgium. During the last available research period (2015-2018), 920 fast-growing companies were responsible for 52,779 new jobs. They represent 3.8% of Belgian companies with at least 10 employees. Although these figures reveal that Belgium is doing less well than the European average, this group of healthy Belgian ‘gazelles’ does show stability. Over the years they have created around 50,000 jobs during each growth period, even during the period 2009-2012 which was ravaged by the financial crisis. A hopeful sign, especially now that many companies are having trouble keeping their heads above water. This is evident from the annual Belgian High-Growth Monitor, a study conducted by the Growth Management Impulse Centre for Medium-Sized Enterprises (iGMO) at Vlerick Business School, in collaboration with partners EY and KBC. Professor Hans Crijns and lecturer Yannick Dillen analysed the figures available for Belgian fast-growing companies* from the period 2015-2018, in combination with a survey of Belgian owners/managers of growth companies. This survey dates from just before the first wave of coronavirus, but was supplemented by a follow-up survey in the summer.
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        Belgian High-Growth Monitor 2016: Impulse Centre "Growth Management for Medium-sized Enterprises" (IGMO)

        Crijns, Hans; Dillen, Yannick (2016)
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        Belgian high-growth monitor. Who are Belgium's fastest growing companies?

        Dillen, Yannick; Crijns, Hans (2019)
        High-growth firms (HGFs) are frequently described as the engine of the Belgian economy. They create the majority of new jobs and account for an enormous increase in the total added value that is realised by Belgian private firms. Therefore, it is crucial to learn more about the characteristics of these HGFs. Who are these Belgian high-growth firms? Do we find remarkable evolutions in their profiles? Answers to these questions may be vital for academics, policy makers and ambitious entrepreneurs. The Belgian High-Growth Monitor aims to provide these answers by analysing the subset of HGFs in Belgium for the most recent period and by surveying a group of Belgian growth entrepreneurs.
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        Belgian high-growth monitor. What characterizes Belgian growth firms

        Dillen, Yannick; Crijns, Hans (2018)
        The Belgian High-Growth Monitor is an annual initiative from the Impulse Centre ‘Growth Management for Medium-sized Entreprises’ (iGMO) of Vlerick Business School, in cooperation with EY and KBC. The report presents the state of affairs of Belgian high-growth firms by giving an overview of their profile characteristics. In addition, the results of a survey with Belgian growth entrepreneurs are presented.
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        Belgian Report on Science, Technology and Innovation 2001. Volume I: Indicators

        Cincera, M.; Clarysse, Bart (2001)
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        Belgian Report on Science, Technology and Innovation 2001. Volume II: The Belgian Innovation System, Lessons and Challenges

        Cincera, M.; Clarysse, Bart (2002)
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        Belgische loopbanen in kaart: traditioneel of transitioneel?

        Soens, Nele; De Vos, Ans; Buyens, Dirk; Heylen, Leen; Kuppens, Annelien; Van Puyvelde, Ilse; Mortelmans, Dimitri (2005)
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        Belgium in the new global economy: export and international sourcing

        Sleuwaegen, Leo; Peeters, Carine (2012)
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        Believers in the boardroom: religious organisations and their shareholder engagement practices

        van Cranenburgh, Katinka C.; Goodman, Jennifer; Louche, Céline; Arenas, Daniel (2012)
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        Benchmark yourself with your peers in positioning IT Services

        de Meyer, Frédérick; Viaene, Stijn; Schrijvers, S. (2015)
        and offers a rather static view of a complex and dynamic reality. This article contributes to
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        Benefits management: the results of an international survey of benefits management practices in 2006

        De Hertogh, Steven; Van den broecke, Erik; Ward, J.; Vereecke, Ann; Viaene, Stijn (2006)
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