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186- Miriam J. Metzger2007, op.cit. 

187- Ibid  188-MøllerK., RobardsB.(2019) op.cit. 189-AshforthB. E., KreinerG. E., FugateM.(2000), op.cit. 190-Ibid 191-KiniS., Pathak-ShelatM., JainV.(2022). Op.cit. 

192-BrandtzaegP. B., LüdersM.(2018). Op.cit.

 193-Alvesson M., Sandberg J. (2013). op.cit. 194-DavisJ. L., JurgensonN.(2014). Op.cit. 195-Ibid. 196-DavisJ. L., JurgensonN.(2014).op.cit.

197-Jin Y., Liu B. F., Austin L. L. (2014). Op.cit.

198-AshforthB. E., KreinerG. E., FugateM.(2000). op.cit. 

199-MichaelsenS., JohnsonD. E.(Eds.). (1997). Border theory: The limits of cultural politics. U of Minnesota Press

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