Items where Author is "Mouratidou, Maria"

Mouratidou, Maria and Grabarski, Mirit K. (2021) Careers in the Greek public sector: calibrating the kaleidoscope. Career Development International, 26 (2). pp. 201-216.

Mouratidou, Maria, Crowder, Mark and Scott, Helen (2021) Grounded theory through the lenses of interpretation and translation. Grounded Theory Review, 19 (2).

Mouratidou, Maria and Crowder, Mark (2019) What happens when grounded theory meets translation? Reflecting upon the complexities of researching in a foreign language. SAGE Research Methods Cases Part 2 .

Grabarski, Mirit K. and Mouratidou, Maria (2019) Career empowerment: a new perspective on career motivation. In: 79th Annual Meeting of the Academy of Management: Understanding the Inclusive Organization, 9-13 August 2019, Boston, MA, US.

Mouratidou, Maria (2019) Reconstructing the Kaleidoscope Career Model to complex contexts. In: Eastern Academy of Management Conference 2019, 8th - 11th May 2019, Wilmington, Delaware USA. (Unpublished)

Mouratidou, Maria and Crowder, Mark (2018) Translation issues in grounded theory. In: 78th Annual Meeting of the Academy of Management: Improving Lives (AOM 2018), 10-14 August 2018, Chicago, Illinois, US.

Mouratidou, Maria, Atkinson, Carol, Lupton, Ben and Antoniadou, Marilena (2017) Exploring the Kaleidoscope Career Model in austerity. In: 77th Annual Meeting of the Academy of Management: At the Interface, 4-8 August 2017, Atlanta, GA, US.

Mouratidou, Maria (2020) Career stories of four UK academics: paths, issues and motivations [in press]. In: Antoniadou, Marilena and Crowder, Mark, (eds.) Modern day challenges in academia: time for a change. Edward Elgar, Cheltenham, UK.

Mouratidou, Maria (2020) Moving from industry to academia. In: Antoniadou, Marilena and Crowder, Mark, (eds.) Modern day challenges in academia: time for a change. Edward Elgar, Cheltenham, UK.

Mouratidou, Maria (2016) Exploring careers in austerity through the lens of the kaleidoscope career model: the case of the Hellenic public sector. Doctoral thesis, Manchester Metropolitan University.