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Original Article

Ecological imperative in social responsibility structure of engineers

Elena Rubanova
,
Vitaliy Rubanov
,
Yuliya Zeremskaya
,
Cheng Xinhan
,
Aleksey Shcherbinin

Keywords: Engineer; ethic, social responsibility; environmental literacy; environmental demand

Article no: 108

Pages 838-843

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2017.07.02.108

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Original Article

Equilibrium Price Application Modelling for Affordable Housing Market in Malaysia

Fazilah Ramli
,
Rozlin Zainal
,
Maimunah Ali

Keywords: Affordable Housing Market; Housing Demand; Housing Supply; Equilibrium Price; Demand and Supply Factors

Article no: 61

Pages 431-436

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2016.08.61

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Original Article

Relationships Between Teachers’ Characteristics, Job Characteristics And Work Engagement: A Pilot Study

Maria Magdalena Stan*

Keywords: Work engagement, job characteristic, job demands, job resources, self- efficacy, teachers

Article no: 18

Pages 150-158

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.08.03.18

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