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Punishing the perpetrator of incivility: The differential roles of moral identity and moral thinking orientation Journal article
JOURNAL OF MANAGEMENT, 2019
Authors:  Lin, Xiaowan;  Loi, Raymond
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Moral Thinking Orientation  Peer-to-peer Incivility  Constructive Punitive Reaction  Destructive Punitive Reaction  Moral Identity  
Ethical leadership and employee knowledge sharing: Exploringdual-mediation paths Journal article
The Leadership Quarterly, 2018,Volume: 29,Issue: 2,Page: 322-332
Authors:  Yuen Lam Bavik;  Pok Man Tang;  Ruodan Shao;  Long Wai Lam
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Controlled Motivation  Ethical Leadership  Knowledge Sharing  Moral Identity  
How do I punish the transgressor when I witness an uncivil interaction? Conference paper
Academy of Management Proceedings, Chicago, Illinois, USA, 10-12 Aug 2018
Authors:  Xiaowan Lin;  Raymond C.H. Loi;  Alice J. M. Tan
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Aom Annual Meeting Proceedings 2018  Aom Chicago 2018  
Influence of Overall Justice on Pro-environmental Behaviors: The Role of Prosocial Motivation and Moral Identity Conference paper
32nd Annual Australian & New Zealand Academy of Management Conference Proceedings, Auckland, New Zealand, December 4-7, 2018
Authors:  Loi, Raymond;  Liu, Yan;  Chow, Wing Chi
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Defining who you are not: The roles of moral dirtiness and occupational and organizational disidentification in affecting casino employee turnover intention Journal article
JOURNAL OF BUSINESS RESEARCH, 2013,Volume: 66,Issue: 9,Page: 1659-1666
Authors:  Jennifer Y.M.Lai;  K.W.Chan;  Long W.Lam
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Intention To Quit  Dirty Work  Moral Dirtiness  Occupational Disidentification  Organizational Disidentification  
Defining who you are not: The roles of moral dirtiness and occupational and organizational disidentification in affecting casino employees’ turnover intention Journal article
Journal of Business Research, 2013,Volume: 66,Issue: 9,Page: 1659-1666
Authors:  Lai, Jennifer Y. M.;  Chan, K. W.;  Lam, Long W.
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Organizational Disidentification  Dirty Work  Moral Dirtiness  Occupational Disidentification  Intention To Quit  
Towards a moral ecology of the city: A new form of place-based identity and social action in Penang, Malaysia Journal article
International Development Planning Review, 2008,Volume: 30,Issue: 3,Page: 267-291
Authors:  Zabielskis,Peter
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Cities  Asia  
Categorisation, Narrative and Devolution in Wales Journal article
Sociological Research Online, 2001,Volume: 6,Issue: 2,Page: U127-U145
Authors:  William Housley;  Richard Fitzgerald
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Categorisation  Devolution  Identity  Interaction  Narrative  Wales