Search Results - "Estonians"
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A Critical Analysis of Estonian Destination Branding since 1991
Published 2009“…In-depth interviews were conducted with Estonian practioners who are directly involved in the branding process. …”
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Virtual managers’ perspective on adoption of new work forms – case of Estonian service sector / Gerda Mihhailova
Published 2017“…Thirty six service managers representing all twelve subsectors of the Estonian service industry were interviewed. Results indicate that flexible work forms, namely virtual work, is used more extensively than distance work. …”
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Validation of a unit evaluation survey for capturing students' perceptions of teaching and learning: A comparison among Australian and Estonian higher education students
Published 2014“…A comparison of the responses from Estonian and Australian students indicated that the factors that least helped students in their achievement of the learning outcomes were: in the Estonian case, student engagement with their learning and in Australian case, feedback on students' work. …”
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An Intervention to Reduce Alcohol Consumption in Undergraduate Students Using Implementation Intentions and Mental Simulations: A Cross-National Study
Published 2012“…Alcohol consumption was significantly reduced in the implementation intention condition for the Estonian and UK samples. There was a significant main effect for nationality and an implementation intention × nationality interaction on binge-drinking frequency. …”
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What does it take to get elected in a post-communist democracy? Explaining the success and failure of parliamentary candidates in Estonia
Published 2016“…Using original data from the 2011 Estonian Candidate Survey, this paper looks at the comparative impact of candidates’ campaign spending and the strength of their local party organisation, alongside other potentially relevant characteristics, on their likelihood of getting elected and vote share. …”
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How do different macroeconomic indicators impact GDP growth of Estonia during the country’s European Integration
Published 2022“…The dependent variable, GDP per capita, has been used as a proxy for economic growth in the country while independent variables have been selected to capture different aspects affecting growth in the Estonian economy. The independent variables falling into the macroeconomic indicators category are World GDP per capita, unemployment, inflation and government debt. …”
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