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cogestione => co-determination

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  www.credit-suisse.com  
– Possibilità di cogestione di azionisti e consiglio di amministrazione
– Shareholders and Board of Directors may have rights of codetermination
  2 Hits www.nato.int  
Per la Russia parità vuole dire cogestione
For Russia, equality means co-management
  transversal.at  
Una cogestione non più vista come autoorganizzazione democratica, ma piuttosto come rapporto essenzialmente regolato dal valore di scambio tra gli studenti-stakeholders (“portatori di interessi”) e i docenti che forniscono un servizio.
Even the image of the sincere and innocent first-year student, who trips uncorrupted over the threshold of the knowledge factory and is first exposed to the mechanisms of alienation upon entering the institution, is somewhat too simplistic – even for the situation in the 1970s. Today there are more and more experiences and accounts from students, who view their studies from the start purely as a transitional phase between school and job, who regard teaching as a service financed by their tuition and accordingly demand their share of co-determination: co-determination no longer as grassroots-democratic self-organization, but rather as a relationship between student-stakeholders and service-providing teachers regulated by exchange value.[3]
  eipcp.net  
Una cogestione non più vista come autoorganizzazione democratica, ma piuttosto come rapporto essenzialmente regolato dal valore di scambio tra gli studenti-stakeholders (“portatori di interessi”) e i docenti che forniscono un servizio.
Even the image of the sincere and innocent first-year student, who trips uncorrupted over the threshold of the knowledge factory and is first exposed to the mechanisms of alienation upon entering the institution, is somewhat too simplistic – even for the situation in the 1970s. Today there are more and more experiences and accounts from students, who view their studies from the start purely as a transitional phase between school and job, who regard teaching as a service financed by their tuition and accordingly demand their share of co-determination: co-determination no longer as grassroots-democratic self-organization, but rather as a relationship between student-stakeholders and service-providing teachers regulated by exchange value.[3]