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Ch. 1 | What is an idiosyncratic deal? | 7 |
Ch. 2 | Everyday idiosyncrasy and its many forms | 22 |
Ch. 3 | Shady deals : what I-deals are not | 44 |
Ch. 4 | Signs of I-deals in organizational research | 66 |
Ch. 5 | I-deal types : six-plus ways employees bargain | 87 |
Ch. 6 | How employees negotiate I-deals | 111 |
Ch. 7 | Coworkers : the I-deal's most interested third parties | 137 |
Ch. 8 | Organizational perspectives on I-deals as a human resource practice | 165 |
Ch. 9 | Cross-national factors and idiosyncratic deals | 194 |
Ch. 10 | Learning from I-deals | 210 |
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