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Disambiguation of "Rittgen, Peter"

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Co-Evolution of Business Action Theories and Languages.

. ECIS, page 1977-1989. University of St. Gallen, (2007)

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George Gershwins und Jerome Kerns Musicalsongs: ihre Ähnlichkeit, Wahrnehmung und musikalische Struktur. Uni Köln, (2008)
 

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