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Both researchers helped the group explore methods and values of defining and measuring effects that are often intangible, non-linear, social, psychic, and sometimes ambiguous in the arts and culture sectors.
Contingent Citizens examines the ambiguous state of South Africa's public sector workers and the implications for contemporary understandings of citizenship.
Private organizations are still not sharing their data with public sector that creates an ambiguous state of affairs vis-à-vis actual HR number and skill mix.
For workers in hourly jobs in industry or the service sector, the picture is more ambiguous.
In addition, ultimate authority over resource management remains ambiguous due to the continued power of sector agencies in decision-making over natural resources.
Most previous research also restricts the analysis to organizations in the private sector, as in the public sector the notion of "size" is often ambiguous, and the boundaries of "organization" are often vague (see Brown and Medoff 1989).
While Zuckerberg's commitments in the health sector are still too recent and ambiguous to judge, he has a more extensive history in education.
However, that was not enough for France — or the protesting filmmakers — who are demanding a less ambiguous commitment from the Continent's trade negotiators that the audiovisual sector will be put completely out of bounds in the forthcoming talks.
