Matches in DBpedia 2015-10 for { ?s ?p "Rory Ridley-Duff (born 6 March 1962) is a British educator, author and composer. His work as an educator is focused on human relationship issues and governance in cooperatives and social enterprises. His has written four books, two focused on cooperative and social enterprise issues, and two on interpersonal relationship dynamics framed from a gender studies perspective. He has had peer-reviewed articles published in academic journals on corporate governance, entrepreneurship and social enterprise.His books cover the following fields: social enterprise, and cooperative management ("Silent Revolution" (2002, Barnsley: First Contact Software Ltd), "Understanding Social Enterprise" (2011, London: Sage Publications); and "The Dragons' Apprentice" (2014, Charleston: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform)), interpersonal dynamics and intimacy ("Emotion, Seduction and Intimacy", 2010, Seattle: Libertary Editions) and Friends or Lovers, 2010, Seattle: Libertary Editions). Rory’s work focuses on the informal relationship dynamics needed to support a democratic culture (inside and outside the workplace).Rory has also pursued music interests derived from his involvement with progressive rock group Protos, and study of composition during his music degree at London University. He has published four albums of original compositions ("One Day a New Horizon" (1982)), "A Question of Expression" (2006), "Passing Decades" (2006), "The Noble Pauper’s Grave" (2007), an album of live performances ("Into the Mouth of the Tiger" (2007)) and a compilation album ("Space (and other singles)", (2006))."@en }
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- Rory_Ridley-Duff abstract "Rory Ridley-Duff (born 6 March 1962) is a British educator, author and composer. His work as an educator is focused on human relationship issues and governance in cooperatives and social enterprises. His has written four books, two focused on cooperative and social enterprise issues, and two on interpersonal relationship dynamics framed from a gender studies perspective. He has had peer-reviewed articles published in academic journals on corporate governance, entrepreneurship and social enterprise.His books cover the following fields: social enterprise, and cooperative management ("Silent Revolution" (2002, Barnsley: First Contact Software Ltd), "Understanding Social Enterprise" (2011, London: Sage Publications); and "The Dragons' Apprentice" (2014, Charleston: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform)), interpersonal dynamics and intimacy ("Emotion, Seduction and Intimacy", 2010, Seattle: Libertary Editions) and Friends or Lovers, 2010, Seattle: Libertary Editions). Rory’s work focuses on the informal relationship dynamics needed to support a democratic culture (inside and outside the workplace).Rory has also pursued music interests derived from his involvement with progressive rock group Protos, and study of composition during his music degree at London University. He has published four albums of original compositions ("One Day a New Horizon" (1982)), "A Question of Expression" (2006), "Passing Decades" (2006), "The Noble Pauper’s Grave" (2007), an album of live performances ("Into the Mouth of the Tiger" (2007)) and a compilation album ("Space (and other singles)", (2006)).".