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2001-40: Container terminal services and quality

Bart W. Wiegmans, Piet Rietveld and Peter Nijkamp

2001-39: A comparative analysis of the performance of urban public transport systems in Europe

Patrick van Egmond, Peter Nijkamp and Gabriella Vindigni

2001-38: On cost-informed pricing and customer value: a resource-advantage perspective on industrial innovation pricing practices

Paul Ingenbleek, Marion Debruyne and Ruud T. Frambach

2001-37: Job search, search intensity and labour market transitions: an empirical analysis

Hans Bloemen

2001-36: Financial wealth, consumption smoothing, and income shocks due to job loss

Hans Bloemen and Elena G F Stancanelli

2001-35: Measuring and assessing online store image: a study of two online bookshops in the Benelux

Hans van der Heijden and Tibert Verhagen

2001-34: Measuring the quality of managerial learning on the job

Lideway van der Sluis and Roger Williams

2001-33: Social costs of land use claims for transport infrastructure: a survey for the Netherlands

Frank Bruinsma, Mark Koetse and Piet Rietveld

2001-32: New economy, old central banks? Monetary transmission in a new economic environment

Jan Marc Berk

2001-31: Metagrowth 1.0, a computer program for robustness analysis

Reinout Heijungs, Henri L.F. de Groot and Raymond J.G.M. Florax

2001-30: The dynamics of assessment center validity: results of a seven year study

Paul Jansen and Bert Stoop

2001-29: An empirical analysis of the German long-term interest rate

Frank A.G. Den Butter and Pieter W. Jansen

2001-28: Methodological pitfalls in meta-analysis: publication bias

Raymond J.G.M. Florax

2001-27: Pathways to urban sustainability

Adele Finco and Peter Nijkamp

2001-26: Can individual unemployment savings accounts resolve Okun's equity-efficiency trade-off?

Udo Kock and Frank A.G. Den Butter

2001-25: ICT policy in European cities: a comparative approach

Galit Cohen and Peter Nijkamp

2001-24: Shared choices on local sustainability projects: a decision support framework

Fabiana Forte, Peter Nijkamp and Francesca Torrieri

2001-23: Values and effects of local identity preservation. A taxonomic approach

Guido Mignoli and Peter Nijkamp

2001-22: The city in the information and communication technology age: a comparative study on path dependecy

Peter Nijkamp and Wouter Jonkhoff

2001-21: On the interface between surface and underground transport networks

Frank Bruinsma, Caroline Rodenburg and Piet Rietveld

2001-20: Economic impacts of high speed trains. Experiences in Japan and France: expectations in the Netherlands

Piet Rietveld, F.R. Bruinsma and H.T. van Delft

2001-19: Urban futures in the era of the e-economy

Marina van Geenhuizen and Peter Nijkamp

2001-18: the Dutch miracle: institutions, networks and trust

Frank A.G. Den Butter and Robert Mosch

2001-17: Labor supply shocks and unemployment persistence

Frank A.G. Den Butter, Egbert L.W. Jongen and Udo Kock

2001-16: Export behavior of service sector SMEs

Enno Masurel

2001-15: Advances in multicriteria decision support methods for evaluating development scenarios: an application to Thailand

Ron Vreeker and Peter Nijkamp

2001-14: Sustainable mobility

Erik Teodoor Verhoef, Barry Ubbels and Caroline Rodenburg

2001-13: European Monetary Union, the term structure, and the Lucas Critique

Peter A.G. Vanbergeijk and Jan Marc Berk

2001-13a: Environmental uncertainty, corporate strategy, performance measurement and the creation of economic value

L.C.M. Groot

2001-12: The recent US election as an information system case study

Michael S.H. Heng

2001-11a: Accounting information and value chain analysis: an exploratory field study

Henri C. Dekker

2001-11: Beyond the espoused goals of IS/IT strategy planning

Michael S.H. Heng and Mike Newman

2001-10: The effects of transaction costs and human capital on firm size: a simulation model approach

Frank A.G. Den Butter, Edwin van Gameren and Jan de Kok

2001-10a: The adoption and use of target costing in Dutch listed firms

Henri C. Dekker and P. Smidt

2001-9a: The evaluation of management accounting innovations; some methodological issues

M. Schoute and E. Wiersma

2001-9: Coping with uncertainty: an expedition in the field of new transport technology

Marina van Geenhuizen and Peter Nijkamp

2001-8: Sustainable mobility

Peter Nijkamp, Erik Teodoor Verhoef and Barry Ubbels

2001-7: Rethinking the strategy of Amazon.com

Michael S.H. Heng

2001-6: Implications of e-commerce for banking and finance

Michael S.H. Heng

2001-5: Container terminals in Europe: their position in marketing channel flows

Bart W. Wiegmans, Peter Nijkamp and Piet Rietveld

2001-4: Economic policy instruments and sustainable water use

Jasper M. Dalhuisen, Henri L.F. de Groot and Peter Nijkamp

2001-3: Institutions, incentives and social policy in the 'Dutch model'

Udo Kock

2001-2: Social security, economic growth and poverty: theoretical considerations and guidelines for institutional arrangements

Frank A.G. Den Butter and Udo Kock

2001-1: The social consequences of using agent-based systems

Samuel Chong, Michael S.H. Heng Heng and Kencheng Liu

2000-43: De primaire welvaartseffecten van twee varianten van kilometerheffingen

Erik Teodoor Verhoef, Ron Vreeker and Piet Rietveld

2000-42: Entrepreneurship in a modern network economy

Peter Nijkamp

2000-41: An interactive approach for new careers: the role of learning opportunities and learning behavior

Sluis, E.C. (Lidewey) van der and Maury A. Peiperl

2000-40: The role of developmental job characteristics and learning behavior in careers of MBAs

Lidewey E.C. van der Sluis

2000-39: Globalization and its challenges: with special reference to China

S.H. Heng

2000-38: Understanding electronic commerce from a historical perspective

Michael S.H. Heng