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"A Fair Go”: Fiscal Federalism Arrangements , pp 419-462: .
"Coevolution" (in innovative economic systems) , pp 39-45: Isabel Almudi and Francisco Fatas-Villafranca
"Dont stop believin'": Germany's turn from reflexive to strategic multilateralism , pp 196-212: Niklas Helwig
"Emergency feeding" in America: making words and deeds actually matter , pp 324-332: Greg Silverman
"Entrepreneurial Capitalism" in Capitalist Development , pp 483-501: Zoltan Acs
"Individual" Social Capital, "Social" Networks, and Their Linkages to Economic Game , pp 250-266: Masahiko Aoki
"Local and national": the rise of populism and foreign policy as a two-dimensional process in Turkey , pp 87-104: _evin Gülfer Sa_nıç
"Lock-in" vs. "Critical Masses" - Industrial Change Under Network Externalities , pp 115-136: .
"Made in Kyrgyzstan": an ethnographic exploration of "new entrepreneurs" entering the Eurasian Economic Union , pp 240-251: Philipp Schröder
"Mixing" traditional and non-traditional online technologies to build community in an online mixed methods research methods course , pp 299-315: Jori N. Hall and Sara Campbell
"Nothing about us without us": governance at the United Nations through affected persons federations of LGBTIQ+ activists and sex workers , pp 161-176: Robyn Linde
"Open source corporate governance" in the era of digital transformation , pp 309-323: Igor Filatotchev and Gianvito Lanzolla
"Private sufficiency, public luxury": an exploration of consumer clothing circularity , pp 312-326: Lynn Wilson
"Stay home": queer(y)-ing the heteronormative assumptions of COVID policy responses , pp 300-311: Peter Matthews and Daniel Edmiston
"The crocodile is stronger in the water": Swakopmund jetty as a place of death in Namibia , pp 107-123: Jack Boulton
"We Belong to the Streets": Lawyers and social movements in post-revolution Egypt , pp 300-312: Heba M. Khalil
'Being there' during lockdown: a phenomenological perspective on ethnography of the pandemic present and research methods for the future , pp 175-194: L.L. Wyn and Susanna Trnka
'Bollocks to Brexit': the geographies of Brexit protest stickers, 2015-21 , pp 138-152: Hannah Awcock
'Build back better': infrastructure policy's post-pandemic promise , pp 228-242: Sara Bice
'Catching up' and innovation systems: implications for Eastern Europe , pp 186-204: .
'Changing Gear': Productivity, ICT and Service Industries in Europe and the United States , pp 56-100: Bart van Ark, Robert Inklaar and Robert H. McGuckin
'Comply or explain' without consequences: the case of Turkey: Melsa Ararat
'Conspicuous careers', overworked society, and family , pp 171-178: .
'Contagion': What is it and Who is Susceptible to it? , pp 90-121: .
'For better, for worse... ': the Credit-Anstalt and its customers in 1931 , pp 178-193: Dieter Stiefel
'Getting the structure "right"': upscaling in a prime latecomer: Alice H. Amsden and Wan-Wen Chu
'Green' product development: factors in competition , pp 265-276: Robin Roy, Mark Smith and Stephen Potter
'In money we trust': the issue of confidence in money in the Swiss WIR system , pp 272-301: Guillaume Vallet
'Let There be no Distinction Between the Sexes': Jeremy Bentham on the Status of Women , pp 165-193: Annie L. Cot
'Lock-in' of Regional Clusters: The Case of Offshore Engineering in the Oslo Region , pp 247-274: Arne Isaksen
'Mushrooms and dinosaurs': Sieghart and the Boden-Credit-Anstalt during the 1920s , pp 155-177: P.L. Cottrell
'My existence is resistance': an analysis of disabled peoples everyday lives as an enduring form of resistance , pp 124-137: Angharad Butler-Rees
'New' collaborative learning environments: the convergence of hermeneutics and hypertext , pp 119-138: Virgil Henry Storr
'No choice' but remote learning: non-traditional students making sense of social research methods , pp 255-271: Rossana Perez-del-Aguila, Heather Allison and Naveed Kazmi
'Normal was a problem' - post-pandemic futures , pp 195-214: Luke Goode
'Pandemic strategy' is an oxymoron in a neoliberal world , pp 23-42: Rodrick Wallace and Deborah Wallace
'The guardian of every other rights': Challenging the liberal discourse of property in human rights law , pp 34-68: .
'The past is not dead': hunger and famine in Ireland , pp 27-37: Christine Kinealy
'The Revolution against "Capital"': constancy, change and collective will in Gramscis concepts , pp 66-82: Derek Boothman
'Unleashing the beast': emergent resistance in White charity , pp 199-216: Kahina Meziant
'What size is the room?': using the law to resist the UKs bedroom tax , pp 168-181: Mel Nowicki
(Economic) diplomacy: in need of a new paradigm? , pp 30-38: Gorazd Justinek
(Neo)Marxist political economy: failure to take fetishism seriously , pp 45-63: .
(R)evolution of sustainability reporting regulation in the European Union , pp 75-89: Silvia Panfilo, Simone Pizzi and Joanna Krasodomska
(Re)assessing public–private partnership governance challenges: an institutional maturity perspective , pp 188-204: Carter B. Casady, Kent Eriksson, Raymond E. Levitt and W. Richard Scott
(Real) behavior meets (real) institutions: towards a research agenda on the study of the commons , pp 119-126: Juan Camilo CÃ¡rdenas
(Un) productive entrepreneurship in a predatory state , pp 45-56: Sameeksha Desai
(When) Do Tax Increases Cause Electoral Damage? The Case of Local Property Taxes in Spain: Núria Bosch and Albert Solé-Ollé
+ vs -: Dynamics and Effects of Competing Standards of Recordable DVD-Media , pp 47-67: Stephan Gauch
. Maintaining Work Motivation During Trying Times: Parbudyal Singh