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Discounting: Does it Ensure Intergenerational Equity?: Erhun Kula
Discounts, Rebates and Selective Pricing by Dominant Firms: A Trans-Atlantic Comparison: Christian Ahlborn and David Bailey
Discourse analysis: Eleftheria Tseliou and Filippos Tentolouris
Discourse Analysis and the War on Terror: Michael S. Drake
Discourse analysis as intervention: a case of organizational changing , pp 313-332: Pascal Dey and Dörte Resch
Discourse studies , pp 251-265: Ruth Wodak
Discourses on Muslims and welfare across the Atlantic , pp 175-202: Abdulkader H. Sinno, Eren Tatari, Scott Williamson, Antje Schwennicke and Hicham Bou Nassif
Discovering research and your place in a field , pp 19-36: .
Discovering the invisible facts: the use of social science knowledge in judicial practice , pp 58-82: Zhang Jianyuan
Discovering the World of Business School Rankings: Ellen Boeren
Discovery: Robert G. Bone
Discovery versus creation: implications of the Austrian view of the market process: Sandye Gloria-Palermo
Discrete choice analysis and experimental design: Clive Morley
Discrete choice decision-making with multiple decision-makers within the household , pp 363-382: André de Palma, Nathalie Picard and Ignacio Inoa
Discrete choice models and continuous demand systems in the scanner data age , pp 215-234: Beatrice Biondi, Sara Capacci and Mario Mazzocchi
Discrete-continuous choice model: Sho Kuroda
Discrimination: Deborah M. Figart
Discrimination Based on Sexual Orientation: A Review of the Literature in Economics and Beyond: M.V. Lee Badgett
Discrimination in developing countries*: Pushkar Maitra and Ananta Neelim
Discrimination in gay and lesbian lives , pp 236-254: Doris Weichselbaumer
Discrimination in the Credit and Housing Markets: Findings and Challenges: Gary Dymski
Discrimination, Economic Policies to Counter: .
Discrimination: Experimental Evidence from Psychology and Economics: Lisa R. Anderson, Roland G. Fryer and Charles Holt
Discriminatory trade policies: Emile van Ommeren
Discursive institutionalism , pp 50-60: Sarah Anne Ganter and Maria Löblich
Discursive power in ethical value networks: an analysis of the South African wine industry , pp 94-111: Kelle Howson
Discursive strategies in economic texts , pp 94-111: Jan Svensson
Discussing the entrepreneurial mindset among students of historically black colleges and universities , pp 416-420: Dayo Oyeleye
Discussion , pp 184-201: .
Discussion and conclusion , pp 179-183: .
Discussion and Outlook , pp 157-166: .
Discussion Modules , pp 57-58: .
Discussion of findings , pp 166-169: .
Discussion of Manuel Trajtenberg’s ‘Innovation Policy for Development: An Overview’: Richard R. Nelson
Discussion of the Necessity of Accessibility Standards: The German ‘Guidelines for Integrated Network Design’ (RIN): Regine Gerike, Andreas Rau and Jürgen Gerlach
Discussion section , pp 99-108: .
Discussion, conclusion, and recommendations , pp 173-191: .
Disease-based Limitations on Compulsory Licenses Under Articles 31 and 31bis: Kevin Outterson
Disentangling the multilevel roles of the state in transformative innovation policy in the Global South: nested governance configurations in the case of Uruguay and Colombia: Mario A. Pinzón-Camargo, Isabel Bortagaray, Alejandro Balanzó-Guzmán, Juan Pablo Centeno, Gonzalo Ordóñez-Matamoros and Stefan Kuhlmann
Disentangling voluntary pro-environmental behaviour of employees (VPBE) – fostering research through an integrated theoretical model , pp 83-105: Regina Hahn and Felix Ostertag
Dishonesty in developing countries – What can we learn from experiments?*: Shuguang Jiang and Marie Claire Villeval
Disingenuous narratives, cognitive myopia: a neuroscientist’s view , pp 352-365: Paul Laurienti
Dismantling the machine: rethinking the role of technology in critical development theory , pp 57-70: Alf Hornborg
Disorderly coordination: the limited capacities of states and markets , pp 53-72: Fred Block
Display your contribution fully, but dont over-egg it , pp 162-163: .
Dispute Resolution: Thomas J. Miceli
Dispute resolution and remedies , pp 343-374: .
Dispute resolution in esports: Leonid Shmatenko, Oleksandr Volkov and Rodolphe Ruffié-Farrugia
Dispute resolution when rationalities conflict: cost and choice in a mixed economy , pp 209-230: Richard E. Wagner
Dispute Settlement Under the TRIPS Agreement: The United States–Brazil (2000) and United States–Argentina (2002) Patent Disputes: Viviana Munoz Tellez