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Does the European Union Need to Revive Productivity Growth?: Bart van Ark
Does the Financial Sector Need Europe?: Gertrude Tumpel-Gugerell
Does the German social model support the convergence of living conditions in the EU? , pp 139-174: Gerhard Bosch
Does the Globalization of Anti-Corruption Law Help Developing Countries?: Kevin E. Davis
Does the Level of Price Elasticity Change with the Progression of Substitution?: Heikki Nikali
Does the market tell the truth? The role of third-party organizations in environmental data collection in China , pp 322-344: Xuejiao Niu and Jie Gao
Does the power to use eminent domain for economic development actually enhance economic development? , pp 119-133: Geoffrey K. Turnbull, Robert F. Salvino and Michael T. Tasto
Does the rise of open access competition in Europe create a need for a new regulatory authority?: Laurent Guihéry and Lorenzo Freire--Stella
Does the technology of foreign-invested enterprises spill over to other enterprises in China? An application of post-DEA bootstrap regression analysis , pp 88-110: Joseph Hirschberg and Peter Lloyd
Does the WTO Matter?: Steven M. McGuire and Thomas C. Lawton
Does the ‘European Paradox’ Still Hold? Did it Ever?: Giovanni Dosi, Patrick Llerena and Mauro Sylos-Labini
Does Trade Promote Environmental Coordination?: Pollution in International Rivers , pp 363-387: .
Dog and cat meat trade: Peter J. Li
Dogs and tails in the economic development story: Harold Demsetz
Doha Proposals for Domestic Payments: Assessing the Priorities , pp 186-206: Allan N. Rae and Anna Strutt
Doing and making the most of PhD internships , pp 136-145: Lauren Tuckerman
Doing Business: The Nature of Global Trading: Alan Griffiths, Stuart Wall and Carsten Zimmermann
Doing car-based youth justice appointments during young people's mobility transitions: Sarah Brooks-Wilson
Doing Chinese cultural industries: a reflection on the Blue Book syndrome and remedy paradigm , pp 15-26: Zitong Qiu
Doing experimental research on performance measurement (with a little help from technology) , pp 334-353: Mandy M. Cheng
Doing feminist ethnography collectively , pp 328-342: Juliette Cermeno, Justine Loizeau and Léa Dorion
Doing gender in the neoliberal, global context of sport management , pp 79-92: NaRi Shin and Doo Jae Park
Doing good without the idea of Good: on policies for 'the fight against poverty' , pp 188-194: Philippe Bénéton
Doing it right? Interpretive research in an era of research ethics review: Deborah K. van den Hoonaard
Doing public engagement: exploring how to support and scale engagement and impact through better strategy and practice within HEIs: Helen Featherstone
Doing research in African cities: the case study method , pp 153-172: James Duminy, Vanessa Watson and Nancy Odendaal
Doing sensitive research in the social sciences: setting the scene: Pranee Liamputtong
Doing what matters: how to select a compelling research topic: Nathan A. Bowling and Moses Rivera
Dollar hegemony: David M. Fields
Dollar hegemony , pp 91-97: .
Dollar, Yen and Interdependence: Costs of Different Currency Compositions of Indonesia‚Äôs Debt , pp 29-36: .
Dollarization: Mehdi Ben Guirat and Louis-Philippe Rochon
Dollarization and Illegal Immigration: Implications for NAFTA: Susan Pozo
Dollarization and the Hegemonic Status of the US Dollar , pp 22-37: Jean-François Ponsot
Dollarization and the macroeconomic and fiscal performance of the dollarized countries of Latin America: Cindy Gianella Tutiven-Desintonio
Dollarization in anglophone West African countries: a case study of Nigeria and Ghana: Salewa Olawoye and Emmanuel Graham
Dollarization in Latin America: 2004 and Beyond: Kenneth Jameson
Dollarization, private banking and financial profitability in Ecuador: Monika Meireles and Gabriela Rivera
Domestic abuse, parental alienation and Family Court proceedings , pp 224-250: Adrienne Barnett
Domestic and international legal approaches to the repression of politically motivated cyber-attacks , pp 146-167: Nicolò Bussolati
Domestic and international politics , pp 88-109: .
Domestic capacity, regional institution and global negotiations: lessons from the Netherlands-EU Kyoto Protocol negotiation , pp 230-247: Norichika Kanie
Domestic Competition and Technological and Trade Competitiveness: Yuichiro Uchida and Paul Cook
Domestic Farm Policies and the WTO Negotiations on Domestic Support , pp 157-185: Tim Josling
Domestic gas politics , pp 7-30: .
Domestic Greenhouse Regulation and International Emissions Trading , pp 131-156: Suzi Kerr
Domestic implementation: Radka Druláková and Štěpánka Zemanová
Domestic policy advisor , pp 150-162: .
Domestic Qualified Minimum Taxes , pp 228-286: Gergely Czoboly
Domestic responses to transnational private governance: The Marine Stewardship Council in Alaska, Australia and Ecuador , pp 240-271: Agni Kalfagianni and Tiffany Andrade Roche