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Driving creativity and innovation in Asia , pp 403-419: Sean T.H. Lee and Angela K.-y. Leung
Driving factors of urban prosperity: an empirical analysis of global cities , pp 207-233: Pengfei Ni
Driving fintech innovation: key insights and strategic questions for incumbents’ board of directors and advisors: Andreas Spyropoulos
Driving Forces of Change and Thematic Scenarios for European Regions: Jacques Robert
Driving higher enterprise value through good governance , pp 135-161: Steve Maslin
Driving International Business Performance through Use of Internet Technologies: A Survey of Australian and New Zealand Exporters , pp 53-88: Sirinuch Srirojanant and Peter Thirkell
Driving unequal exchange: EU ‘free trade’ policy and the EU-Mercosur negotiations: Andreas Bieler
Drone logistics: Matt Grote and Tom Cherrett
Drop projects , pp 32-35: .
Drought-tolerant crops as a drought adaptation tool: productivity, input complementarity, and risk effects: Jonathan McFadden, Samuel Bailey, Daniel Bonin, Laura Paul and Jonathan Malacarne
Drucker's seven sources of innovation: Jeffrey Muldoon and Douglass Smith
Drug Discovery and Development Technologies: .
Drug trade and human security , pp 115-128: Enrique Desmond Arias
Drugged ecologies: The case of pharmaceutical pollution: Gergely Mohácsi
Drugs: Toby Seddon
Drugs and crime: Documenting, explaining, and intervening in the relationship: Glenn D. Walters
Dry rot to decay: Big City change in the “Wonder Bread” years, 1945–1960 , pp 418-452: .
DSOs activities for a sustainable future: Eva Hennig
DSO–TSO seams issues , pp 77-102: Leonardo Meeus and Samson Yemane Hadush
DTT and Digital Convergence: A European Policy Perspective: Gilles Fontaine and Gerard Pogorel
Dual fiduciaries: unicorns, corporate law and the new frontier , pp 83-99: Anat Alon-Beck
Dual Income Taxes: A Nordic Tax System: Peter Birch Sørensen
Dual model of decision-making: Silvio Aldrovandi
Dual politics: division of authority and coordination , pp 32-51: .
Dual public and private governance of companies in China: a multifaceted appraisal: Flora Huang and Horace Yeung
Dual spatiality in platform communities: the case of Drivers Club Bogotá: Luis Hernando Lozano Paredes and Gabriela Quintana Vigiola
Dual Technological Knowledge and the Firm’s Trade-Off between Civilian and Military Activities: Michel Callois
Dualism and the Big Push: Giovanni Valensisi
Dubai Media City: Creating Benefits from Foreign Media Developments: Robert G. Picard and Leon Barkho
Dudley North: Discourses upon Trade (1691) , pp 194-205: .
Due diligence: Duncan N. Angwin
Due process and protection of the parties’ rights , pp 374-392: Serena Forlati
Dueling Standards , pp 127-149: .
Duhem-Quine Thesis, The: .
Dumping and Antidumping: The Rhetoric and the Reality of Protection in Industrial Countries , pp 96-118: Joseph Finger
Duopoly Reaction Curves: Nicola Giocoli
Durability, duration of production, growth and location , pp 106-127: .
Durable inequality: an historical sociology of ambivalent neoliberalisation in French education: Quentin Maire
Durbin and Geary models: Sumeeta Srinivasan
Duress: Péter Cserne
Durkheim and the liberal tradition: Giovanni Paoletti
Durkheim and the postcolonial critique: George Steinmetz
Durkheim as master of suspicion: Paul Carls
Durkheim in the Bay Area: Bellah's creative reading as a beautiful case of reception: Jean-Louis Fabiani
Durkheim's collective effervescence and Weber's charisma: updating or stretching kindred concepts for the post-post-Cold War world?: Laurence McFalls
Durkheim's enemies: Steven Lukes
Durkheim's weakest monograph? A Popperian reconsideration of Suicide: Wout Ultee
Durkheim, religion, and the sociology of nationalism: Geneviève Zubrzycki and Paul Christopher Johnson
Duties of the individual in international human rights law: Mando Rachovitsa
Duty and Universalizability: .