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Active learning techniques to enhance understanding of complex stochastic modeling methods , pp 61-76: Michal Horný
Active learning, constructive alignment, and research methods: toward a programme level approach , pp 119-133: Tom Clark and Liam Foster
Active transport perspectives , pp 60-68: Stephen Greaves and Christopher Standen
Active travel and health: Jennifer L. Kent
Active travel and schools: Fiona Crawford and Asa Thomas
Activism and accounting , pp 280-293: Colin Dey
Activism and resistance: activist dispositions and the hidden hierarchies of action , pp 92-106: Charlotte Lee
Activism and the ‘new’ politics of tax justice , pp 68-88: Ainsley Elbra
Activist anthropology "on the live edge" in Colombia: A conversation among collaborators , pp 38-55: Viviane Weitzner and Marlin Mancilla
Activists as allies of international courts: Assessing the impact of legal mobilization at international courts , pp 211-225: Filiz Kahraman
Activity and transportation decisions within households , pp 426-451: André de Palma, Nathalie Picard and Robin Lindsey
Activity theory: Emma Gritt and Emma Forsgren
Activity-Based Budgeting at the University of Michigan , pp 137-160: Paul N. Courant and Marilyn Knepp
Activity-based Travel Demand Analysis: Abdul Rawoof Pinjari and Chandra R. Bhat
Actor network theory: Chris Chapman and Wai-Fong Chua
Actor, structure and inequality: an intersectional perspective of risk , pp 107-127: Katarina Giritli Nygren, Anna Olofsson and Susanna Öhman
Actor-network theory: César Tureta and Rafael Alcadipani
Actors involved: Bob Wessels and Defne Taşman
Actors of university entrepreneurial ecosystems , pp 39-52: .
Acts of bias-related violence against LGBTQ+ persons and the LGBTQ+ community: prevalence, psychosocial consequences, interventions, and recommendations , pp 83-100: Michael L. Dolezal, Heather Littleton, Stephanie Lim and Katie Edwards
Actually existing neoliberalism , pp 14-30: .
Ad Hoc Project Procedures for the Development of Transport Infrastructures: Eric Van Hooydonk
Adam Smith: Jan Peil
Adam Smith (1723-1790) on money , pp 13-34: .
Adam Smith (1723–1790): Tony Aspromourgos
Adam Smith (1723–90): Helge Peukert
Adam Smith and American individualism , pp 37-56: .
Adam Smith and economic freedom , pp 74-84: Maria Pia Paganelli
Adam Smith and the Chicago School: Steven Medema
Adam Smith and the Crisis of Modem Economics , pp 157-177: .
Adam Smith and the System of Natural Liberty , pp 28-44: .
Adam Smith as a Monetary Economist , pp 1-16: .
Adam Smith on Failures of English Universities , pp 54-73: .
Adam Smith's Economic Case Against Usury: .
Adam Smith's Theory of Human Nature , pp 63-73: Athol Fitzgibbons
Adam Smith's Two Views of the Market , pp 95-110: Jeffrey T. Young
Adam Smith, Stage Theory and the Status of Women , pp 86-107: Chris Nyland
Adam Smith, the Philosopher and the Porter , pp 35-52: Andrew Skinner
Adams, Walter: .
Adaptation , pp 317-332: M. Alexis Kirk
Adaptation and catastrophe insurance: Alex Y. Lo and Chen Xiang
Adaptation in Long-term Exchange Relations: Evidence from Electricity Marketing Contracts: Dean V. Williamson
Adaptation in long-term exchange relations: evidence of the complementarity and ancillarity of dimensions of electricity marketing contracts , pp 114-165: .
Adaptation policies and strategies as a response to ocean acidification and warming in the Mediterranean Sea , pp 339-352: Patrizia Ziveri, Elisa Delpiazzo, Francesco Bosello, Fabio Eboli and Jeroen van den Bergh
Adaptation, adaptability and regional economic resilience: a conceptual framework , pp 54-68: Xiaohui Hu and Robert Hassink
Adapting conjectural variations methods to banking competition , pp 46-51: Bastiaan Overvest
Adapting energy-market designs and infrastructures , pp 148-172: .
Adapting European labout institutions to global economic and technical change: David Marsden
Adapting Policy to User-centered Innovation: Eric von Hippel
Adapting research methods and themes in travel behavior studies amidst the COVID-19 pandemic disruption: Przemysław Borkowski, Magdalena Jażdżewska-Gutta and Agnieszka Szmelter-Jarosz