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Germany as a coordinated market trendsetter at the core of European integration , pp 61-79: .
Germany at the Junction Between Solidarity and Subsidiarity: Paul Spahn and Jan Werner
Germany: high-tech region Munich generating the next wave of scalable startups , pp 95-119: Helmut Schönenberger
Germany: Negotiated Restructuring: Matthias Knuth and Gernot Mühge
Germany: social insurance with a divide between healthcare and long-term care , pp 27-45: .
Germany: the Modell Deutschland between stagnation and reform , pp 106-142: .
Germany: the relevance, extent and structure of transnational diaspora entrepreneurship , pp 56-85: Rolf Sternberg
Germany: What Role for Minimum Wages on Low-wage Work?: Gerhard Bosch and Thorsten Kalina
Germany: will the make breadwinner model survive?: Dina Hummelsheim
Germany’s Three-pillar Banking System from a Corporate Governance Perspective: Horst Gischer, Peter Reichling and Mike Stiele
Germline Engineering: Whose Right?: Lloyd Cohen
Gestalt shift: from 'miracle' to 'cronyism' in the Asian crisis , pp 149-174: Robert Wade
Get informed and stay current , pp 38-42: .
Get known and networked , pp 43-54: .
Get known for something , pp 160-161: .
Get mentors get advice , pp 21-24: .
Get qualified , pp 11-15: .
Get recognized , pp 177-179: .
Get refreshed , pp 191-195: .
Getting adventurous: Searching for relationships , pp 216-238: .
Getting beyond slow boil in the South China Sea , pp 16-26: Andrew Scobell
Getting connected in China: taming the mobile screen , pp 396-411: Elaine Jing Zhao
Getting experienced: Making comparisons , pp 185-215: .
Getting hooked: A look into multivariate analysis , pp 239-283: .
Getting into academic research , pp 1-18: .
Getting obsessed: A further look into multivariate analysis , pp 284-301: .
Getting philosophically real , pp 446-454: .
Getting port governance right , pp 500-517: Peter de Langen and Periklis Saragiotis
Getting QCA right: a small-N example , pp 195-204: .
Getting started - chrysalis, coat tails, and contacts , pp 48-66: .
Getting the contract right: Joanne Evans and Diana Bowman
Getting the methods right , pp 79-90: Rodolfo Baggio
Getting to the Good Life: Agents of Change: Janet T. Knoedler
Getting to work on time: the temporalities of urban infrastructure , pp 431-450: Jean-Paul D. Addie
Getting Waste to Become Taste: From the Planning of Innovation to Innovation Planning: Gestur Hovgaard
Ghana: Ramatu M. Al-Hassan and John Baptist D. Jatoe
GHG emissions trading schemes in Northeast Asia: an overview and analysis of current scenarios , pp 149-166: Xianbing Liu, Sunhee Suk and Kinichi Sudo
GHGs (greenhouse gases) emission reduction: Konstantinos Kounetas
Ghosts in our genes: Psychological issues in child abduction and high conflict cases , pp 30-45: Sarah Calvert
Gibrat's Law as a Long-run Regularity: Theory and Evidence , pp 129-140: Francesca Lotti, Enrico Santarelli and Marco Vivarelli
Gibrat’s Law Reconsidered: A Creativity Perspective: Zoltan Acs and Catherine Armington
Gibson’s paradox: Alejandro Fiorito
Giddens, Anthony: .
Gift economy: Arjo Klamer
Gifts and gratuitousness , pp 179-190: Serge-Christophe Kolm
Gifts, Wills and Inheritance Law: Pierre Pestieau
Gig and platform economy: the next big opportunity for mutuals and takaful in India? , pp 386-404: Umar Farooq Patel, Shariq Nisar and C.R. Chavan
Gig economy: Geraint Harvey, Naveena Prakasam and Refat Shakirzhanov
Gig economy: Andrea M. Herrmann
Giovanni Botero (1588) and Antonio Serra (1613): Italy and the birth of development economics , pp 3-41: Erik Reinert