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- From artificial to amplified: centering secondary educators in a new era of thinking, integrity, and GenAI

- Sunaina Sharma
- From arts patronage to cultural philanthropy: collaborating with granting foundations , pp 163-178

- Elisa Bortoluzzi Dubach and Pier Luigi Sacco
- From Austria to Australia: Mark Blaug and cultural economics , pp 225-244

- Christian Handke and Erwin Dekker
- From autonomy to alignment: creating a common introduction to sociology for student success

- Dennis J. Downey and Leslie Abell
- From beekeeping to habitat stewardship: teaching social innovation for biodiversity thinking in business schools

- Rafael Ziegler, Nadia Ponce Morales and Mathieu Bouchard
- From being Adivasi to becoming climate warriors: Transformation in the politics of recognition and legal mobilization in India's coal-mining areas , pp 329-344

- Arpitha Kodiveri
- From bench to bedside and back again

- Joshua R. Moon
- From Benz to byte – the permanent change in the automotive industry and its future impact on patenting, standardization and regulation

- Uwe Wiesner
- From better answers to better questions , pp 28-47

- Stratos Ramoglou
- From billions to trillions: towards reform of development finance and the global reserve system , pp 51-73

- Robert Vos
- From Bimetallism to Monetarism: The Shifting Political Affiliation of the Quantity Theory

- David Laidler
- From Bimetallism to Monetarism: The Shifting Political Affiliation of the Quantity Theory , pp 111-138

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- From bordering to border thinking: interdisciplinarity and the significance of cognition in border studies

- James W. Scott
- From bounded rationality to ecological rationality , pp 149-175

- Gerd Gigerenzer
- From Bourdieu to Becker: economics confronts the social sciences

- Ben Fine
- From Bretton Woods to the World Trade Organization and the Formation of Regional Trading Blocs

- Joan Rodgers
- From broadcast to engagement: moving beyond traditional mechanisms , pp 50-60

- Anand Menon and Jill Rutter
- From bureaucratic capitalism to transnational capitalism: an intermediate theory

- Nobuharu Yokokawa
- From Capital Controls to Dollarization: American Hegemony and the US Dollar

- Matías Vernengo
- From care and welfare to independent living? Interpreting and assessing the human right to live independently and be included in the community , pp 274-288

- Yvette Maker
- From Central America to Venezuela: displaced people, forced migration and the geopolitical agenda of the United States , pp 188-203

- Daniel Villafuerte Solís and María del Carmen García Aguilar
- From charity reform to the New Poor Law , pp 19-55

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- From cheater to innovator , pp 322-360

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- From Chimerica to decoupling: US-China trade war and failed neoliberalism , pp 141-157

- Wei Liang
- From Chinas logistics to Chinas geologistics , pp 14-35

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- From civilizationism to the civilizational imaginary: the inter-civilizational perspective in global theorizing

- Ino Rossi
- From classical to ecological economics

- Arild Vatn
- From climate scientist to climate communicator: a process of evolution , pp 433-437

- Michael E. Mann
- From clusters to projects: spatial embeddedness and disembeddedness of learning and knowledge creation in the globalising economy , pp 396-422

- Bjørn T. Asheim
- From Colbert to Messier: two decades of corporate governance reforms in France

- Pierre-Yves Gomez
- From collectives to co-operatives , pp 113-133

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- From command-and-control to reform: 1949–1978 , pp 23-43

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- From Commerce to Culture: Entrepreneurship in the Mainstream

- William Scott Green
- From concept to context: assessing emotional intelligence at work

- Juliane Völker and Marcello Mortillaro
- From constitutional animal law toward interspecies constitutionalizing

- Charlotte E. Blattner
- From consuming to communing: taking a 'more than food' approach to understanding food insecurity and its intersection with ethical and sustainable consumption practices in the UK , pp 204-224

- Marsha Smith
- From contention to mainstream: valuing and institutionalizing moral products , pp 104-134

- Nadine Arnold and Birthe Soppe
- From Contingent Valuation to Species Conservation Policy , pp 221-244

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- From contract to hierarchy , pp 565-574

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- From control- to trust-based governance and management , pp 77-98

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- From Cournot’s Principle to Market Efficiency

- Glenn Shafer
- From creative cluster to innovation platform: the rise of the Doctor Who experience in Creative City Cardiff , pp 381-404

- Philip Cooke
- From creative industries to creative economy , pp 70-82

- Stuart Cunningham
- From creativity to socioeconomic development , pp 110-128

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- From crises to community: reflections on scholarship, pedagogy, and pluralism in heterodox household finance

- Melanie G. Long
- From Crisis to Crisis: Changing Capital Flows and Foreign Exchange Reserves in Asia

- Yiping Huang
- From cultural heritage to creativity , pp 90-109

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- From cultural heritage to development through creativity , pp 129-150

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- From cultural heritage to local development , pp 12-41

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- From customer to digital to civic to transformative engagement: a conceptual framework and future research directions , pp 299-324

- Rodoula H. Tsiotsou
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