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How to Provide for Environmental Attributes in Rural Landscapes: Theoretical Analysis of Different Institutional Arrangements , pp 185-201: Christian Lippert
How to publish a computational modeling paper: Jeffrey B. Vancouver
How to put the citizen at the centre of the energy transition? , pp 153-163: Leonardo Meeus and Athir Nouicer
How to reclaim the economy using artistic means: the case of Company Drinks , pp 527-534: Kathrin Böhm and Kuba Szreder
How to Reconcile Public Risks and Private Interests in the Banking Industry: Marco van Hengel and Klaas Knot
How to represent economic institutions and systems , pp 20-40: .
How to research in an archive , pp 104-120: Kevin D. Tennent and Alex G. Gillett
How to save central banks’ independence from the unconservative governor: the alarming case of the National Bank of Poland: Andrzej Wojtyna
How to search for allocative efficiency in law , pp 61-96: .
How to start philosophizing with economics students: an experience: Carlos Hoevel
How to stay agile while growing: (re-)designing the IT landscape of a digital gazelle in the online marketing industry , pp 130-144: Nils J. Tschoppe, Jan K. Tänzler and Paul Drews
How to study locational policies in Secondary Capital Cities: aninterdisciplinary analytical framework , pp 14-40: .
How to study the implementation of health policy interventions with integrative frameworks? , pp 46-66: Valéry Ridde, Manuela De Allegri, Marie-Brigitte Dukuze, Julia Lohmann, Joy Mauti, Zoé Richards, Emilie Robert and Lara Gautier
How to Think about Local Government Reform in India , pp 335-390: Govinda Rao and Nirvikar Singh
How to think like a neoliberal , pp 35-54: .
How to Thrive in an International Economy: A. Edward Safarian
How to Tie Your Hands: A Currency Board versus an Independent Central Bank: Jakob de Haan and Helge Berger
How to use primary and secondary data , pp 192-209: Andrew Beer and Debbie Faulkner
How to value critical thinking in the political science classroom: John LaForest Phillips
How to win friends and influence policy: a guide for new researchers , pp 249-258: Katy Jones
How unequal are we? Six major facts: Todd A. Knoop
How unequal are we? Six major facts , pp 20-37: .
How universities contribute to the creation of knowledge-intensive firms: detailed evidence on the Italian case , pp iii-iii: Andrea Bonaccorsi, Massimo G. Colombo, Massimiliano Guerini and Cristina Rossi Lamastra
How urban environment affects travel behaviour: integrated choice and latent variable model for travel schedules , pp 211-228: Lissy La Paix, Michel Bierlaire, Elisabetta Cherchi and Andrés Monzón
How urban environments affect quality of life in older socio-demographic groups: the role of physical activity behaviour , pp 355-371: Casper J.P. Zhang, Anthony Barnett, Wai-Kit Ming, Poh-Chin Lai, Ruby S.Y. Lee and Ester Cerin
How Useful are Computable General Equilibrium Models for Sustainability Impact Assessment?: Silviu Scrieciu
How useful is priority setting in an emergency? An analysis of its role in national responses to the COVID-19 pandemic , pp 339-353: Iestyn Williams, Suzanne Robinson, Chris Smith, Lydia Kapiriri and Helen Dickinson
How visible is marginalisation in Europe? , pp 171-182: Teunis van Rheenen and Floor Brouwer
How we got here , pp 3-14: .
How Well Can One Measure Market Power in Restructured Electricity Systems?: Yves Smeers
How well do subnational borrowing regulations work? , pp 161-220: Jorge Martinez-Vazquez and Violeta Vulovic
How well is the WTO Dispute Settlement System working? , pp 80-97: Judith Piggott
How will the European Green Deal impact research and innovation? , pp 24-35: Jesús Alquézar Sabadie
How Will the Regulation of Nanotechnology Develop? Clues from Other Sectors: Diana Bowman and George Gilligan
How would Keynes have analysed the Great Recession of 2008 and 2009? , pp 208-232: Robert Skidelsky
How would we implement a Basic Income? , pp 255-280: .
HRM in the Public Sector: Is It Enough?: Marie-France Waxin and Robert Bateman
HRM systems and online labour platforms: survival of the (mis-)fittest? , pp 94-104: Anne Keegan and Jeroen Meijerink
Hub and Spoke Collusion , pp 242-258: Okeoghene Odudu
Hugo Grotius: The Rights of War and Peace (1625) , pp 168-170: .
Human action and the economic order , pp 11-33: .
Human agents and rationality in Max Weber’s metatheory for the human sciences , pp 148-176: .
Human augmentation technology as a driver of enhanced service experiences , pp 191-203: Kentaro Watanabe and Bach Quang Ho
Human behavior and economic development: culture, psychology and the competitiveness of cities and regions , pp 106-146: Robert Huggins and Piers Thompson
Human behaviour: .
Human bodies , pp 167-172: Fernando Secomandi and Frederick van Amstel
Human Capital: .
Human capital and diversification choices for postal operators , pp 350-360: Dominique Bailly and Margaux Meidinger
Human capital and earnings , pp 69-98: .
Human capital and economic growth , pp 285-302: .