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Hydrogen: Origins and Where to Go from Here?: Marieke Reijalt
Hydropower in Chilean Patagonia: evaluating socio-economic conditions for resettlement and/or compensation of rural inhabitants , pp 346-358: Frederico Arenas and Pablo Osses McIntyre
Hyman Minsky and the dilemmas of contemporary economic method: Duncan Foley
Hyman Minsky and the Dilemmas of Contemporary Economic Method: Duncan Foley
Hyman Minsky: what kind of (post-) Keynesian?: Anna Maria Variato
Hyman P. Minsky , pp i-ii: Jan Kregel
Hyman P. Minsky's Financial Instability Hypothesis: .
Hyman Philip Minsky (1919–1996): L. Randall Wray
Hyper-personalisation as a part of the sustainable business model in Industry 5.0: Izabella Krzemińska and Jakub Rzeźnik
Hyperconnected city logistics: a conceptual framework , pp 398-421: Teodor Gabriel Crainic, Walid Klibi and Benoit Montreuil
Hyperinflation: Esteban Pérez Caldentey
Hyperinflation and Currency Reform in Bolivia: Studied From a General Perspective , pp 227-254: Peter Bernholz
Hyperinflations: Their Origins, Development and Termination , pp 3-34: Pierre L. Siklos
Hyperlinking to copyright works in the EU: Finding a weak link , pp 254-274: Ivana Kunda
Hypotheses, research method, measurement of variables and sample selection , pp 94-126: .
Hypothetical Bias Over Uncertain Outcomes: Glenn Harrison
Hypothetical bias: a new meta-analysis , pp 270-291: Harry Foster and James Burrows
Hypothetical Preferences and Environmental Policy: Gregory Cooper
Hysteresis: .
Hysteresis and economics: a comparison between random walk and the concept of hysteresis deriving from physics. Some applications in economics , pp 289-306: Fabio Fiorillo
Hysteresis, aid, and governance: theories and empirics from Africa , pp 77-109: Célestin Monga and Bouba Housseini
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I can live without you, or … perhaps not? GenAI in business education: Zane Varpina and Kata Fredheim
I did it for the lulz: Matthew Costello and James Hawdon
I have left the country, but the project continues , pp 218-219: Stefan Jooss
I just felt responsible for my debts: debt stigma and class(ificatory) exploitation , pp 125-150: Matthew Sparkes
I know where Im going: historical materialist criticism and the representation of home in British conservative romanticism , pp 413-426: Paul Dave
I lead, and you follow: challenging concepts of leadership in co-production: Mel Hughes and Lynn Laidlaw
I love to write and create. Can I earn money doing it? Entrepreneurial process of bloggers , pp 154-173: Julita Wasilczuk and Jarna Heinonen
I told you so , pp 154-166: .
Ibn Khaldun’s theory of development: does it help explain the low performance of the present-day Muslim world? , pp 93-134: .
Icarus in a coma: mapping food delivery platform companies in Europe: Kurt Vandaele
Ice Hockey: Marc Lavoie
Iceland , pp 453-502: Dora Sif Tynes
ICT and accessibility: research synthesis and future perspectives , pp 37-53: Bert van Wee, Caspar Chorus and Karst T. Geurs
ICT and Knowledge Complementarities: A Factor Analysis on Growth: Marco Capasso and Nelson Correa
ICT and Productivity Growth in Europe: An Update and Comparison with the US: Mary O’Mahony, Marcel Timmer and Bart van Ark
ICT contribution to growth measurement: do we miss a lot? , pp 177-185: Gilbert Cette and Vincenzo Spiezia
ICT Investment in Latin America: Does it Matter for Economic Growth?: Gaaitzen de Vries, Nanno Mulder, Mariela Dal Borgo and André Hofman
ICT, Financial Innovation and Monetary Policy: Some Critical Considerations: Claudio Sardoni
ICT, Learning and Growth: An Evolutionary Perspective: Mario Cimoli and Nelson Correa
ICTs as frugal innovations: enabling new pathways towards refugee self-reliance and resilience in fragile contexts? , pp 262-277: Holly A. Ritchie
Ideal theory and the basic structure , pp 21-35: .
Ideal type methodology in economics: Roger G. Koppl
Ideal types of reverse innovation for firms without overseas RD centers: case studies of Chinese firms , pp 144-158: Jun Jin, Min Guo, Maureen McKelvey and Zhengyi Zhang
Ideals, Conformism and Reciprocity: A Model of Individual Choice with Conformist Motivations, and an Application to the Not-for-Profit Case: Lorenzo Sacconi and Gianluca Grimalda
Ideas and instruments in public research funding , pp 73-89: Giliberto Capano
Ideas, experts, and the global economy: feminist contributions to the study of governance in international organizations , pp 60-75: Andrea M. Collins
Ideas, transfer, and diffusion in health care policy , pp 85-100: Tuba I. Agartan and Daniel Béland
Ideation and motivation , pp 72-87: .