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Human capital and the urban hierarchy , pp 79-94: .
Human capital at the federal agency level: Albert N. Link
Human Capital Development in Islamic Finance: Initiatives and Challenges: Syed Hamid Aljunid
Human Capital Formation and Patterns of Growth with Multiple Equilibria , pp 42-64: Kazuo Mino
Human capital formation in Mexico: the role of foreign direct investment in shaping educational gender gaps and regional convergence: Alfonso Carballo, Margherita Corina and Handahamé Dia
Human capital in Australia: Sehrish Shahid, Ancy Gamage, Shuana Nasir, Syed Mohyuddin and Parth Patel
Human capital in Canada: Christine Bischoff and Geoffrey Wood
Human capital in France: insights on the impact of geopolitical tensions: Daicy Vaz, Eleonora Veglianti and Lotfi Hamzi
Human capital in India: transformation and challenges: Ankur Kushwaha and Yashika Shukla
Human capital in the UAE: liberalization, openness, and the role of expatriates: Lama Blaique
Human capital resources accounting and firm value creation: a governance and board decision-making perspective , pp 185-197: Krishanthi Vithana
Human capital responses to technological change in the labor market , pp 345-365: .
Human Capital, by Gary S. Becker: A Reading Guide: Pedro Teixeira
Human capital, gender and intersectionality , pp 107-122: Irene Browne and Allison Sullivan
Human Capital, Growth and Inequality in the Spanish Regions , pp 15-44: Angel de la Fuente and Rafael Domenech
Human capital, knowledge and knowledge sharing: a view from the history of economic thoughts , pp 121-128: Jochen Schumann
Human capital, product market power and economic growth: Alberto Bucci
Human capital, technology, and the wage structure: what do time series show? , pp 366-406: .
Human Development: .
Human Development: Des Gasper
Human Development and Economic Growth: .
Human development and poverty: empirical findings , pp 126-152: Suman Seth and Antonio Villar
Human development and poverty: theoretical approaches , pp 104-125: Suman Seth and Antonio Villar
Human Development Index: .
Human entanglements as the forces that create, spin, and break the wheels of economies large and small: Christian Aspalter
Human entanglements created by communication: Christian Aspalter
Human health: Konstantinos Christopoulos and Konstantinos Eleftheriou
Human health and ecological economics , pp 188-208: Martin Hensher
Human intelligence and artificial intelligence: future opportunities, challenges, and responsibilities in corporate governance research: Brian Bolton and Jung Park
Human interaction , pp 74-116: .
Human judgment in the age of automated decision-making systems , pp 144-159: Dina Koutsikouri, Lena Hylving, Jonna Bornemark and Susanne Lindberg
Human Mobility in a Globalizing World: Urban Development Trends and Policy Implications: W. A. V. Clark
Human Nature, Theory of: .
Human needs and the welfare state: by way of conclusion , pp 117-128: .
Human Needs Hierarchy and Happiness: Evidence from the Late Pre-Classical and Classical Economics: Stavros Drakopoulos and Anastassios Karayiannis
Human needs in welfare states? , pp 1-12: .
Human Needs, Sustainable Development and Public Policy: Learning from K.W. Kapp (1910–1976): Tommaso Luzzati
Human psychology as dynamical system , pp 149-164: .
Human psychophysiological and genetic approaches in neuroentrepreneurship , pp 54-93: Marco Colosio, Cristiano Bellavitis and Aleksei A. Gorin
Human resource development , pp 201-218: Sang-Min Lee and Morley Gunderson
Human resource management and abuse in global supply chains , pp 126-141: Laura Babbitt, Drusilla Brown, Ana Antolin and Elyse Voegeli
Human resource management and customer value in the digital economy: advancing a value co-creation perspective , pp 120-133: Jeroen Meijerink
Human resource management and new public management: two sides of a coin that has a low value in developing countries?: Harry Taylor
Human resource management and paradox theory , pp 199-216: Anne Keegan, Julia Brandl and Ina Aust
Human resource management in Australia: historical development and contemporary tensions , pp 46-65: Christopher Wright
Human Resource Management in Hong Kong: Convergence or Divergence? , pp 235-252: Peter McGraw
Human resource management in India , pp 211-235: J.S. Sodhi
Human resource management in non-profit sport organizations: Siegfried Nagel, Peter Ehnold and Torsten Schlesinger
Human resource management in Russia over a century of storm and turmoil: a tale of unrealized dreams , pp 363-386: Igor Gurkov, Evgeny Morgunov, Alexander Settles and Olga Zelenova
Human resource management in the Republic of South Africa , pp 387-409: Marius Meyer