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- Hybrid Organizations

- Claude Menard
- Hybrid ways of organizing opportunities in international entrepreneurship , pp 65-86

- Tuija Mainela, Vesa Puhakka and Per Servais
- Hybridity in action: Accountability dilemmas of public and for-profit food safety inspectors in Switzerland , pp 100-118

- Eva Thomann and Fritz Sager
- Hybridity in digital and algorithmic public governance , pp 32-46

- Tero Erkkilä
- Hybridization of food governance: An analytical framework , pp 1-28

- Paul Verbruggen and Tetty Havinga
- Hybrids and examples , pp 109-136

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- Hydraulic fracturing and environmental inequality , pp 531-555

- Stephanie A. Malin, Adam Mayer and Shawn Hazboun
- Hydraulically-coupled dams: a case study of the Aspinall Unit , pp 146-160

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- Hydraulically-coupled dams: when one dam is not enough , pp 136-145

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- Hydro-Qubec megaprojects: learnings from a leader , pp 248-268

- Nathalie Drouin
- Hydrocarbons in the Russian Arctic: ambitions and realities

- Arild Moe and Anna Korppoo
- Hydroelectric power provision by a United States Power Marketing Administration , pp 95-135

- Silvio J. Flaim and Richard E. Howitt
- Hydrogen business cases

- Sinan Küfeoğlu
- Hydrogen from Renewables

- Dries Haeseldonckx and William D’haeseleer
- Hydrogen infrastructure

- Sinan Küfeoğlu
- 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

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- 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

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- 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

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- 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 can make my own decision: linking (im)mobility to connectivity among Romanian young people from return-migrant family backgrounds

- Silvia Marcu
- 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

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- Ibn Khaldun’s theory of development: does it help explain the low performance of the present-day Muslim world? , pp 93-134

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- Icarus in a coma: mapping food delivery platform companies in Europe

- Kurt Vandaele
- Ice Hockey

- Marc Lavoie
- Iceland , pp 453-502

- Dora Sif Tynes
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