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How markets work and fail , pp 55-94: .
How medical virtual agents shape individuals’ behavioural activation systems: dealing with product intelligence and anthropomorphism, and implications for product design: Andrea Sestino, Luigi Nasta and Stefano Bresciani
How meta-organizations influence their social environment: the case of the International Council for the Exploration of the Sea: Kurt Rachlitz, Michael Grothe-Hammer and Jennifer Leigh Bailey
How meta-organizations matter: Héloïse Berkowitz, Sanne Bor and Nils Brunsson
How MLB figured out its fans , pp 18-35: .
How Money is Being Laundered with Madalina Busuioc: .
How much are you willing to pay to be ethical? An experiment , pp 132-154: .
How much does the past count? Interpreting the Romanian transition's politcal successes and economic failures: Daniel Chirot, Jack Edwards and Marcos Holanda
How much of US exceptionalism is still left in the ‘Europeanized’ USA? , pp 129-140: .
How Much Postal Reform in Japanese Postal Privatization?: James I Campbell and Amelia Porges
How Much Should Society Fuel the Greed of Innovators? On the Relations between Appropriability, Opportunities and Rates of Innovation: Giovanni Dosi, Luigi Marengo and Corrado Pasquali
How much, and why? A critical introduction to the theory and quantitative analysis of intra-household resource distribution , pp 17-32: Frances Woolley
How narratives may shape future research: Nicholas Mangee
How neighbourhood social and built environments influence social interactions: differences between life stages , pp 128-145: Piret Veeroja, Greg Foliente, Rod McCrea, Hannah Badland, Chris Pettit and Jennifer Day
How new is the 'new trade theory' of the past two decades?: Andrea Maneschi
How not to do monetary policy , pp 140-151: Louis-Philippe Rochon
How Open is Innovation?: Linus Dahlander and David Gann
How parenting contributes to intergenerational inequality , pp 328-341: Ariel Kalil and Rebecca Ryan
How patenting and self-employment have affected US metropolitan growth , pp 218-246: Gordon Mulligan
How people think (and feel) about digital money: Anette Broløs, Erin B. Taylor, Jillet Sarah Sam and Shriram Venkatraman
How permaculture can inspire sustainable entrepreneurial training: the case of the Permaentrepreneurs course , pp 383-388: Christian Makaya and Olivier Cateura
How persuasive is corporate social responsibility? , pp 197-216: .
How place and space matter to union organizing in the platform economy , pp 112-127: Benjamin Herr, Philip Schörpf and Jörg Flecker
How policymakers imperil coming generations future and what to do about it , pp 158-162: Ridhima Pandey
How Portugal is applying the circular challenge , pp 315-325: Carlos Borrego, Sandra Rafael, Sílvia Coelho, Bruno Augusto, Afonso Silva, Johnny Reis, Ana Isabel Miranda and Myriam Lopes
How power distance shapes social and employment protections in Asian societies , pp 377-402: Ulrike Sengstschmid and Chan-Hoong Leong
How predictive analytics can empower your decision making , pp 117-127: Nadia Nazir Awan
How public–private innovation networks in services (ServPPINs) differ from other innovation networks: what lessons for theory? , pp 21-58: Faridah Djellal and Faïz Gallouj
How quality and innovation drive the service experience , pp 67-81: Seidali Kurtmollaiev, Tor W. Andreassen and Line Lervik-Olsen
How real are social constructions? Interpretive scholarship in disaster studies: Margarethe Kusenbach and Gabriela Christmann
How refugee entrepreneurs improvise: bricolage in an emerging economy , pp 147-176: Dilek Zamantili Nayir, Mehmet Eryilmaz and Ali Ayci
How regret moves individual and collective choices towards rationality , pp 188-204: Sacha Bourgeois-Gironde
How revolutionary is going remote? An occupational and place-based analysis: Patrick Adler and Richard Florida
How service experience can shape customer churn from a service-dominant logic perspective , pp 320-335: Carolina Martínez-Troncoso and David Díaz Solis
How Should Central Banks Deal with a Financial Stability Objective? The Evolving Role of Communication as a Policy Instrument: Benjamin Born, Michael Ehrmann and Marcel Fratzscher
How Should Governments Regulate Microfinance?: Richard Rosenberg
How Should Prices be Set? , pp 150-163: Armen Alchian
How should protected areas be taxed?: a comparative analysis of tax regimes for natural protected areas in Europe , pp 41-56: Louise Dupuis and Guillaume Sainteny
How Should Regulation be Adjusted when Universal Service Substitution Grows?: Pekka Leskinen, Peter Karlsson, Heikki Nikali and Paivi Rokkanen
How Should Revenues from Natural Resources be Shared in Indonesia?: Roy Bahl and Bayar Tumennasan
How Should We Discount the Future? An Environmental Perspective: Michael Young and Darla Hatton MacDonald
How Should We Regulate the Financial Sector? , pp 90-114: .
How significant is yardstick competition among governments? Three reasons to dig deeper , pp 323-341: Pierre Salmon
How social capital arises in areas , pp 29-44: Tor Iversen and Tigist Woldetsadik Sommeno
How Societies Mix Public and Private Spheres in their Pension Systems: Martin Rein and John Turner
How solid are the BRICS? An economic overview , pp 11-26: Anthony Makin and Rashmi Umesh Arora
How stable are IT standards? , pp 137-154: Tineke M. Egyedi and Petra Heijnen
How standard price theory became predominantly neowalrasian , pp 33-51: .
How Stock Exchange Mergers and Acquisitions Affect Competitors’ Shareholder Value: Global Evidence: Iftekhar Hasan, Heiko Schmiedel and Liang Song
How Strong is the Case for Criminal Sanctions in Cartel Cases?: Andreas P. Reindl