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Learning and Teaching Entrepreneurship: Dilemmas, Reflections and Strategies: Per Blenker, Poul Dreisler and Helle M. Faergeman
Learning as an Entrepreneurial Process: Daniel Hjorth and Bengt Johannisson
Learning by Doing and Productivity Progress , pp 107-120: .
Learning by Doing in Market Reform: Lessons from a Regional Bond Fund: Guonan Ma and Eli Remolona
Learning from (under-)performance feedback in international market exits and re-entries , pp 328-343: Irina Surdu
Learning from an economic crisis - health system resilience in Portugal , pp 198-211: Pedro Pita Barros
Learning from disaster: Robin Cowan, Emmanuelle Fauchart, Dominique Foray and Philip Gunby
Learning from distant cousins? Post-Keynesian Economics, Comparative Political Economy, and the Growth Models approach , pp 56-75: Engelbert Stockhammer and Karsten Kohler
Learning from natural supply systems: towards ecological supply chain management , pp 102-114: .
Learning from small urban nations: the importance of randomness and feedback for democratic stability , pp 51-67: Karoline Wiesner
Learning from the crisis , pp 15-21: .
Learning from the economic and the pandemic crisis. Health system resilience in Greece: from Skylla to Charibdis , pp 212-229: Charalampos Economou
Learning from the economic shock - health system resilience in Ireland , pp 230-247: Sara Burke, Sarah Parker, Catherine O’Donoghue, Steve Thomas, Sarah Barry and Padraic Fleming
Learning from the past and exploring implications and lessons of previous chapters , pp 394-402: Hamid Etemad
Learning from UK Private Finance Initiative experience: Michael Pollitt
Learning from, and about, EMU - a UK View: John S. Flemming
Learning how to Govern and Learning how to Solve Problems: On the Co-Evolution of Competences, Conflicts and Organizational Routines , pp 294-324: Benjamin Coriat and Giovanni Dosi
Learning in a Generalised Dornbusch Model of Exchange Rate Dynamics , pp 249-267: Carl Chiarella and Alexander Khomin
Learning in incrementally and rapidly internationalizing firms: a review of the literature and propositions , pp 55-90: Juan M. Pellegrino and Rod B. McNaughton
Learning in markets , pp 486-519: Amparo Urbano
Learning in the Embedded Multinational: .
Learning in the Knowledge-based Economy: The Future as Viewed from the Past: W. Edward Steinmueller
Learning lessons from the austerity period and the COVID-19 crisis in England to help build a more resilient health system , pp 262-278: Gemma A. Williams
Learning on your own: bricolage and the quest for relevance in the squeezed Bangladeshi garment supply chain , pp 162-185: Samia Ferdous Hoque, Noemi Sinkovics and Rudolf Sinkovics
Learning Pathologies in Losing Areas: Towards a Definition of the Cognitive Obstacles to Local Development , pp 128-148: Paolo Seri
Learning Regions: James Simmie
Learning Risk-Taking Competences: Paula Kyro and Annukka Tapani
Learning theory and interdisciplinarity: reframing learning in terms of evolving coherences rather than “true” representations or correspondences , pp 13-24: Angus McMurtry
Learning through evaluation: the missing link in governance of projects , pp 235-250: Ole Jonny Klakegg and Gro Holst Volden
Learning through governance , pp 723-738: Neil Bradford and David A. Wolfe
Learning Through Institutional Competition: Michael Wohlgemuth
Learning to Innovate in a Transition Country: Developing Quality Standards for Elderly Residential Care in Slovakia: Katarina Staro Ová and Udmila Malíková
Learning to live with governments: Unilever in India and Turkey, 1950-80 , pp 165-189: .
Learning to Love Patents: Capacity Building, Intellectual Property and the (Re)production of Governance Norms in the ‘Developing World’: Christopher May
Learning to wait, be altruistic, and fair: a primary school training in economic education , pp 112-122: Antonella Marchetti, Teresa Rinaldi, Elisabetta Lombardi, Davide Massaro and Annalisa Valle
Learning transfer and preparing learners for future learning , pp 203-210: Gearóid Ó Súilleabháin
Learning with intention: integrating mindfulness in entrepreneurship classes , pp 389-394: Rashimah Rajah
Learning, innovation and public policy: the emergence of the Brazilian pulp and paper industry: Hannes Toivanen and Maria Barbosa Lima-Toivanen
Learning, innovation, and economic development by latecomers , pp 325-331: Keun Lee
Learning, Market Selection and the Evolution of Industrial Structures , pp 433-458: Giovanni Dosi, Orietta Marsali, Luigi Orsenigo and Roberta Salvatore
Learning-By-Comparing: Reflections on the Use and Abuse of International Benchmarking , pp 120-136: Bengt-Åke Lundvall and Mark Tomlinson
Learning-by-Doing, Knowledge Spillovers and Economic Growth , pp 99-130: .
Least Developed Countries: .
Leaving development behind: the case for degrowth , pp 41-56: Federico Demaria and Erik Gómez-Baggethun
Leaving the worlds factory: relocating global supply chains out of China , pp 259-291: Arnold Schuh and Daniela Huber
Lecture I: Property, contract, and the theory of exchange: .
Lecture II: Commodity markets: the economics of a 'spot' contract: .
Lecture III: Credit markets: the economics of a 'relational' contract: .
Lecture IV: Asset markets: market dynamics when expectations are a consideration: .
Lecture IX: Values and prices: reintroducing ethical considerations into economics: .