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- Multinationals and the developing countries

- Louis T. Well
- Multinationals and the International Competitiveness of ASEAN Firms

- Nessara Sukpanich and Alan Rugman
- Multinationals are Multicultural Units: Some Indications from a Cross-cultural Study

- Nantawan Noi Kwanjai and J. Friso den Hertog
- Multinationals from emerging economies: a new challenge of practice to theory , pp 103-118

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- Multinationals in Global Governance

- David L. Levy and Peter Newell
- Multinationals, connectivity and global cities , pp 284-319

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- Multinationals, emerging economies and the changing economic geography , pp 320-352

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- Multinationals, variety of geographies and evolution , pp 193-243

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- Multinationals: in theory and practice , pp 1-12

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- Multinationals’ R&D in China and its Implications for China’s National System of Innovation

- Si Zhang
- Multiple case study design , pp 112-130

- Veena Vohra
- Multiple discrete-continuous choice models: a reflective analysis and a prospective view , pp 427-454

- Chandra Bhat and Abdul Pinjari
- Multiple discrete-continuous choice models: a reflective analysis and a prospective view , pp 452-488

- Abdul R. Pinjari, Chandra Bhat, Shobhit Saxena and Aupal Mondal
- Multiple domains and categories of employee green behaviours: more than conservation , pp 13-38

- Deniz S. Ones, Brenton M. Wiernik, Stephan Dilchert and Rachael M. Klein
- Multiple Equilibria, Critical Masses, and Institutional Change. The coup d'état problem , pp 250-263

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- Multiple publics, disjunctures, and hybrid systems: how marginalised groups stake their claims to transport infrastructure , pp 311-322

- Lindsay Blair Howe, Margot Rubin, Sarah Charlton, Muhammed Suleman, Alexandra Parker and Anselmo Cani
- Multiple-winner voting rules , pp 303-324

- Nicolaus Tideman
- Multipliers, factor contents, and productivity , pp 223-244

- Thijs ten Raa
- Multipolarity and regional integration , pp 106-130

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- Multiproduct monopoly with positional externalities , pp 25-42

- Luca Lambertini and Raimondello Orsini
- Multiproduct, Multipollutant Firms with Transaction Costs , pp 88-122

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- Multisensory approaches to researching the past: insights from history and archaeology , pp 173-187

- Hannah Platts
- Multistage Stochastic Mean-Variance Portfolio Analysis with Transaction Costs , pp 46-66

- Nalan G√ºlpinar, Berç Rustem and Reuben Settergren
- Multistakeholder human rights initiatives , pp 219-229

- Dorothée Baumann-Pauly and Michael Posner
- Multistate infringement of design rights: jurisdiction and applicable law - the European approach , pp 455-482

- Alexander von Mühlendahl
- Mumbai as a Global City: A Theoretical Essay

- Jan Nijman
- Munich’s Media Cluster at the Crossroads

- Harold Bathelt
- Municipal broadband Internet initiatives: Lessons from US history , pp 302-324

- Carol Ting
- Municipal budgets, balance sheets, and acute fiscal shock , pp 204-219

- Robert S. Kravchuk
- Municipal finance in federalist systems , pp 370-390

- Chris Thayer, Alex Hathaway and Jorge Martinez-Vazquez
- Municipal finances in unitary systems: the effects of crises on financial autonomy in four European countries , pp 391-407

- Ringa Raudla, Mark Callanan, Kurt Houlberg and Filipe Teles
- Municipal financial risks: special-purpose district financial health during COVID-19 , pp 187-203

- Temirlan T. Moldogaziev, Marc Joffe and Allan Wheeler
- Municipal revenues: data dilemmas, structures, and trends , pp 8-23

- Justin Ross and Lanjun Peng
- Municipalities in the intergovernmental revenue system: the federal government’s stabilization function? , pp 88-104

- Amanda Kass, Christiana McFarland, Farhad Omeyr and Michael A. Pagano
- Murmurs of an industrial revolution in Africa: is it time for Africa? , pp 54-74

- Horman Chitonge
- Museum futures and other heritage futures , pp 145-156

- Anders Högberg and Cornelius Holtorf
- Museums

- Peter S. Johnson
- Museums , pp 330-343

- Trilce Navarrete
- Museums

- Víctor Fernández-Blanco and Juan Prieto-Rodriguez
- Museums and the memory of genocide , pp 276-287

- Amy Sodaro
- Museums in the neighborhood: the local economic impact of museums , pp 191-204

- Stephen Sheppard
- Music and genocide , pp 237-247

- Stéphanie Khoury
- Music licensing in the digital age

- Michael A. Einhorn
- Music pictures

- Andrew E. Burke
- Musings on the World Political Economy of the Future: A Plural Global System? , pp 62-83

- David Calleo
- Muslim civil society and philanthropy in Germany , pp 197-212

- Siri Hummel and Malte Schrader
- Muslim contributions to economics science , pp iii-iii

- Abdul Azim Islahi
- Muslim philanthropy and civil society in Bangladesh: unorganized, but impactful , pp 233-253

- Samiul Hasan
- Muslim philanthropy and civil society in the Caribbean and The Bahamas , pp 345-363

- Kim Williams-Pulfer
- Muslim philanthropy in China , pp 289-306

- Lili Wang
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