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Introduction: Trade Liberalization in the Twenty-first Century: Razeen Sally
Introduction: trade wars past and present: causes, dynamics and consequences , pp 1-25: Ka Zeng and Wei Liang
Introduction: Trading Toward a Stable Climate , pp 1-26: Suzi Kerr
Introduction: transitions, Grand Challenges and big promises , pp 1-16: .
Introduction: Trojan horses, pirate bays and anti-counterfeiting , pp 1-10: Peggy E. Chaudhry
Introduction: two decades of structural reform and political change in Italy and Japan , pp 1-24: Hideko Magara
Introduction: two different Western models , pp 1-15: .
Introduction: Two Images of Economics , pp 1-40: .
Introduction: Uncertainty and Discovery in a Post-Disaster Context: Emily Chamlee-Wright and Virgil Storr
Introduction: Understanding Fiscal Decentralization: Bilin Neyapti
Introduction: Understanding the Politics of Artificial Intelligence: Pascal D. Koenig
Introduction: University spin-offs and the region , pp 1-18: .
Introduction: unravelling the relationship between standards and innovation , pp 1-18: Richard Hawkins and Knut Blind
Introduction: Urban Growth Patterns – Trends and Policy Issues: M. Pacione
Introduction: Utilities at the Base of the Pyramid: Patricia Márquez and Carlos Rufín
Introduction: What are creative cities?: David Emanuel Andersson
Introduction: what are experiments, and why are they important?: Michael Sanders, David Westlake and Vanessa Hirneis
Introduction: What do we Need Evaluation For?: Reinhard Stockmann
Introduction: what is at stake regarding the collective representation of contingent workers? , pp 1-18: Sofía Pérez de Guzmán, Marcela Iglesias-Onofrio and Ivana Pais
Introduction: what is ecological economics and why do we need it now more than ever , pp 1-15: Robert Costanza, Jon D. Erickson, Joshua Farley and Ida Kubiszewski
Introduction: what is energy innovation and why is it important?: Laura Diaz Anadon, Abhishek Malhotra, Ambuj D. Sagar and Elena Verdolini
Introduction: What is the New Economy?: Dennis Jansen
Introduction: what makes the Juncker Commission interesting? , pp 1-8: .
Introduction: what needs to be rethought? , pp 1-21: .
Introduction: Which Industrial and Innovation Policies are Appropriate for Post-socialist Eastern Europe? , pp 1-10: Christian von Hirschhausen and Jürgen Bitzer
Introduction: why do we need a research agenda for ageing and social policy in the 21st century? , pp 3-18: Kai Leichsenring and Alexandre Sidorenko
Introduction: why historical methods in management? , pp 1-15: Stephanie Decker, William M. Foster and Elena Giovannoni
Introduction: why is Latin America not developed?: Francisco Rodríguez
Introduction: Work, Life and Time in the New Economy: Diane Perrons, Linda McDowell, Colette Fagan, Kath Ray and Kevin Ward
Introduction: ‘changing philosophies’: Aaron C.T. Smith, James Skinner and Daniel Read
Introductions, titles and abstracts , pp 52-69: .
Introductory chapter , pp 1-15: Stef Proost and John B. Braden
Introductory remarks: Geoffrey Samuel
Introspection on the logic of theory of organizational control in criminal law , pp 146-170: Yuan Guohe
Intuition and behavioural economics: A very brief history , pp 321-331: Roger Frantz
Invalidation: Robert Mirko Stutz and Evelyne Feller
Invasion of the Bloggers: A Preliminary Study on the Demography and Content of the Economic Blogosphere: Tiago Mata
Inventing conditionality, exploring its politics (1946-1958) , pp 22-48: .
Inventing innovation policy , pp 96-114: .
Inventing technological innovation , pp 124-138: .
Inventive ideas as a driver of technology transfer , pp 65-78: .
Inventive ideas as a driver of technology transfer activity: a case study , pp 79-85: .
Inventory analysis: Petra Zapp, Sally Springer and Christina Wulf
Inverse Infrastructures and their Emergence at the Edge of Order and Chaos: An Analytic Framework: Jan van den Berg
Inverse Telecommunications: The Future for Rural Areas in Developing Countries?: Rudi Westerveld
Investigating and enforcing insider trading and market manipulation laws across borders , pp 98-152: .
Investigating Boundary Issues Arising from Congestion Charging in a Bottleneck Scenario: Ethan Y. Ge and Kathryn Stewart
Investigating happiness: a socio-spatial inequalities perspective , pp 26-44: Thanasis Ziogas and Dimitris Ballas
Investigating Net Benefits from Alternative Uses of Resources: Bill Malcolm
Investigating Productivity Slowdown in the 1990s by using the KLEM Database in Japan: Masahiro Kuroda, Kazuyuki Motohashi and Kazushige Shimpo