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Making research matter: a synthesis of survey findings , pp 276-296: Bo Göransson
Making sense of a co-innovation journey across multiple contexts: a case study of an entrepreneurship micro-credential , pp 9-27: Anette Kairikko and Johanna Koskinen
Making sense of digital traces in migration contexts , pp 172-192: Helena Dedecek Gertz, Earvin Cabalquinto and Koen Leurs
Making sense of global standards: Khalid Nadvi and Frank Wältring
Making Shanghai a Creative City: Exploring the Creative Cluster Strategy from a Chinese Perspective: Yawei Chen
Making space: relational ethnography and emergent resistance , pp 107-122: Sarah Zell and Amelia Curran
Making sports economics inclusive: why you arent teaching sports economics well if women are not part of your story , pp 128-164: David Berri
Making the case for agroecological innovation: the need for technical but also political entrepreneurs , pp 296-298: Sébastien Treyer
Making the case for single-case research on family business , pp 95-107: Lori Tribble Trudell, Theodore Waldron and James Wetherbe
Making the Deal: George Kimball and Mark W. Heaphy
Making the International System Work for the Platinum Age , pp 162-192: .
Making the Large-Enrollment Course Interactive and Engaging: Stephen Buckles, Gail Hoyt and Jennifer Imazeki
Making the sustainability journey: drivers, mechanisms and barriers affecting the nexus between non-financial reporting and organizational change: Gianluca Vitale, Sebastiano Cupertino and Angelo Riccaboni
Making visible the invisible: intangibles, ESG and tax: Eelco van der Enden and Bronte Klein
Making waves in the Blue Pacific: gender mainstreaming in and through Pacific regional institutions: Tara Chetty, Josephine Kalsuak, Anita Afford and Margaret Fox
Malawi: Chipatala Cha Pa Foni , pp 82-91: .
Malaysia: Ahmad Zubaidi Baharumshah
Malaysia , pp 213-245: Tham Siew Yean
Malaysia: Mohamed Ariff and Gregore Pio Lopez
Malaysia's recovery: issues in economic management, trade policy, knowledge-based industries and globalization: Tran Van Hoa
Malaysia: broad-based financial liberalization stopped in its tracks , pp 83-109: .
Malaysian investors’ perspectives on the integration and co- movement of Islamic stock markets in developed and developing countries , pp 624-656: Marjan Naseri, Syed Othman Alhabshi and Abul Masih
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Mali: Tiziana Corda
Malls, modernity and consumption: Accra's malls’ new consumption culture and the Ghanaian middle class as consumers of ‘glocal’ modernity: Alexander Kofi Eduful
Malthus on Indolence , pp 74-95: John Pullen
Malthus, Thomas Robert: .
Malthus, Thomas Robert: .
Malthus’s Optimal Rate of Saving Revisited , pp 69-77: .
Man-made crises - war, conflict and food as a weapon , pp 75-89: .
Manage disruptions, interruptions and transitions successfully , pp 208-221: .
Manage job interview failure and success , pp 83-91: .
Manage your career , pp 93-100: .
Manage your time , pp 101-111: .
Managed Competition in Health Care and the Unfinished Agenda , pp 86-100: .
Managed Trade, Trade Liberalisation and Local Pollution , pp 50-74: .
Management ability, strategy, tactics and team performance , pp 166-188: Carlos Barros, Eduardo Couto and Antonio Samagaio
Management accounting and control for sustainability - management control as a moderator when transforming sustainability ambitions into actions in a public organisation , pp 130-143: Matti Skoog and Mathias Cöster
Management accounting and control in the age of digital transformation: preconditions, opportunities and challenges: Robert Obermaier and Markus Grottke
Management accounting change and information systems: key themes from the literature , pp 19-34: Martin Quinn and Danielle McConville
Management and governance of the modern university: variations in the United States , pp 96-111: David D. Dill
Management and workplace trade unionism: Clydeside engineering, 1945-1957 , pp 174-186: Alan McKinlay
Management challenges of cultural heritage organizations , pp i-i: Xavier Casta-er
Management Characteristics of Mega-Projects: Hans de Bruijn and Martijn Leijten
Management Control after Privatization: Illustrations from Less Developed Countries: Trevor Hopper, Mathew Tsamenyi, Shahzad Uddin and Danture Wickramasinghe
Management control systems and ethics , pp 155-167: Martin Messner and Albrecht Becker
Management control, ownership and development: illustrations from a privatized Bangladeshi enterprise , pp 231-272: Shahzad Uddin and Trevor Hopper
Management decentralization in practice: a comparison of public health and water services in Ghana , pp 188-206: George A. Larbi
Management Education and the Humanities: The Challenge of Post-Bureaucracy: John Hendry
Management guidance: Mei Feng and Lian Fen Lee