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My Life and Economics: Ronald Ehrenberg
My Life Philosophy: Everett E. Hagen
My Life Philosophy: Bela Balassa
My Life Philosophy: Allan Meltzer
My Life Philosophy: Irma Adelman
My Life Philosophy: Eli Ginzberg
My research journey in the offline and online world of social media , pp 194-203: Samreen Ashraf
Myanmar: Marco Bünte and Loren Bustos
Myanmar (Burma): Tin Maung Maung Than
Myanmars mango export to China and Singapore: implications for export destination diversification , pp 43-62: Koji Kubo and Wah Wah Htun
Myanmars watermelon exports to China: impacts of unofficial investment by Chinese on the diffusion of a horticultural crop , pp 63-81: Koji Kubo
Myrdal, Growth Processes and Equilibrium Theories: Carlo Panico and MariaOlivella Rizza
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Myrdal, Gunnar (1898-1987): .
Myth of Chinese banks’ success and shadow banking , pp 38-65: .
Myths about Case Studies , pp 59-67: .
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NAFTA and Beyond: .
NAFTA and the Broader Impacts of Trade Agreements on Industrial Development: When ‘Second-Order Effects’ Dominate: Robert K. McCleery and Fernando De Paolis
NAFTA in the Global Context: .
NAFTAs lessons on labor standards and trade agreements , pp 274-296: Lance Compa
Nairobi , pp 52-65: .
Nanotechnology Products in Australia: Chemicals, Cosmetics and Regulatory Character: Diana Bowman and Graeme Hodge
Nanotechnology Regulation: Developments in the United Kingdom: Qasim Chaudhry, Carolyn George and Richard Watkins
Nanotechnology Regulation: The United States Approach: .
Nanotechnology, Society and Collective Imaginary: Setting the Research Agenda: .
Narrating rhetorical history to present an appearance of organizational authenticity , pp 396-411: Kai Lamertz
Narrative 10: My education story , pp 387-388: Alexander Elliott
Narrative 11: The "lucky" one , pp 418-420: Ayah Wehbe
Narrative 12: The draining expectations placed upon marginalised groups , pp 469-469: Mac Zamani
Narrative 13: Voice, choice and a better outcome , pp 536-538: Raelene West
Narrative 14: Technology in the lives of people with disabilities , pp 581-582: Brooke Ellison
Narrative 15: Disability rights and robotics: being there without being there , pp 632-635: Sophie Savage and Tillie Curran
Narrative 16: In her lifetime , pp 667-668: Lee Tsourvakas
Narrative 17: Supported or stuck? Disability employment policy for young people , pp 684-685: Sionainn Jans
Narrative 18: Sanist wonderland , pp 739-740: Damian Mellifont
Narrative 19: I want a job , pp 772-772: Sadiel Albakri
Narrative 1: Mia's piece - Candice, "Defying Gravity" and I , pp 15-16: Mia Boonen
Narrative 20: Living with a disability: what difference would a guaranteed livable income make? , pp 805-806: Joe Foster
Narrative 2: Evil: disabled villains in media , pp 65-66: Em Dewhurst
Narrative 3: If my childhood can have CRPD's company , pp 100-101: Honglu Zhu
Narrative 4: The effect of disability policy on lives , pp 183-185: Chien-Ju Chou
Narrative 5: Locked-in, locked-down: lived experience of a non-speaker , pp 233-233: Tim Chan
Narrative 6: Affection and emancipation: the friendship of four disabled women , pp 251-255: Karla Garcia Luiz, Laureane Marília de Lima Costa, Mariana Lúcia Agnese Costa e Rosa and Thaís Becker Henriques Silveira
Narrative 7: Disabled Howl - AS1428.1 2021 and all that jazz , pp 272-273: Peter Raisbeck
Narrative 8: A quiet genocide: the power of segregation , pp 303-304: Cindy Liu
Narrative 9: My work advocating for the Syrian community , pp 322-329: Mahmoud Murad, Miream Salameh, Maree Higgins and Miream Salameh
Narratives and future industry and market outcomes: Nicholas Mangee
Narratives and storytelling processes in the analysis of political discourse , pp 204-218: Anna De Fina