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Neo-pluralism as a research approach in contemporary employment relations and HRM: complexity and dialogue , pp 34-52: Peter Ackers
Neo-Ricardian economics , pp 416-429: Heinz Kurz and Neri Salvadori
Neo-Schumpetarian Perspectives in Entreprenurship Research: Thomas Grebel
Neo-Schumpeterian Perspectives on Innovation and Growth: David Wolfe and Eirik Vatne
Neo-Schumpeterian Simulation Models: Paul Windrum
Neo-tribe theory and community experience in tourism and leisure , pp 39-54: Kubra Asan
Neoclassical and Keynesian macro models: thinking about the ‘special case’ , pp 187-211: Marco Missaglia
Neoclassical and ‘New’ Growth Theory: A Critique: .
Neoclassical Development Economics: Salim Rashid
Neoclassical distribution and growth theory: old and new–and a critique , pp 50-119: .
Neoclassical economics , pp 246-251: Dimitris Milonakis
Neoclassical Economics: .
Neoclassical Frameworks for Optimizing the Value of Marine Resources , pp 95-118: Basil Sharp, Chris Batstone, Basil Sharp and Chris Batstone
Neoclassical labor economics: its implications for labor and employment law , pp 20-51: Michael L. Wachter
Neoclassical Microeconomic Theory, Critique of: .
Neoclassical paradigm and the anomaly of the Austrian School , pp 3-10: .
Neoclassical Theory of Finance and Investment , pp 12-27: .
Neoclassical Theory on Capital Structure , pp 47-60: .
Neoclassical Theory on Dividend Policy , pp 61-71: .
Neoclassical Trade Theory: Alfred Marshall, Vilfredo Pareto and Enrico Barone , pp 127-156: .
Neoclassical Trade Theory: Gottfried Haberler, Eli Heckscher and Bertil Ohlin , pp 157-181: .
Neoclassicism in the Balkans: Vladimir Gligorov
Neoliberal economics and the consumer promise: The welfarist individual: George Kararach
Neoliberal Globalization and Higher Education Policy in India: Sangeeta G. Kamat
Neoliberal policies and higher education in post-socialist Mongolia: Orkhon Gantogtokh and Lesley Andres
Neoliberal story: Kristín Vala Ragnarsdóttir and Ásgeir Brynjar Torfason
Neoliberalism , pp 240-245: Gérard Duménil and Dominique Lévy
Neoliberalism and Chicago: Robert Van Horn and Philip Mirowski
Neoliberalism and development , pp 39-54: Bill Dunn
Neoliberalism and globalization: the puzzle of Chile and Taiwan , pp 1-5: .
Neoliberalism and power , pp 305-320: Marlyana Azyyati Marzukhi
Neoliberalism and the economic miracles in Chile and Taiwan , pp 120-139: .
Neoliberalism and the paradoxes in economic theory , pp 6-28: .
Neoliberalism and the problem of the corporation , pp 103-128: .
Neoliberalism as a contract-based order , pp 156-179: .
Neoliberalism or Regulatory Capitalism?: .
Neoliberalism takes over , pp 1-19: .
Neoliberalism, debt, and discipline: Tayyab Mahmud
Neoliberalism, precarious work and remaking the geography of global capitalism , pp 1-36: Andrew Herod and Rob Lambert
Neoliberalization in urban governance at the real estate turn: perspective from urban redevelopment in China , pp 225-243: Xiang Li
NEPA in the United States: death by extremism or redesign of a more useful tool? , pp 28-46: Michael R. Greenberg and Stuart Shapiro
Nepal: S.R. Osmani and B.B. Bajracharya
Nesting Lamarckism within Darwinian Explanations: Necessity in Economics and Possibility in Biology?: Thorbjørn Knudsen
Net addition and impact on economic thinking of medieval Europe , pp 61-74: .
Net cost calculation: a practical example concerning La Poste and its territorial presence obligation , pp 214-226: Frédéric Fustier, Lionel Janin and Racha Sahly
Net zero aviation: rising to the challenge: Lynnette Dray
Net zero emissions and low-carbon alternatives , pp 66-94: .
Net zero targets and governance: A literature review (2009-2021) , pp 49-66: Ifigeneia Paliampelou
NETA and transmission: Ralph Turvey
Netnography 2.0: a new approach to examine crowds on social media , pp 216-233: Mathias Efinger, Xisa Lina Eich, Marius Heck, Dung Phuong Nguyen, Halil Ibrahim Özlü, Teresa Heyder and Peter A. Gloor