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Multilateral versus Regional Trading Arrangements: Substitutes or Complements?: Richard Lipsey and Murray G. Smith
Multilateralising Regionalism: Spaghetti Bowls as Building Blocks on the Path to Global Free Trade: Richard Baldwin
Multilateralism and FTAs: A Chinese Perspective on an Australia–China FTA: Dashu Wang
Multilateralism and global governance: Japan in the World Bank, the G7 and G20 summits , pp 44-63: Ryo Oshiba
Multilateralism and international cooperation for sustainable development: Francisco Rojas Aravena and Emily Alfaro Rojas
Multilateralism and legal ordering , pp 121-146: .
Multilateralism in the global governance of artificial intelligence: Michal Natorski
Multilateralizing East Asian Regionalism: Inkyo Cheong
Multilevel cooperation on behalf of the ocean governance: the Brazilian Navy case study , pp 100-119: Carolina Ambinder de Carvalho, Daniele Dionisio da Silva and Sabrina Evangelista Medeiros
Multilevel governance in the EU: Arjan H. Schakel and Michaël Tatham
Multilevel governance in the first wave of Covid-19 , pp 430-445: Marta Angelici, Paolo Berta, Joan Costa-Font and Gilberto Turati
Multilevel governance of climate change and ecological transition: Sean Dougherty and Andoni Montes Nebreda
Multilevel interactions with a Keynesian flavour in a stochastic macroeconomic model , pp 75-110: Edoardo Gaffeo
Multilevel mixed methods research designs in business and management , pp 275-291: Victoria L. Murphy
Multilevel models , pp 173-186: Richard Harris
Multilevel policy regimes, political cleavages and party systems: horizontal and vertical transfer of policies and its effects , pp 385-404: Hiroshi Shiratori
Multilevel protection of fundamental rights in Europe and its impact on Asia , pp 201-223: Yumiko Nakanishi
Multilevel research designs: Jonas W. B. Lang and Paul D. Bliese
Multilevel systems and policy , pp 363-387: Professor Jeffrey Johnson, Professor Joyce Fortune and Dr Jane Bromley
Multilingual essay mills: the need for research beyond English language commercial providers , pp 152-162: Sarah Elaine Eaton and Roswita Dressler
Multilingual organizations as ‘linguascapes’ and the discursive position of English , pp 168-190: Chris Steyaert, Anja Ostendorp and Claudine Gaibrois
Multimodal Network Permits: Compliance Versus Noncompliance , pp 266-300: .
Multimodality: Rumana Sarker
Multimodality: Elisa Lehrer, Matthias Wenzel and Eric Knight
Multimodality toolkit for political discourse analysis: a focus on visual rhetoric , pp 235-249: Katarzyna Molek-Kozakowska and Agnieszka Kampka
Multinational Banking: Historical, Empirical and Case Perspectives: Elisa A. Curry, Justin G. Fung and Ian R. Harper
Multinational Companies and the Production of Collective Goods in Central and Eastern Europe: Bob Hancké
Multinational companies at the intersection of home and host country foreign direct investment policies: an analysis of Chinese investments in Europe , pp 259-273: Filip De Beule and Louis Brennan
Multinational Corporations and Global Governance: Jane Rooney
Multinational corporations as partners in global governance , pp 147-176: .
Multinational enterprise and economic analysis: technology and productivity: Sylvia Ostry
Multinational Enterprise and National Economic Policy , pp 370-390: Alan Rugman and Alain Verbeke
Multinational Enterprise Strategy and the NAFTA Trade and Environment Regime , pp 301-317: Alan Rugman and John Kirton
Multinational enterprises: Annabel Christie and Esther Tippmann
Multinational Enterprises: Matthias Busse
Multinational enterprises and climate change strategies , pp 472-485: Ans Kolk and Jonatan Jonatan
Multinational Enterprises and Clusters: An Organizing Framework , pp 251-270: Alan Rugman and Alain Verbeke
Multinational enterprises and developing countries: background and preview: .
Multinational enterprises and gender equity in STEM , pp 57-77: Salwa M. Beheiry, Norita Ahmad, Linzi J. Kemp and Richard Schoephoerster
Multinational enterprises and global strategies to collaborate with SDG 2 and SDG 3 , pp 151-163: Aldo Alvarez-Risco and Shyla Del-Aguila-Arcentales
Multinational Enterprises and High-Tech Clusters in the Health Industry: Some Preliminary Results in Italy: Marco Bellandi and Nicoletta Tessieri
Multinational enterprises and international cartels: the strategic implications of de-globalisation , pp 72-92: with Peter J. Buckley
Multinational enterprises and manufacturing for export: emerging patterns and opportunities for latecomers: .
Multinational Enterprises and Public Policy , pp 413-434: Alan Rugman and Alain Verbeke
Multinational enterprises and public policy: Alan Rugman and Alain Verbeke
Multinational Enterprises and Regional Economic Integration: Rethinking Key Metrics in International Business: Alan Rugman and Chang Hoon Oh
Multinational enterprises and the globalization of R&D: a study of US-based firms: .
Multinational Enterprises from Small Economies: The Internationalization Patterns of Large Companies from Denmark, Finland and Norway: Gabriel Benito, Jorma Larimo, Rajneesh Narula and Torben Pedersen
Multinational enterprises in APEC , pp 124-148: Alan Rugman and Cecilia Brain
Multinational enterprises: theories, practices, effects and policies , pp 245-261: Filip De Beule and Andreja Jaklič