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Strategizing with data: data-based innovations and complementarities , pp 239-254: Cristina Alaimo and Aleksi Aaltonen
Strategy and Motivation for PRC Outward Direct Investments with Particular Reference to Enterprises from the Pearl River Delta , pp 140-161: Choo-sin Tseng and Simon K.M. Mak
Strategy and Transaction Costs: Laura Poppo
Strategy for Economic Growth in Brazil: A Post Keynesian Approach: José Luís Oreiro and Luiz Fernando de Paula
Strategy for economic recovery from the COVID-19 disaster: Japan aims to become a startup nation again , pp 269-291: Shigeo Kagami
Strategy in governance: communities and their futures reimagined and reconstructed , pp 200-222: .
Strategy in information intensive services , pp 2-22: Uday M. Apte, Uday S. Karmarkar and Hiranya Nath
Strategy Research in Asia: Andrew Delios, Wei Wei Xu and Kulwant Singh
Strategy to Join the Elite: Merger and the 2015 Agenda at the University of Manchester: Luke Georghiou
Strategy under woke capitalism , pp 186-205: Nicolai Foss and Peter G. Klein
Strategy, Innovation and Entrepreneurship: An Evolutionary Learning Perspective , pp 181-208: Carl Henning Reschke and Sascha Kraus
Stratification and cumulative advantages in academia: gender and national differences , pp 342-355: Jens Peter Andersen
Stratified access to care and mental health implications for pregnant and postpartum immigrants in the USMexico border region , pp 101-114: Victoria De Anda and Carina Heckert
Stratified domestic demand: the “seedbed effect” on automobile firms observed from county-level sales data , pp 179-212: Moriki Ohara
Straw wars â€“ a consequential saga: the life cycle climate change consequences of replacing plastic with paper , pp 410-424: Simon Hoge and Miguel BrandÃ£o
Street fights in the Anthropocene: a research agenda for aligning climate justice and urban transportation , pp 201-212: Jason Henderson
Street-side citizenships: claim-making and the reordering of streets in Indian cities , pp 296-310: Yogi Joseph, Sreelakshmi Ramachandran and Govind Gopakumar
Streeten, Paul Patrick (b. 1917): .
Strengthening added value and sustainability orientation in the EU budget , pp 92-105: Margit Schratzenstaller
Strengthening capacity for teaching of health economics in sub-Saharan Africa , pp 222-236: Thomas Wilkinson, Susan Cleary and Justice Nonvignon
Strengthening Community Participation in Primary Health Care: Experiences from South Africa: Andrew Gibbs and Catherine Campbell
Strengthening economic convergence in Europe , pp 64-71: Jeffrey D. Sachs
Strengthening employment-based pensions: Robert L. Clark and Olivia Mitchell
Strengthening environmental governance in the food sector: learning from China’s progress in dairy safety , pp 178-198: Jonathan Schwestka and Jose A. Puppim de Oliveira
Strengthening health services with quality in a net zero transition , pp 271-282: Yatindra Kumar Ramgolam, Kaviraj Bangarigadu, Tavish Hookoom and Chandrika Ramiah
Strengthening institutions against corruption? Biofuel deals in Ghana , pp 117-130: Festus Boamah and Aled Williams
Strengthening local government finance: the case of Bulgaria , pp 94-116: Svetlana Alexandrova
Strengthening policy incentives , pp 165-174: Colin G. Brown, Jeffrey Bennett, Qiao Guanghua, Lkhagvadorj Dorjburegdaa, Jane Addison, Udval Gombosuren, David Kemp and Li Ping
Strengthening social infrastructure in long-term care for older people: coordinated action and local empowerment in Europe , pp 39-56: Cassandra Simmons, Stefania Ilinca, Adelina Comas-Herrera, Claire Champeix, Lian Southard and Nick Zonnenveld
Strengthening Systemic Financial Regulation: Masahiro Kawai and Michael Pomerleano
Strengthening the Academic Presidency: Recommendations for Presidents and Governing Boards: Robert M. O’Neil
Strengths and weaknesses of the British market model , pp 156-181: David M Newbery
Strengths and weaknesses of the PJM market model , pp 182-204: William W. Hogan
Strengths and weaknesses of traditional arrangments for electricity supply , pp 13-35: Richard Schmalensee
Strengths-based engagement with student veterans: reframing possibilities and challenges for higher education institutions , pp 213-223: Katie R. Sullivan and Kay Yoon
Strengths-based service solutions: mapping a way forward in marketplace vulnerabilities , pp 251-280: Janet Davey, Raechel Johns and Henna M. Leino
Stress, shock and the sustainability of resource use in semi-arid environments , pp 142-176: .
Stretching the Boundaries of Multifunctionality? An Evolving Common Agricultural Policy within the World Trade Legal Order: Michael Cardwell
Strict Liability versus Negligence: Hans-Bernd SchÃ¤fer and Frank MÃ¼ller-Langer
Strict liability when victims choose the value of the asset at risk , pp 87-111: Florian Baumann and Tim Friehe
Strike activity in Korea , pp 268-286: Kyoung Won Park
Strikes and decent work , pp 438-447: Jörg Nowak
Stripping resources and investing abroad: a path to sustainable development? , pp 189-202: John Pezzey
Striving despite disruption: young peoples occupational identity and economic opportunity during COVID-19 , pp 10-40: Jaclyn Kelly and Anindya Kundu
Striving Towards Sustainable Development in a Globalizing Economy: Universities and Civil Society Organizations in India: Jamuna Ramakrishna
Strong Blockholders and Corporate Governance Structures that Improve Minority Shareholders’ Protection: The Case of Telecom Italia: Andrea Melis
Strong Plots: Popular Culture in Management Practice and Theory: Barbara Czarniawska and Carl Rhodes
Strong sustainability and critical natural capital , pp 55-71: Paul Ekins
Strong Ties, Weak Ties, and Strangers: Do Women Owners Differ from Men in Their Use of Networking to Obtain Assistance? , pp 151-175: .