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RCTs, the What Works centre and children's social care: Donald Forrester
RD programs as instruments for governmental RD funding policy , pp 107-122: Emanuela Reale, Magnus Gulbrandsen and Thomas Scherngell
Re-conceptualising entrepreneurial ecosystems: a theoretical exploration of evolution over space and time , pp 221-235: Andrew Johnston, Paul Lassalle and Sakura Yamamura
Re-conceptualizing social capital , pp 233-249: .
Re-defining modes of learning , pp 168-177: Sue Beckingham
Re-enchanting the walkable city: controversies and turmoil in Athens's public space: Dimitra Kanellopoulou
Re-enchanting the world: la bruja and class struggle in Chicana/Latina cultural production , pp 37-51: Norell Martínez
Re-engaging with the state: examining (prospective) links between labour geography and labour inspection: Thomas Hastings
Re-establishing Growth After the Crisis – Lessons from the Nordic Countries: Seppo Honkapohja
Re-evolution of growth pole settlements in northern peripheries? Reflecting the emergence of an LNG hub in Northern Australia with experiences from Northern Norway: Sveinung Eikeland, Trond Nilsen and Andrew Taylor
Re-framing prosecutorial perceptions of ‘justice’: Towards the goal of ‘thrivership’ , pp 384-400: Antonia Porter
Re-framing the Discussion: How White Male Supremacy Continues to Obscure the Reality of Gender in Higher Education: Elizabeth Higginbotham
Re-futuring creative economies: beyond bad dreams and the banal imagination , pp 216-227: Mark Banks
Re-greening the Earth While Making Our Economies More Peaceful and Fair: Willem Hoogendyk
Re-imagining mothers exercising leadership in sport management , pp 291-303: Talia Ritondo, Sarah Leberman and Dawn E. Trussell
Re-imagining the household through insurance , pp 296-308: Kate Booth and Antonia Settle
Re-imagining the role of the sovereign state and individual rights in mitigating the effects of the deterioration of the environment , pp 121-142: Francois Venter
Re-interpreting marketings role in the study of the Asian consumer , pp 170-180: Foo Nin Ho and Jared Wong
Re-inventing Innovation: Pierre-Benoit Joly, Arie Rip and Michael Callon
Re-negotiating infrastructural boundaries in urban spaces: road maintenance as a dualistic mode of infrastructuring , pp 417-429: Roman Solé-Pomies
Re-orienting Development in Uncertain Times: Jayati Ghosh
Re-partnering across the life course: Katya Ivanova
Re-personalizing personal data in the cloud , pp 69-95: Anne S.Y. Cheung
Re-reading Hollis and Nell , pp 3-34: .
Re-regulation for parcel delivery in the e-commerce context? , pp 131-145: Joost Vantomme
Re-routing globalization: polycrisis, Europe's decline and the crisis of Atlanticism: Alan W. Cafruny and Vassilis K. Fouskas
Re-shaping global borders: EU trade policy and the interregional preference , pp 263-280: Philippe De Lombaerde, Ludger Kühnhardt and Mario Filadoro
Re-thinking Macroeconomic Policies: Malcolm Sawyer
Re-thinking resilience in transitional times , pp 260-271: Helen Cahill
Re-visiting the patents and access to medicines dichotomy: An evaluation of TRIPs implementation and public health safeguards in developing countries , pp 109-130: Tahir Amin
Reaching and Maintaining Structural Balance: Leaders in the States: Katherine Willoughby
Reaching beyond banks: how to target trade-based money laundering and terrorist financing outside the financial sector , pp 52-76: Ross S. Delston and Stephen C. Walls
Reaching halal and Islamic market segments: tapping marketing opportunities beyond the borders , pp 198-210: Mohammad Mominul Islam
Reaching Scale: Utilities as Platforms to Provide Opportunities for the Majority: Francisco Mejia
Reaching SDG #3 – Good Health and Well-being: evidence from healthcare initiatives in South Africa: Constance Dumalanède
Reactivating abandoned infrastructure development and considering the Islamic finance option: a case study of Nigeria , pp 116-142: Ziyaad Mahomed, Mustapha Akinlaso and Shamsher Mohamad
Read a lot! , pp 27-28: .
Read all about it: media reporting of country ranks , pp 131-163: .
Read and debate each others work , pp 137-138: .
Read around the topic , pp 198-199: .
Read, write, reread and rewrite , pp 68-70: .
Readiness for funding: the influence of entrepreneurial team diversity , pp 147-165: Candida G. Brush, Linda F. Edelman and Tatiana S. Manolova
Readiness of the construction industry to adopt the modern methods of construction: a scoping review: Ali M. Saad, Mohammed Fadhil Dulaimi, Chris Gorse and Suhaib Arogundade
Reading Edith Penrose's The Theory of the Growth of the Firm forty years on (1959-1999) , pp 148-178: Margherita Turvani
Reading for economic difference , pp 476-485: J.K. Gibson-Graham
Reading Freeman when ladders for development are gone , pp 441-455: Rodrigo Arocena and Judith Sutz
Reading mitigation obligations in internationally recognised human rights: Margaretha Wewerinke-Singh and Ruby Rorty
Reading the socio-ecological fix through the lens of labour: the subsumption of nature and labour in British Columbia's forests: Michael Ekers
Readings and library , pp 111-115: Katia Caldari
Readjusting the perspective on LMT firms in product supply chains in light of knowledge-intensive activity , pp 166-190: Isabel Schwinge