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Real-time data and forecasting , pp 334-360: Michael Clements and Ana Beatriz Galvão
Real-time passenger information: Achille Fonzone, Grigorios Fountas and Arkadiusz Drabicki
Real-time rendering: Eli Noam
Real-time spatiotemporal data mining for short-term traffic forecasting: Hongyu Sun, Heng Xiao and Bin Ran
Real-world decision-making on mega-projects: politics, bias and strategic behaviour , pp 57-82: Martijn Leijten
Realeconomik: Using the messy human experience to drive clean theoretical advance in economics , pp 80-103: Gigi Foster and Paul Frijters
Realigning incentives through formal media, communications and platform governance , pp 201-217: Robin Mansell
Realignment of the EU-China political strategy: an analysis of the EUs asymmetrical interdependences , pp 88-112: Jacqueline Foucar and Jana-Larissa Grzeszkowiak
Realisable Benefits, Perceived Benefits and Adverse Consequences: Imad A. Moosa
Realising Growth Potential: South Korea and Taiwan, 1960 to 1998 , pp 226-244: Bart van Ark and Marcel Timmer
Realism: .
Realism: Andrew Mearman
Realism, econometrics and Post Keynesian economics: Paul Downward
Realism, Philosophical: .
Realist evaluation , pp 505-511: Ann Catrine Eldh, Kate Seers and Joanne Rycroft-Malone
Realist perspectives on global constitutionalism , pp 129-139: Oliver Jütersonke
Realisticness: .
Realizing the right to be cold? Framing processes and outcomes associated with the Inuit petition on human rights and global warming , pp 314-328: Sébastien Jodoin, Shannon Snow and Arielle Corobow
Really Thinking Like an Economist: John Siegfried
Reanalyzing the gender-specific effects of the Great Recession , pp 47-67: Sana Khalil
Reason, logic, and the subject/object dichotomy in the West , pp 8-34: .
Reason, sentiment, and electoral competition , pp 111-135: .
Reasonable disagreement: Austrian responses to behavioral economics , pp 89-112: Ennio E. Piano
Reasonable travel time – the traveller’s perspective , pp 197-208: David Banister, Yannick Cornet, Moshe Givoni and Glenn Lyons
Reasons for business diversity and their economic importance , pp 83-108: .
Reasons: why sustainable socialism? , pp 56-76: .
Rebalancing intellectual property rights: A reflection on Australian IPRs, consumer and environmental rights , pp 57-82: Leanne Wiseman and Kanchana Kariyawasam
Rebalancing subsidies in market-based electricity sectors: synergies and obstacles in transition economies , pp 57-84: Rabindra Nepal, Anupama Sen and Tooraj Jamasb
Rebalancing the patent system , pp 166-176: .
Rebalancing wealth: the gender equation in personal finance: Christina Gossayn
Rebel in the Wilderness , pp 135-160: .
Rebooted! Flipped learning in a Human Resource Management classroom: Christine M. Manno
Rebound and renewal: strategies and tactics for journal revitalisation , pp 79-95: Jay Gatrell, Nancy Hoalst-Pullen and Mark W. Patterson
Rebreeding geographical indications beyond agriculture: Of genotype and phenotype in territorial products , pp 304-321: Bernardo Calabrese
Rebuilding energy security: Manfred Hafner and Pier Paolo Raimondi
Rebuilding Housing Policies in Response to the Current Crisis. Is Homeownership the Solution?: David Thorns
Rebuilding International Financial Regulation and Basel III: Kern Alexander
Rebuilding Schumpeter’s Theory of Entrepreneurship: Richard Swedberg
Rebuilding state systems post-GFC: the South African case , pp 42-71: Laurence Boulle
Rebuilding trust in financial markets: beyond the limits of law and regulation , pp 185-201: Mark Yallop
Recall, rationality and political economy , pp 141-164: .
Recapturing the high ground , pp 303-313: .
Recasting entrepreneurship education as a neurolearning process , pp 106-121: Colin Jones
Recasting world order: power politics, contestation and international institutions , pp 37-53: Shawn Donnelly
Receipt of documents by receiving agency , pp 96-100: Michael Stürner
Recent advances in understanding welfare attitudes in Europe , pp 202-217: Wim van Oorschot, Tijs Laenen, Femke Roosma and Bart Meuleman
Recent and nascent innovations in the evolution of construction project procurement: with examples from Australia: Hemanta Doloi and Mohan Kumaraswamy
Recent Australian Infrastructure Liberalization: Gary Madden, Jeffrey Petchey and Aaron Morey
Recent banking and the financial crises: Minsky versus the financial liberalizationists: Philip Arestis
Recent biographies of Keynes , pp 26-43: .