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The beginning , pp 1-4: .
The beginning of monetary cooperation in East Asia and the Chiang Mai Initiative , pp iii-iii: .
The Beginning of the End of the Western-dominated World Order? On the Dynamics of the Rise of China and India: Dirk Messner
The beginnings, history and structure , pp 14-33: Lena Peters
The Behavior of Bureaucrats and the Choice between Single-Purpose and Multi-Purpose Authorities , pp 375-393: Lars-Erik Borge
The behavior of the peasants and their households: the logical starting point for the study of the puzzle in Chinese economic history , pp 51-82: .
The behavior of UK annuity prices from 1972 to 2002 , pp 200-220: Edmund Cannon and Ian Tonks
The Behavioral Basis of Non-Market Valuation , pp 1-32: Nancy E. Bockstael and Kenneth E. McConnell
The Behaviour Change Wheel approach , pp 168-214: Danielle Dâ€™Lima, Fabiana Lorencatto and Susan Michie
The Behaviour of Firms: .
The Behaviour of Petroleum Markets: Fundamentals and Psychologicals in Price Discovery and Formation: Dalton Garis
The behavioural impact of pandemics: Incomplete markets and the supply chain , pp 285-305: David A. Savage and Derek Friday
The Belgian construction sector: growing practices of digitalization and the challenge of relevant social dialogue practices , pp 49-65: Frédéric Naedenoen and Marine Franssen
The Belt and Road Initiative and global governance: by way of introduction , pp 1-19: Maria Adele Carrai, Jean-Christophe Defraigne and Jan Wouters
The Belt and Road Initiative and the overcapacity connection , pp 120-138: Duncan Freeman
The Belt and Road Initiative, the economic integration of the Eurasian continent and the international division of labour , pp 34-75: Jean-Christophe Defraigne
The Belt and Road Initiative: an interface with multilateral development banks on international cooperation and global governance , pp 96-118: Suresh Nanwani
The benefits and costs of fintech , pp 81-104: .
The benefits and detriments of global accounting convergence , pp 5-23: Madeline Trimble and Xiaoxiao Song
The benefits and perils of digital and automated technologies: impact assessment methods in the fourth industrial revolution , pp 126-145: Alberto Fonseca
The benefits of marketing analytics and challenges , pp 52-71: Madiha Farooqui
The benefits of negative thinking: strategic foresight in military planning , pp 429-438: Olaf Theiler
The best of both worlds? Impact investors and their role in the financial versus social performance debate , pp 99-125: Sergio G. Lazzarini, Sandro Cabral, Leandro S. Pongeluppe, Luciana C. de M. Ferreira and Angelica Rotondaro
The Beveridge retort: Beveridge’s response to the Keynesian challenge , pp 221-240: Robert W. Dimand and Robert W. Dimand
The big bang as a motivating device , pp 50-63: Michael Keren
The Big Pattern of Democracy: A Study of the Gastil Index: Martin Paldam
The Big Shock , pp 187-205: .
The Big Smoke: Congestion Charging and the Environment: David Banister
The Biodiversity Convention and biodiversity loss in Sub-Saharan Africa , pp 1-46: Charles Perrings and Charles Perrings
The bioeconomy: a new productive and economic model for Latin America and the Caribbean , pp 107-139: Elizabeth Hodson de Jaramillo and Adrián Rodríguez
The biographies of ministerial advisers: why and how gender and career trajectories matter , pp 390-404: Maria Maley
The Biomedical Workforce in the US: An Example of Positive Feedbacks: Paula E. Stephan
The Biophysical Basis of Environmental Sustainability: R. Goodland
The Birth of Socio-Technical Frames: .
The bitter and the sweet revisited: religious resources, spiritual struggles, and psychological distress , pp 306-324: Christopher G. Ellison and Kevin J. Flannelly
The black market and the silver screen: economics in The Third Man , pp 140-147: Michael R. Hammock and Art Carden
The Blessing and the Curse of Oil: .
The blessings of destruction , pp 185-187: .
The bloc bourgeois in France and Italy , pp 177-216: Bruno Amable and Stefano Palombarini
The Bloomsbury SET: science, economics, technology (BSET) , pp 88-100: Aygen Kurt-Dickson
The blurring lines between private and public ownership , pp 479-510: Michelle Lowry
The Body in the Library: Helen Lefkowitz Horowitz
The Bologna Process: From the National to the Regional to the Global, and Back: Jürgen Enders and Don F. Westerheijden
The born global phenomenon: a review of process research , pp 15-54: Stine Øyna
The Bosman Case and European Football: Stefan Kesenne
The Boundaries between Economy and Society in European Cities: Luigi Burroni
The Boundaries of Firms: A Global Systems Perspective: .
The boundaries of the firm: Richard Langlois
The Boundaries of Welfare Economics: Transport Appraisal in the UK: Roger Vickerman
The Boundary Problems in Financial Regulation: Charles A.E. Goodhart and Rosa M. Lastra