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Attitudes toward globalization: Philipp Harms and Nils D. Steiner
Attitudes, Intentions and Behaviour: New Approaches to Evaluating Entrepreneurship Education: Alain Fayolle and Jean Michel Degeorge
Attorney-Client Confidentiality: Gillian K. Hadfield and Shmuel Leshem
Attorneys and Clients , pp 122-172: .
Attract postgraduate students , pp 144-147: .
Attracting a specific social cohort , pp 132-145: .
Attracting and Embedding R&D in Multinational Firms: Policy Options for EU New Member States: Rajneesh Narula
Attracting and Retaining Students: Challenges and Opportunities for Today and Tomorrow: Kenneth E. Redd
Attracting Sustainable FDI and Building a Knowledge-based Economy: The Case of CzechInvest: Jakub Mikulasek
Attribute processing as a behavioural strategy in choice making , pp 268-289: David Hensher
Attribute processing as a behavioural strategy in stated preference choice making , pp 319-338: David Hensher and Camila Balbontin
Attribution of Air Damages to Countries and Economic Sectors of Origin: Bert Droste-Franke, Wolfram Krewitt and Rainer Friedrich
Attribution of damage, causality , pp 253-275: .
Attributional life cycle assessment: Andrea Paulillo
Auction Mechanisms for Soil and Habitat Protection Programmes , pp 202-213: Klaus Müller and Hans-Peter Weikard
Auction methods of valuation and the endowment effect , pp 377-399: Fang-Fang Tang
Auction theory and collusion , pp 36-62: .
Auctions , pp 318-337: Angel Hernando-Veciana
Auctions and competition policy , pp 370-396: Alexander Rasch and Achim Wambach
Auctions and market design: Thinking outside of the box: Charles A. Holt
Audit Markets in Less Developed Economies: Caveats for Globalization?: Javed Siddiqui
Auditing and ethics , pp 84-100: Erica Pimentel and Cédric Lesage
Auditing nonprofit entities , pp 174-191: Randal J. Elder and Alfred A. Yebba
Auditing Regulatory Impact Assessment: UK Experience: Ed Humpherson
Audits as assurance in contemporary regulatory governance: Stefan Renckens and Graeme Auld
Augmented telework with avatar technology: impact on workplace and required actions , pp 51-66: Kentaro Watanabe
Augustine , pp 315-327: Colleen E. Mitchell
Augustine on Economic Man , pp 50-62: John Laurent
Augusto Graziani (1865–1938): Giampaolo Frezza and Francesco Parisi
AUSFTA and its Implications for the Australian Stock Market: David Allen, Lee K. Lim and Trent Winduss
Austere social reproduction and the gendered geographies of debt , pp 151-173: Sam Strong
Austerity and financial safety nets: bankruptcy abuse prevention and bank protection in Irish post-crisis policy? , pp 69-93: Joseph Spooner
Austerity and its corresponding effects on public safety and crime , pp 281-293: Adegbola Ojo
Austerity and poverty , pp 130-141: Paul Spicker
Austerity, inequality and high-cost credit: understanding the role of a social minimum , pp 298-320: Jodi Gardner
Austerity, neoliberalism and population health , pp 357-370: Gerry McCartney
Austerity, populism and welfare retrenchment in Central and South Eastern Europe , pp 207-220: Noémi Lendvai-Bainton and Paul Stubbs
Austerity, populism, and the politics of blame: an ideational perspective , pp 94-109: Daniel Béland and Alex Waddan
Austerity, privatization and levelling down: Public sector reforms in the United Kingdom , pp 576-626: Damian Grimshaw
Austerity, work and politics: assessing deregulation and political change in Portuguese industrial relations , pp 51-72: Miguel Martínez Lucio
Australia , pp 383-404: .
Australia: Bill Bowen
Australia , pp 50-85: Yongjian Ke, Vince Mangioni, John Sturgeon and Kun Wang
Australia: Kym Anderson
Australia , pp 155-163: John Stanley
Australia , pp 113-140: Ann O’Connell
Australia: Andrew Christie and Sarah Moritz
Australia After Budgetary Reform: A Lapsed Pioneer or Decorative Architect?: Lewis Hawke and John Wanna
Australia and New Zealand , pp 390-433: Andrew D Mitchell
Australia and OECD tax work , pp 213-240: .