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Reconstruction of organization , pp 133-147: .
Reconstructive social research in the interpretive tradition: an interview with Monika Wohlrab-Sahr: Monika Wohlrab-Sahr, Michaela Pfadenhauer and Silke Steets
Recording of changes and other matters concerning international registrations: Robert Mirko Stutz and Evelyne Feller
Recovered imaginaries, imagined recoveries: a cultural political economy of crisis construals and crisis management in the North Atlantic financial crisis , pp 234-254: Bob Jessop
Recovering from public health crises: lessons from Hong Kong's tourism and hospitality industry , pp 107-123: Hiu Yan Lee and Kevin Yin Kiu Leung
Recovery and Resilience Facility , pp 110-127: Stefania Baroncelli
Recovery and resolution of banks , pp 206-222: Shuai Guo
Recovery from COVID-19 and air transportation in the ASEAN+3 region: Xiaoqian Sun, Sebastian Wandelt and Anming Zhang
Recreating diversity for resilient and adaptive agricultural systems , pp 404-424: Douglas K. Bardsley
Recreation Demand Models for Environmental Valuation: Catherine Kling and John Crooker
Recreation Demand Systems for Multiple Site Count Data Travel Cost Models , pp 253-270: J Shonkwiler
Recruiting and Retaining the Next Generation of College Faculty: Negotiating the New Playing Field: Martin Finkelstein
Recruitment: Fay Faraday
Recruitment and retention of professional labour: the health workforce at settlement level , pp Daniel R.-White: Dean B. Carson, Elizabeth Wenghofer, Patrick Timony, Adrian Schoo, Peter Berggren and Brian Charters
Recruitment and selection practices that facilitate workforce diversity in the public sector , pp 41-56: Marie-France J. Waxin, Fang Zhao and Angela Zacharias
Recruitment Channel Use and Applicant Arrival: An Empirical Analysis , pp 103-127: Giovanni Russo, Piet Rietveld, Peter Nijkamp, Cees Gorter, Giovanni Russo, Piet Rietveld, Peter Nijkamp and Cees Gorter
Recruitment in China , pp 147-167: Lin-Ya Hong and Fabian Jintae Froese
Recruitment of diverse populations into public health research: Dominick L. Sturz
Recruitment, remittances, and returns , pp 312-330: Philip Martin and Ibrahim Sirkeci
Recruitment, retention and retirement: institutional research and the need for data: Michael A. Baer, Deborah A. Freund, Chalotte v. Kuh and Richard R. Spies
Recurrence of financial crises: cross-country patterns and implications for Korea: Kiseok Hong, Jong-Wha Lee and Changyong Rhee
Recurrent memes and technological fallacies , pp 315-337: David Heatley and Bronwyn Howell
Recursive workhorses , pp 66-74: .
Recursiveness: Paula Jarzabkowski
Recyclable waste trade of Mainland China , pp 33-50: Aya Yoshida
Recycling: Anna Luthin
Recycling and resource recovery under the Basel Convention: historical analysis and outlook , pp 56-79: Pierre Portas
Recycling Asian Savings within the Region: The Role of Singapore: Ngiam Kee Jin
Recycling rate: Anna Luthin
Red cards: (mis)carriage of justice? , pp 269-280: Ruud Koning and Lara van Steen
Red flags and stress tests , pp 141-154: .
REDD+: global multilevel forest governance for building a climate resilient society , pp 231-249: Abrar Juhar Mohammed and Makoto Inoue
Redeemability as Governance: A Study of Closed-end and Open-end Funds under Common Management: Peter MacKay
Redefining Bank research within the epistemic constraints of economics , pp 96-132: .
Redefining boardroom dynamics: the rising impact of generation X directors: Zhaozhao He, Mihail K. Miletkov and Viktoriya Staneva
Redefining citizenship: Making the temporal explicit: Lee Gregory
Redefining equality and social justice: Making the temporal explicit: Lee Gregory
Redefining mobility ‘problems’ through scholar activism and desire paths , pp 71-84: Do Jun Lee
Redefining multinational operations: the impact of CSR on international business policy , pp 190-204: Maria Alejandra Gonzalez-Perez and Miguel Cordova
Redefining need: Making the temporal explicit: Lee Gregory
Redefining the scope of application of human rights within international cooperation: Prisca Feihle
Redefining workspaces? Spatial implications of remote working and the potential for local coworking: Nick Clifton, Darja Reuschke and Jed Long
Redemption , pp 47-57: Eric Tymoigne
Redesigning design protection: the problem of overlap , pp 484-502: Shubha Ghosh
Redesigning Domestic Raw Material Supply Chains , pp 154-178: .
Redesigning education by unlocking the potential of Generative AI in academic learning: Mario Testa, Maddalena Della Volpe, Antonio D’Amato and Adriana Apuzzo
Redesigning fiscal decentralization to combat climate change: Jorge Martinez-Vazquez
Redesigning the World’s Trading System for Environmentally Sustainable Development: Alejandro Nadal
Redevelopment and the smart growth movement: definitions, consequences, and future considerations , pp 92-109: Bernadette Hanlon
Redirecting growth: inclusive, sustainable and innovation-led , pp 71-106: Mariana Mazzucato and Carlota Perez