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Samuel Pufendorf: The Whole Duty of Man (1673) , pp 174-176: .
Samuelson, Paul Anthony, as an Interpreter of the Classical Economists: .
Sanction threats: T. Clifton Morgan
Sanctions against autocratic regimes: Clara Portela
Sanctions against organised crime: Charmaine N. Willis
Sanctions and the use of force: Yuleng Zeng
Sanctions as Alternatives to War: David Cortright and George A. Lopez
Sanctions databases: Kerim Can Kavaklı
Sanctions for conflict resolution: John Agbonifo
Sanctions for human rights and democracy: Stefano Silingardi
Sanctions for nuclear non-proliferation: Armend Bekaj
Sanctions in the fight against terrorism: Maruša T. Veber
Sanctions on transport (air, ship, ground): Michael Brzoska
Sanctions to combat corruption: Oliver Windridge
Sandwich attacks: Tao Yan and Claudio J. Tessone
Sanitary and Phytosanitary Issues: Grant E. Isaac
Santiago GAPPs and codes of conduct: Limits and chances of negotiated rules , pp 99-123: Locknie Hsu
SAP at the Academy of Management: Paul Spee and Julia Balogun
SAP at the European Group for Organizational Studies: Madalina Pop, Jeannie Holstein, Renate Kratochvil, Lorenzo Skade and Violetta Splitter
SAP at the Strategic Management Society: Matthias Wenzel, Ignacio Canales, Violetta Splitter and Theresa Langenmayr
SAP in Africa: Charmaine Williamson and Annemarie Davis
SAP in China: Yalan Yang and Shenghui Ma
SAP in India: Biswatosh Saha and Naveen Goyal
SAP in South America: Eduardo Guedes Villar, Natalia Rese, Rosalia Aldraci Barbosa Lavarda and Martha Eugenia Reyes-Sarmiento
SAP-IN: Theresa Langenmayr, Georg Reischauer, David Seidl and Lorenzo Skade
Sarewitz-Nelson rules (for innovative choice and technology policy) , pp 431-437: Isabel Almudi and Francisco Fatas-Villafranca
Satellite data as a financial asset: monetizing space-derived information through fintech platforms: Rajeeshwaran Moorthy
Satoshi Nakamoto: Barry Varys
Saudi Arabia , pp 417-427: Mhamed Biygautane and Khalid Al-Yahya
Savages and Barbarians: .
Saving: .
Saving and Investment: .
Saving capitalism by making it good: the monetary economics of John R. Commons , pp 74-92: .
Saving capitalism from capitalists: inequality, taxation and growth in a concentrated economy: Guido Cozzi
Saving decisions, wealth and speculation , pp 92-108: .
Saving is the accounting record of investment , pp 245-265: Basil Moore
Saving, Asset-Price Inflation, and Debt-Induced Deflation: Michael Hudson
Saving, Stock Market Investments and Pension Systems: Martha Starr
Savings and Financial Sector Development: Assessing the Evidence: George Mavrotas
Savings and investment , pp 137-153: Charles Horioka and Akiko Hagiwara
Savings banks and Landesbanken in the German political economy: The long struggle between private and public banks , pp 155-175: Daniel Seikel
Savings functions for a multi-sector CGE model of the Chinese economy: Mei Wen and Peter Lloyd
Savings glut, secular stagnation, demographic reversal, and inequality: beyond conventional explanations of lower interest rates , pp 57-80: Mat'as Vernengo
Savings, Investment and Capital Accumulation: Andrés Solimano and Mario Gutierrez
Saxbys cafes and the pedagogical impact of immersive, on-campus experiential learning , pp 338-343: Liz Langemak and Esha Banga
Say on Pay and the Outrage Constraint: Kym Sheehan
Say ‘yes’ to ‘no-code’ solutions: how to teach low-code and no-code competencies to non-IT students , pp 330-342: Monika Sońta and Aleksandra Przegalinska
Say's Law: .
Say's Law in the open economy: Keynes's rejection of the theory of comparative advantage: William Milberg
Say, Jean-Baptiste: .