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- Relational geographies of knowledge and innovation , pp 671-684

- James R. Faulconbridge
- Relational goods , pp 295-305

- Benedetto Gui
- Relational goods and happiness data , pp 448-466

- Alessandra Pelloni
- Relational Goods at Work! Crime and Sport Participation in Italy: Evidence from Panel Data Regional Analysis over the Period 1997–2003

- Raul Caruso
- Relational impacts of corruption on the procurement process: implications for economic growth in developing countries , pp 466-490

- Albert P.C. Chan and Emmanuel Kingsford Owusu
- Relationship between EU competition law and national competition laws , pp 539-583

- Katalin Cseres
- Relationship marketing during COVID-19: strategies and processes of communication in German and Austrian sports clubs , pp 154-165

- Thomas Horky, Christof Seeger, Jörg-Uwe Nieland, Daniel Nölleke, Christiana Schallhorn and Philip Sinner
- Relationship participation: the case of banks and smaller businesses1

- Martin Binks and Christine Ennew
- Relationship quality

- Jeremy B. Kanter, Susan Sprecher and Terri Orbuch
- Relationship with agreements or arrangements between Member States , pp 260-264

- Apostolos Anthimos
- Relationships between Equity Markets in the Asia -Pacific Region

- Tony Naughton
- Relationships between judicial dispute settlement and non-compliance procedures , pp 213-248

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- Relationships between shocks and industrial organisation: from de-regulation of marketing boards to managed varieties in the apple industry in Aotearoa New Zealand

- Katharine Legun
- Relationships between the Bank and other supervisory bodies

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- Relative deprivation and satisfaction: empirical findings , pp 356-376

- Paolo Verme
- Relative deprivation and satisfaction: theoretical approaches , pp 339-355

- Lucio Esposito
- Relative income and the relative deprivation hypothesis , pp 28-38

- Elena Bárcena-Mart'n and Beatriz Ben'tez Aurioles
- Relative prices are undermined by a mathematical error , pp 19-38

- Bernard Schmitt
- Relative standards as strategic instruments in open economies , pp 210-232

- Udo Ebert and Udo Ebert
- Relative thinking and industrial organization: a survey , pp 19-39

- Ofer Azar and Amit A. Mazooz
- Relatively absolute absolutes

- Cameron Tilley and Michael Munger
- Relax assumptions , pp 97-98

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- Releasing the untapped potential of highly skilled migrants through global diversity management: evidence from firms in Turkey , pp 40-53

- Deniz Palalar Alkan and Rıfat Kamasak
- Relevance of university–industry links for firms from developing countries: exploring different surveys , pp 145-163

- Marcelo Pinho and Ana Cristina Fernandes
- Relevance to Business Management of Microeconomics and Microeconomic Policy

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- Relevance, belonging, and growth mindset framework: a foundation for economics education research

- Sam Allgood and KimMarie McGoldrick
- Relevant market definition in EU competition law , pp 17-45

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- Relevant market definition in WTO law , pp 46-88

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- Relevant market in EU competition law and WTO law , pp 89-120

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- Relevant offshore electricity markets: energy hubs and hybrid solutions , pp 72-90

- Ceciel Nieuwenhout
- Relevant product market definition of antitrust cases in the internet industry: taking the Baidu cases as examples , pp 262-278

- Tao Wu
- Reliable Tools , pp 95-118

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- Relief from austerity: the case for a targeted write-off of the UKs household debt stock , pp 279-297

- Johnna Montgomerie
- Relief that may be granted upon application for recognition of a foreign proceeding

- Reinhard Bork and Michael Veder
- Relief that may be granted upon application for recognition of a foreign proceeding

- Reinhard Bork and Michael Veder
- Religion

- Mustafa Kavas
- Religion

- Robert Nelson
- Religion

- Ratna Kapur
- Religion among the social determinants of health: micro-, meso-, and macro views , pp 47-61

- Ellen Idler
- Religion and consumer behaviour in developing nations: A look into the future , pp 199-226

- Chahid Fourali and Ayantunji Gbadamosi
- Religion and development , pp iii-iii

- Volker Nienhaus
- Religion and Development

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- Religion and economic freedom , pp 101-116

- André Azevedo Alves and Inês Gregório
- Religion and genocide studies , pp 197-212

- Kate E. Temoney
- Religion and institutions , pp 178-186

- Sriya Iyer
- Religion and philanthropy in Turkey , pp 213-231

- Ali Çarkoğlu
- Religion and psychological influences on consumer behaviour: Perspectives on developing nations , pp 25-44

- Nashaat H. Hussein
- Religion and spirituality in the Asian workforce , pp 334-350

- Barry Tse, Kuhanesan Naidu and Jonathan E. Ramsay
- Religion and subnational public policy: accommodation of minority religious practices in the post-communist Muslim republics , pp 232-247

- Renat Shaykhutdinov
- Religion as a personality system and individuals' motivation and behaviour in public services , pp 113-152

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