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Resource nationalism old and new: the case of oil and critical raw materials in Kazakhstan: Serik Orazgaliyev, Mereke Tanaguzova and Arman Mussin
Resource nationalism through downstreaming: how Indonesia, Chile, and the Democratic Republic of the Congo respond to Chinese capital in the critical minerals sector: Alvin Camba, Ryan Seay and Noah Meyer
Resource nationalism(s) for whom? Agential constructivist insights from Botswana's diamond sector: Brandon Jamieson, J. Andrew Grant and Benjamin Ofosu-Atuahene
Resource nationalism: historical contributions from Latin America , pp 155-170: Antulio Rosales
Resource nationalism: models from the Middle East and North Africa (MENA): Neil Quilliam and Tom Najem
Resource nationalism: risks and rewards , pp 123-136: Peter Rutland
Resource perspective , pp 18-31: .
Resource Quality and Agricultural Productivity: A Multi-Country Comparison , pp 147-165: Keith Wiebe, Meredith J. Soule, Clare Narrod and Vincent E. Breneman
Resource recovery from electric and electronic waste , pp 151-170: Mathias Schluep
Resource supply and demand: Shriya Rangarajan
Resource-Advantage Theory and Austrian Economics: Shelby Hunt
Resource-based view: Alison Mackey and Tyson B. Mackey
Resource-based view: Patrick Regnér and Yalan Wang
Resources , pp 107-122: .
Resources and Innovation in Low-tech Industries: An Empirical Study of Clusters in Spain and Italy: José L. Hervas-Oliver and José Albors
Resources Sector and Foreign Investment: Yinhua Mai and Philip Adams
Resources, capabilities and crisis management in the SME , pp 63-82: Gary Knight and S. Tamer Cavusgil
Resources, Environmental Change, and Survival: Asymmetric Paths of Young Independent and Subsidiary Organizations , pp 291-314: .
Resources, pollution and sustainable energy policies: the case of Pakistan , pp 181-212: Hassan Qudrat-Ullah
Resources, roles and relationships: What qualitative research can reveal about resources within the household , pp 33-48: Fran Bennett
Resources, Rules and International Political Economy: The Politics of Development in the WTO: Kenneth C. Shadlen
Resources, the environment, and economic growth: is natural capital substitutable?: Eric Neumayer
Resourcing: Robert Demir
Resourcing indigenous export ventures through networks: insights from the Sri Lankan tea industry , pp 82-101: Indu Peiris, Michèle Akoorie and Paresha Sinha
Respect for fundamental rights under Union law , pp 286-298: Alexandros Ioannis Kargopoulos
Respect of indigenous rights subcategory: Monika Cera
Respect of intellectual property rights subcategory: Luigia Petti and Bianca Maria Tragnone
Respecting boundaries and human dignity in accessrestricted lowincome communities , pp 26-39: Jorge Carneiro, Edgard Barki and Maurício de Almeida Prado
Respecting referees? An analysis of abuse, support, retention and policy , pp 188-201: Jamie Cleland
Respective roles of EU and national law , pp 82-100: Juliane Kokott and Hanna Schröder
Respoguide: integrating sustainability and wellbeing in tourism through an innovative platform , pp 139-149: Paris Tsartas, Triantafyllos Falaras, Konstantinos Giannopoulos, Charalampos Papoutsakis, Georgia Paraskevopoulou and Christina Sofia Rachanioti
Responding to Climate Change: Introduction and Overview: Chin Hee Hahn, Sang-Hyop Lee and Kyung-Soo Yoon
Responding to COVID-19 in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities: the importance of strengths-based public administration, cultural safety and working in genuine partnership , pp 162-175: Catherine Althaus, Dawn Casey and Lucas de Toca
Responding to economic crisis: macroeconomic revolutions in the 1930s and 1970s , pp 38-54: Roger Backhouse
Responding to high altruism , pp 21-29: .
Responding to sexual misconduct with a feminist restorative justice lens: Tanya Prewitt-White
Responding to the changing landscape of higher education: Cynthia A. Lietz and Breanna M. Carpenter Lietz
Responding to transnational crime: the distinguishing features of transnational criminal law , pp 27-49: Neil Boister
Response of Pharmaceutical Companies to Biotechnology: Structure and Business Models: .
Response to cost prompts in stated preference valuation of environmental goods , pp 1-16: James Burrows, Powell Dixon and Hiu Man Chan
Response to the food insecurity crisis during the COVID-19 pandemic: a case study from Colombia , pp 277-285: Martha Alicia Cadavid Castro, Lorena Patricia Mancilla Lopez, Luis Alirio López Giraldo, Pablo Andres Maya Duque, Briana Davahiva Gómez Ramirez and Juan Camilo Sánchez Gil
Responses of the Korean Economy to the Global Economic Crisis: Another Currency Crisis?: Dongchul Cho
Responses to Trade Liberalization: Changes in Product Diversification in Foreign- and Domestic-Controlled Plants: John Baldwin, Richard E. Caves and Wulong Gu
Responsibility avoidance in the World Bank’s approach to end poverty , pp 286-297: Antje Vetterlein
Responsibility Center Budgeting and Management at Indiana University , pp 93-108: Kenneth R. R. Gros Louis and Maynard Thompson
Responsibility Center Budgeting at the University of Toronto , pp 109-136: Daniel W. Lang
Responsibility for future generations - scope and limits: Dieter Birnbacher
Responsibility in a corporate context , pp 68-105: .
Responsibility in EU food law , pp 121-136: Bernd M.J. van der Meulen
Responsible (research and) innovation: Jonathan P. Hankins