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Studying counterproductive work behavior (CWB) in the “real world”: considerations and best practices: Melissa A. Bleiberg, Ronald P. Vega and Amanda J. Anderson
Studying feminist governance: methods and approaches to the field , pp 100-111: Shan-Jan Sarah Liu
Studying ministerial advisers' careers and profiles: the prosopographic method , pp 155-172: Marleen Brans, Arthur Meert, Pieter Moens and Pierre Squevin
Studying Muslim philanthropy through data , pp 25-37: .
Studying precarious lives: feminist research and the politics of location, solidarity and vulnerability , pp 140-156: Devi Vijay
Studying reform endurance in parliamentary systems: a comparative approach , pp 36-58: .
Studying retirement from a career perspective: are people who take charge of their career less inclined to retire? , pp 335-349: An De Coen, Anneleen Forrier and Luc Sels
Studying social policy in the digital age , pp 251-264: Minna van Gerven
Studying social work practice in context: Eileen Munro and Mike Caslor
Studying the dynamics of urban traffic flows using percolation: a new methodology for real-time urban and transportation planning , pp 274-294: Nimrod Serok, Orr Levy, Shlomo Havlin and Efrat Blumenfeld Lieberthal
Studying the future in the present moment , pp 66-79: Anthony Hodgson
Studying the politics of pension reforms and their social consequences , pp 85-100: Bernhard Ebbinghaus and Katja Möhring
Stumbling into action research , pp 5-17: .
Stumbling into Crime: Stochastic Process Models of Accounting Fraud: Michael D. Guttentag
Stylised Facts on EU-wide Geographical Disparities , pp 15-42: .
Stylized Facts about Innovation Processes in Modern Biotechnology: Maureen McKelvey, Annika Rickne and Jens Laage-Hellman
Stylized Facts About Islamic Sukuk Markets: Nassar H. Saidi
Stylized facts and bank liquidity preference , pp 11-33: .
Sub-Saharan Africa: Benno J. Ndulu and Stephen A. O’Connell
Subalternity and entrepreneurship: tales of marginalized but enterprising characters, oppressive settings and haunting plots , pp 337-354: Virgil Storr and Bridget Colon
Subcontracting relationships: Ruth Rama and Adelheid Holl
Subfields on the Economic Effects of Scientific Research , pp 86-109: .
Subgame Perfection in Evolutionary Dynamics with Recurrent Perturbations: Herbert Gintis, Ross Cressman and Thijs Ruijgrok
Subgroup effects in education trials: the case of young people with a social worker: Michael Sanders, Alix Leroy, Chris Mitchell and Jake Anders
Subjective community well-being and resilience in a rural region experiencing rapid change , pp 244-257: Rod McCrea, Rosemary Leonard and Andrea Walton
Subjective Evaluation of Alternatives in Individual Voting Choice: James Buchanan and Yong J. Yoon
Subjective indicators of well-being: conceptual background and applications in social sciences , pp 71-89: Antonella Delle Fave
Subjective orientation and objective wealth: entrepreneurship and the convergence of groupware and hypertext capabilities , pp 249-304: Don Lavoie
Subjective quality of care for children and older people and its spatial variation: a comparative investigation: Nevena Kulic and Tine Rostgaard
Subjective Versus Technical Risk Estimates: Do Risk Communication Policies Increase Consistency? , pp 113-117: V. Kerry Smith and William H. Desvousges
Subjective Well-being and Engagement in Sport: Evidence from England: David Forrest and Ian G. McHale
Subjective wellbeing as valuation system of environmental quality: an environmental social sciences approach , pp 85-103: Jianjun Tang, Honghao Ren and Henk Folmer
Subjectivism: Steven Horwitz
Subjectivism in Economics - A Suggested Reorientation , pp 331-353: .
Subjectivism, Understanding, and Transaction Costs: Fu-Lai Tony Yu
Subjectivity in performance measurement practice: field study evidence of a role for relational contracting , pp 167-185: Anne M. Lillis
Subjects and sources of international law and their relation to cities , pp 43-66: .
Submit your papers to the right journal , pp 188-189: .
Subnational climate change governance in South Africa: Albertus Schoeman
Subnational constitutions: a research agenda , pp 50-60: John Dinan
Subnational debt: developing a sustainable market , pp 167-187: Lili Liu
Subnational Fiscal Policy , pp 173-180: .
Subnational governance in India: pseudo-federalism and unity in tension , pp 180-192: Taha Hameduddin
Subnational governance in Mexico: the unending persistence of dependency , pp 122-136: Juan Cruz Olmeda
Subnational governance in Spain , pp 375-392: Eloísa del Pino and César Colino
Subnational government and governance in China , pp 166-179: Jianzi He and Yijia Jing
Subnational government debt financial management I: financing principles and policies , pp 73-82: .
Subnational government debt financial management II: bringing an issue to market: networks and practices , pp 83-101: .
Subnational governments and governance in Estonia: a paradoxical path of re-centralization despite strong local autonomy , pp 286-298: Ringa Raudla
Subnational Insolvency and Governance: Cross-country Experiences and Lessons: Lili Liu and Michael Waibel