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Self-identity and consumer behavior: Scott Connors and Andrew W. Perkins
Self-incrimination: Alex Stein
Self-interest: Johan Graafland
Self-Interest, Trust and Institutions , pp 48-63: Benjamin Coriat and Samira Guennif
Self-leadership and global diversity management , pp 191-203: Babar Dharani
Self-managed enterprise: worker-recuperated cooperatives in Argentina and Latin America , pp 48-55: Ana Inés Heras and Marcelo Vieta
Self-managed firms and underinvestment , pp 210-239: .
Self-management and the social foundation of character , pp 292-312: .
Self-nudging and the citizen choice architect , pp 263-290: Samuli Reijula and Ralph Hertwig
Self-organising and Self-governing of Environmental Co-operatives: Design Principles , pp 91-111: Nico B.P. Polman and Louis H.G. Slangen
Self-organising maps for exploring the change in Portuguese communities in Toronto: Eric Vaz
Self-organising processes and mapping (SOM): Lidia Diappi
Self-Organization and Economics - What is New? , pp 197-216: .
Self-organization in Economic Systems: P.M. Allen
Self-Organization in Wikis: Igor Nikolic and Chris Davis
Self-regulating a collaborative engagement platform: case REKO , pp 54-66: Hanna Leipämaa-Leskinen, Elina Närvänen and Hannu Makkonen
Self-regulation: Anthony Ogus and Emanuela Carbonara
Self-regulation: between internal and external dynamics , pp 140-161: .
Self-reinforcing dynamics and the evolution of business firms: Giulio Bottazzi and Angelo Secchi
Self-reliance and autonomous development , pp 250-272: Julia Eder
Self-reports of counterproductive work behavior: advantages, disadvantages, and best practices: Kevin S. Cruz
Self-represented litigants and family violence: A comparison between England and Wales and Australia , pp 286-303: Jess Mant
Self-service check-in: Charukit Chaiwan
Self-tracing and reporting: state of the art in the capture of revealed behaviour , pp 131-151: Nadine Rieser-Schüssler and Kay W. Axhausen
Self-tracing and reporting: state-of-the-art in the capture of revealed behaviour , pp 147-171: Kay W. Axhausen
Selfish mining: Sheng-Nan Li and Claudio J. Tessone
Sell, hold or buy? Privatising, managing, owning and acquiring city infrastructure assets , pp 197-230: .
Seller's obligations, main obligations: Urs Peter Gruber
Seller's obligations, obligation to conclude contracts necessary for transport of the goods: Urs Peter Gruber
Seller's obligations, obligation to deliver goods free from third-party rights or claims based on intellectual property rights: Marco Torsello
Seller's obligations, obligation to deliver goods free from third-party rights or claims in general: Franco Ferrari
Seller's obligations, obligation to give notice of consignment: Urs Peter Gruber
Seller's obligations, obligation to hand over documents relating to the goods: Urs Peter Gruber
Seller's obligations, obligation to preserve the goods: Tobias Lutzi
Seller's obligations, obligation to provide information regarding insurance: Urs Peter Gruber
Seller's remedies, general overview, and prerequisites: Petra Butler
Seller's remedies, right to compel specific performance: Petra Butler
Sellers’ inflation: Ettore Gallo
Selling the experience , pp 126-146: .
Selling the family silver or privatization for capital inflows: the dual dynamics of the balance of payments and the exchange rate: Amit Bhaduri
Semantic networks: a new methodology to retrace regional path development: Bernhard Truffer
Semi-automatic and Deliberate Actions in the Evolution of Industrial Districts: Gabi Dei Ottati
Semi-Input–Output Methods of Shadow Price Estimation: Are They Still Useful?: David Potts
Semiconductor interconnectivity across the Taiwan Strait: a case study approach , pp 197-238: Ming- chin Monique Chu
Semiotics for cultural political economy , pp 96-144: .
Sen, Amartya Kumar (b. 1933): .
Sending jobs offshore from the United States: what are the consequences? , pp 98-106: .
Senior Civil Servants and Bureaucratic Change in Belgium: Guido Dierickx
Senior entrepreneurship perspectives in Australia , pp 352-369: Alex Maritz
Senior entrepreneurship: a case study for Portugal , pp 370-410: Miguel Amaral and Catarina Seco Matos