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Taiwan: export-led growth and limited financial-sector openness , pp 172-191: .
Taiwan: linkage-based Clusters of Innovation – the case of Taiwan’s IT industry , pp 222-246: Chao-Tung Wen and Jun-Ming Chen
Taiwan: the FEP of a contested state , pp 208-282: .
Taiwan’s Choices: Nat Bellocchi
Taiwan’s FTA Bid: Process and Prospects from the Global IT Supply Chain Perspective: Merritt T. Cooke
Taiwan’s Party System, Coalition Politics and Cross-Strait Relations: Tun-Jen Cheng and Yung-Ming Hsu
Taiwan’s TPP accession: impact on the TPP12 and spillovers on third parties , pp 81-117: Dan Ciuriak and Jingliang Xiao
TajikistanÂês growth performance: the first decade of transition: Khojamahmad Umarov and Alexandre Repkine
Takaful and conventional insurance: dichotomy , pp 136-178: .
Takaful Insurance: Concept, History and Development Challenges: Syed Othman Alhabshi and Shaikh Razak
Takaful Insurance: Squaring the Insurance Circle in Islamic Law: Mark Hoyle
Takaful journey: the past, present and future , pp 3-21: Ajmal Bhatty and Shariq Nisar
Takaful to achieve economic justice: Magda Ismail Abdel Mohsin and Aishath Muneeza
Takashi Negishi (b. 1933) , pp 325-331: .
Takashi Negishi (b. 1933): Toichiro Asada
Take frequent breaks (every 45 mins) while doing research , pp 59-60: .
Take home pay required and taking statutory deductions into account , pp 263-266: .
Take me to court: Museum-making and transitional justice in Colombia , pp 248-265: Sof'a N. González-Ayala and Cristina Lleras
Take sabbatical , pp 185-190: .
Takeover Bids Directive , pp 199-206: .
Takeover Theory and the Law and Economics Movement: Steven M. Davidoff
Takeshi Amemiya (b. 1935) , pp 311-322: .
Taking a fresh look at the CQ-personality mediation hypothesis: a network perspective , pp 137-153: Ronald Fischer and Johannes A. Karl
Taking a leap of faith: are investors left short changed? , pp 533-558: Yunieta A. Nainggolan, Janice C.Y. How and Peter Verhoeven
Taking a research ‘safari’ into Africa: the value of going ‘pole pole’ , pp 115-130: Aloysius Marcus Kahindi and Charles E. Stevens
Taking Abstention Seriously: .
Taking advantage of structured peer interaction: cooperative learning in the Principles of Microeconomics course , pp 202-216: Scott Simkins, Mark Maier and Phil Ruder
Taking and giving advice , pp 46-48: .
Taking Benefits and Costs Seriously , pp 27-50: Alan Randall
Taking care of resources and stuff: exploring environmental change through mundane domestic consumption in Latin America: Tomas Ariztia
Taking climate action: measuring carbon emissions in the garment sector in Asia1: Samantha Sharpe, Elsa Dominish and Cristina Martinez-Fernandez
Taking evolution seriously: the role of ecological economics in escaping the Anthropocene and reaching for the Ecozoic , pp 90-101: Peter G. Brown and John Gowdy
Taking Evolution Seriously: What Difference Does it Make for Economics?: Jack J. Vromen
Taking financial advice: Going beyond making good decisions , pp 226-241: Tomasz Zaleskiewicz and Agata Gąsiorowska
Taking Harriet Martineau's Economics Seriously , pp 262-284: David M. Levy
Taking race seriously in gentrification research , pp 63-79: Steven Tuttle and Alfredo Huante
Taking responsibility for the planet , pp 96-117: .
Taking stakeholder interests seriously: A practitioner’s view from Germany on management duties , pp 22-45: Christoph H. Seibt
Taking stock and looking ahead , pp 135-152: .
Taking stock of foreign exit, relocation and re-entry: current research and future directions , pp 370-384: Jorma Larimo, Pratik Arte, Carlos M.P. Sousa, Pervez Ghauri and José Mata
Taking stock of interpretive scholarship in evidence-based public health: Lisa M. Pfadenhauer and Michaela Coenen
Taking stock of research on gender issues in business: An institutional perspective: Francesca Costanza, Anna Minà and Sergio Paternostro
Taking stock of Romanian secured transactions after 15 years of reform: A mapping of past, present and future milestones , pp 403-420: Victor Pădurari and Andreea Simona Burtoiu
Taking the long view: a longitudinal perspective on accountability capabilities and capacity of IGOs to adapt to grand challenges , pp 332-360: Michael Hammer and Susannah H. Mayhew
Taking your research to the classroom , pp 191-193: .
Takuma Yasui and General Equilibrium Theory in Japan , pp 249-256: .
Tale of two sprawls: energy planning and challenges for smart growth , pp 291-306: Jacob Becker and Nikhil Kaza
Talent and cities: Richard Florida and Charlotta Mellander
Talent circulation for innovation activities: the agenda for states and firms , pp 157-176: Marina Latukha and Nikita Kuleshov
Talent management of assigned expatriates: Vlad Vaiman, Foteini Kravariti and Ksenia Usanova