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Behavioral economics and social nudges in sustainable travel , pp 89-110: William Riggs
Behavioral Economics and Telecommunications Policy: Patrick Xavier and Dimitri Ypsilanti
Behavioral economics and the conduct of benefit–cost analysis: towards principles and standards , pp 317-363: Lisa Robinson and James Hammitt
Behavioral Finance and Investment Advice: Kremena Bachmann and Thorsten Hens
Behavioral finance and retirement planning in defined contribution plans , pp 411-431: Julie Agnew
Behavioral Finance in Malaysia: Ming-Ming Lai, Lee-Lee Chong and Siow-Hooi Tan
Behavioral foundations of environmental economics and valuation , pp 115-156: John K. Horowitz, Kenneth E. McConnell and James Murphy
Behavioral industrial organization: a synthesis of behavioral economics and industrial organization , pp 3-16: Elizabeth Schroeder, Carol Horton Tremblay and Victor J. Tremblay
Behavioral models in tort law , pp 221-246: Barbara Luppi and Francesco Parisi
Behavioral probability , pp 45-72: Alex Stein
Behavioral strategy at the frontline: insights and inspirations from the US Marine Corps , pp 157-172: Mie Augier
Behavioral symmetry: Cameron Tilley, Geoffrey Brennan and Michael Munger
Behaviour and multi-level morphology , pp 82-94: .
Behaviour as service design material , pp 131-136: Johan Blomkvist
Behavioural and cognitive economics , pp 22-26: Salvatore Rizzello and Anna Spada
Behavioural asset pricing and efficient markets: Dennis Venunye Hehetror and Sunil Kumar Bundoo
Behavioural biases in personal finance: Merle van den Akker and Emily Daniels
Behavioural characteristics, stability of preferences and entrepreneurial success , pp 93-118: Pushkar Maitra and Ananta Neelim
Behavioural economic methods , pp 14-31: Gerrit Antonides
Behavioural Economics and the Valuation of Non-marketed Goods and Services: The Lab, the Behavioral Anomalies and the Policymaker: Wiktor Adamowicz, Jonathan Alevy and John List
Behavioural economics of internationally unifying private law , pp 114-129: Johannes Ungerer
Behavioural economics of morality and sustainability , pp 353-368: Shinji Teraji
Behavioural economics, policy interventions and food , pp 193-214: David Just
Behavioural economics: What have we missed? Exploring ‘classical’ behavioural economics roots in AI, cognitive psychology and complexity theory , pp 32-59: Steve J. Bickley and Benno Torgler
Behavioural finance theory and anomalies: Isaac Kofi Bekoe and Joshua Yindenaba Abor
Behavioural insights and (un)healthy dietary choices: A research agenda for better evidence , pp 104-122: Jan M. Bauer and Lucia A. Reisch
Behavioural interventions to improve financial wellbeing: a focus on budgeting , pp 129-151: Dilip Soman and Yuna Choe
Behavioural labour economics , pp 153-171: Morris Altman
Behavioural methods for macroeconomics: Modelling investment , pp 120-136: Michelle Baddeley
Behavioural portfolio and the life cycle of savings and spending: James Pinto, Joshua Yindenaba Abor and Kavita Sirichand
Behavioural Responses of Freight Transporters and Shippers to Road-User Charging Schemes: An Empirical Assessment: David Hensher and Sean Puckett
Behavioural science: ethics, expertise and systemic risk , pp 292-307: Liam Delaney, Atrina Oraee and Jet Sanders
Behavioural theories of the firm with a focus on x-efficiency and effort discretion: Implications for analysis , pp 190-207: Morris Altman
Behavioural Theory: Peter Earl
Behavioural Theory and Game Theory , pp 74-88: .
Behavioural thresholds of commuters under congestion: Eliahu Stern
Behind Goodwin's real wage function: which kind of labour market? , pp 243-265: Giuseppe Mastromatteo
Behind left and right: disentangling the voting behaviour of radical parties in Europe , pp 176-212: Luise Koeppen, Dimitris Ballas, Arjen Edzes and Sierdjan Koster
Behind the barbed wire fence, looking up at the concrete ceiling: Aboriginal “leadership” and considerations for social work: Bindi Bennett, Kelly Menzel and Liz Cameron
Behind the hyper growth , pp 17-32: .
Behind the ivory facade: capitalism, the post-truth condition, and epistemic authority , pp 38-50: Sharon Rider
Behind the meter developments: Fereidoon Sioshansi
Behind the scenes of a nascent phase of data and artificial intelligence technologies’ integration into public administration and services: the boundary work of public sector professionals: Marta Choroszewicz
Being a heterodox economist as a feminist one: Marcella Corsi
Being a sounding board strengthens network connections , pp 166-167: .
Being an engaged business school: Jennie Shorley
Being everybody’s accomplice: trust and control in eco-labelling , pp 145-180: Lovisa Näslund and Kristina Tamm Hallström
Being existed by another through the sensory: the ungrievable deaths of industrial pigs in slaughterhouse tours , pp 162-179: Eimear Mc Loughlin
Being feminist economists today: identities, challenges, and responses: Giulia Zacchia, Rebeca Gomez Betancourt and Naomi Friedman-Sokuler
Being flexible in interviews: make sure that you account for power imbalance , pp 108-109: Qian Yi Lee