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The brand protectors dilemma and the total business solution , pp 2-17: Jeremy M. Wilson
The brass cliff? Women police chiefs and police reform , pp 163-174: Cara E. Rabe-Hemp, Amie M. Schuck and John C. Navarro
The Brave New World of Extradition: A North Atlantic Treaty Alliance Against Cartels?: Julian M. Joshua
The Brazilian double disease: Otaviano Canuto
The Brazilian Experience of ‘Scaling-up’: A Public Policy Approach: Guillaume Le Loup, Andreia Pereira de Assis, Maria Helena Costa-Couto, Sonia Fleury, Kenneth Rochel de Camargo and Jean-Claude Thoenig
The Brazilian innovation ecosystem takes off , pp 374-418: Flavio Feferman
The Brazilian national system of innovation: challenges to sustainability and inclusive development , pp 68-101: José Eduardo Cassiolato, Helena Lastres and Maria Clara Soares
The Breadth of Integration Arising from Trade Agreements: Peter W.B. Phillips
The Bretton Woods Agreements: A Monetary Theory Perspective , pp 118-140: .
The Bretton Woods era , pp 95-120: .
The Bretton Woods institutions and their role in the provision of global public goods: focusing on international monetary stability: .
The BRICS and Russia , pp 228-240: Stephen Fortescue
The BRICS+: Fault lines and opportunities , pp 191-218: Umair Ghori
The BRICS: A model for living on the earth , pp 219-227: Dilyara B. Karimova
The BRICS: An Indian perspective , pp 5-10: H.E. Mr Biren Nanda
The BRICS: Experiments with state capitalism and institutional investment , pp 142-161: John Farrar and Mohamed Ariff
The BRICs: National and Urban Legacy Agendas: Richard Tomlinson and Orli Bass
The Briti sh and Commonwealth Bank affair: .
The British Case , pp 309-351: Tony Lynes
The British Museum: Too much to manage?: Charles M. Gray
The British Pension System and Social Inclusion: Paul Bridgen and Traute Meyer
The British reference model , pp 3-27: Vincent Rious and Nicolò Rossetto
The Broken Thread: Marshall, Schumpeter and Hayek on the Evolution of Capitalism: John Metcalfe
The Brussels–Frankfurt Consensus: An Answer to the Wrong Question , pp 3-31: William Mitchell and Joan Muysken
The Buchanan-Devletoglou Economic Model of Universities , pp 163-185: .
The buffering effect of identity compartmentalization: consumer response to brand transgressions: Megan A. Trillo, Sarah E. Gaither and Gavan J. Fitzsimons
The builders of cities: prospects for synergy between labour and the built environment , pp 328-350: Edmundo Werna and Jeroen Klink
The building blocks of storytelling: words, sentences and paragraphs , pp 33-51: .
The building of a global world: trade systems before 1500 , pp 265-281: .
The burden and standard of proof in corruption-related cases: John Hatchard
The Burden and Standard of Proof in Environmental Regulation: The Precautionary Principle in an Australian Administrative Context: Judith Jones and Simon Bronitt
The burden and standard of proof in international human rights courts: Tobias Thienel
The burden of bank taxation: corporate income tax vs. bank levy , pp 73-89: Gunther Capelle-Blancard and Olena Havrylchyk
The burdens of knowledge , pp 59-69: .
The Business and Sectoral Effects of AI: Imad A. Moosa
The business case versus the moral case for flexible working arrangements: Laurent Taskin
The business cycle: market economy perspectives , pp i-ii: .
The business cycle: moral economy perspectives , pp i-ii: .
The Business Ecosystem as a Multiple Dynamic Network: Angelo Corallo
The business evolutionary cycle theory: a framework for understanding technological composition: Haruo H. Horaguchi
The Business Firm in International Business Networks: .
The Business Model: .
The business models of labour platforms: Creating an uncertain future , pp 33-48: Jan Drahokoupil
The Business of International Migration , pp 86-108: John Salt
The business of sustainability as a governance tool , pp 250-265: Jason Miklian and John E. Katsos
The business of trade lobbying: Emile van Ommeren
The Business School in Ruins?: Ken Starkey and Sue Tempest
The businessman's query , pp 80-83: .
The calculation and administration of taxes as an economizing force , pp 168-181: Penelope Tuck, Thomas Cuckston and Dominic de Cogan
The Cambridge High-Tech Cluster: An Evolutionary Perspective: Elizabeth Garnsey and Paul Heffernan