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The invisible disability of dyslexia in French organizations: framing disability as a skill through global diversity management , pp 79-90: Damien Aimar
The invisible forces of institutional work within policy networks: the Az-Zour North One PPP project in Kuwait , pp 95-147: .
The Invisible Hand and Mutual Sympathy , pp 114-156: .
The invisible Leviathan , pp 3-43: .
The Invisible Threat: Trade, Intellectual Property, and Pharmaceutical Regulations in Colombia: Tatiana Andia
The Invisible Topics on the Public Agenda for Higher Education in Argentina: Marcela Mollis
The invisible, yet dangerous mental health crisis among historically marginalized graduate and professional students , pp 78-94: Evelyn Vázquez
The IPO aftermarket , pp 251-282: .
The IPO as a Driving Force in the Change Process: Peter Koppe, Christian Bosch, Silke Hömstreit and Stefan Pohl
The IPO as an exit strategy for venture capitalists: regional lessons from Canada with international comparisons , pp 465-502: Douglas Cumming and Sofia Johan
The Irish Economic ‘Miracle’: Celtic Tiger or Bengal Kitten?: Anthony Evans
The Irish Individual Accountability regime and cultural change: Blanaid Clarke
The Irrationality of Utility Maximization or the Death of a Salesman: Irene van Staveren
The IS-LM Diagram: Warren Young
The Islamic accounting triangle: measurement, disclosure and enforcement , pp iii-iii: Roszaini Haniffa and Mohammad Hudaib
The Islamic debate on derivatives , pp iii-iii: Andreas Jobst
The Islamic economy , pp 29-60: .
The Islamic economy , pp 27-69: .
The Islamic position on corruption , pp iii-iii: Zafar Iqbal and Mervyn K. Lewis
The Islamic tradition in economic thought (i): theories of value, market and pricing , pp 20-28: .
The Islamic tradition in economic thought (ii): production and distribution , pp 29-35: .
The Islamic tradition in economic thought (iii): money and interest , pp 36-43: .
The Islamic tradition in economic thought (iv): state, finance, and development , pp 44-60: .
The Islamic virtue of temperance and food security: evidence from Cape Town, South Africa: Sumaya Hassan
The Israeli national innovation ecosystem , pp 42-63: .
The issue of data , pp 44-51: Ginevra Bruzzone and Chris Nash
The issues approach to teaching Principles of Microeconomics , pp 59-73: Wendy A. Stock
The Italian Circuitist Approach: Riccardo Realfonzo
The Italian National Strategy for Inner Areas: first insights from regions’ specialization in cultural and creative industries , pp 240-261: Andrea Porta, Giovanna Segre and Josep-Maria Arauzo-Carod
The Italian path to the evaluation of the Third Mission , pp 138-153: Andrea Bonaccorsi and Ginevra Peruginelli
The Italian Pension System and Social Inclusion: Michele Raitano
The Italian Revival of Industrial Districts and the Foundations of Industrial Policy: Anna Natali and Margherita Russo
The Italian Revival of Industrial Districts and the Foundations of Political Economy: Renzo Bianchi
The IVSC’s perspective on the valuation and measurement of intangible assets: Nicolas Konialidis and Richard Stewart
The Janus face of EU law: A sociological perspective on European law making and its influence on social policy in the EU , pp 19-43: Jean-Claude Barbier and Fabrice Colomb
The Japanese construction sector , pp 178-211: .
The Japanese Firm: Sebastien Lechevalier
The Japanese Innovation System:How Does it Work?: Marrin Fransman
The Japanese perspective of regulation, management, and governance of artificial intelligence: Fumio Shimpo
The Japanese System from the Neo-Schumpeterian Perspective: Ken Imai
The jigsaw reading , pp 181-187: Victor Matheson
The job guarantee, full employment and human rights: L. Randall Wray
The Job Guarantee: Full Employment and Price Stability in a Small Open Economy: William F. Mitchell
The Job Guarantee: Modern Money Theory’s proposal for full employment and price stability , pp 196-212: Pavlina Tcherneva
The Johnson Matthey Bankers affair and its aftermath: .
The Johnsons unveiled: a family’s clash of values, business, and philanthropy , pp 128-137: Małgorzata Smulowitz and Peter Vogel
The Joplin tornado of 2011 , pp 192-203: Harry W. Richardson, JiYoung Park, Peter Gordon, Qisheng Pan and James E. Moore
The journey of a thousand miles: a decade of the impact of foreign shareholders on the performance of Chinese commercial banks , pp 176-199: Constantin Gurdgiev and Li Jiaqi
The journey of intellectual property rights in Turkish universities: from invention to commercialization , pp 469-484: Serdal Temel
The journey to net zero cities with sustainability: global and personal: Peter Newman