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The financial remedy application and beyond: To what extent is the victim-survivor protected from further abuse? , pp 202-222: Kayliegh Richardson and Amanda Newby
The financial reporting environment from a practitioner's perspective: Crystal Finkelstein and Christina Nichols
The financial side: endogenous money and the supermultipliercum-finance , pp 67-92: .
The financial structure of Commercial Revolution: financing long-distance trade in Venice 1190–1220 and Venetian Crete 1278–1400 , pp 166-220: .
The financial system and roots of crisis , pp 1-16: .
The financial system and roots of crisis , pp 1-16: .
The Financial System of the EU-25: Franklin Allen, Laura Bartiloro and Oskar Kowalewski
The financialisation of food and farming , pp 309-327: Geoffrey Lawrence, Sarah Ruth Sippel and David Burch
The financialisation of slum redevelopment in Mumbai, India: Anitra Baliga
The financialization and governance of infrastructure , pp 223-252: Peter O’Brien and Andy Pike
The financialization of agricultural commodities: implications for food security , pp 202-214: S. Ryan Isakson, Jennifer Clapp and Phoebe Stephens
The financialization of food commodity markets , pp 122-148: Christopher L. Gilbert and Simone Pfuderer
The financialization of working life , pp 161-200: .
The financier state: infrastructure planning and asset recycling in New South Wales, Australia , pp 246-264: Caroline Nowacki
The financing and governance of new technologies: Colin Mayer
The financing of research and development: Bronwyn Hall
The financing of subnational governments , pp iii-iii: Juan Carlos Gómez Sabaini and Juan Pablo Jiménez
The Financing System of Spanish Regions: Main Features, Weak Points and Possible Reforms: Núria Bosch and Jose M. Duran-Cabre
The Finnish approach to innovation strategy and indicators , pp 320-332: Esko Aho, Mikko Alkio and Ilkka Lakaniemi
The fintech hype , pp 197-209: .
The fireman and the architect , pp 8-32: Xavier Timbeau
The firm and its discontents , pp 93-148: .
The firm as a coalition , pp 180-203: .
The Firm as a Nexus of Product Cycles: Organizing Intrapreneurship in the Innovative Firm: Atle Midttun and Nils-Otto Ørjasæter
The Firm as a ‘Platform of Communities': A Contribution to the Knowledge-based Approach of the Firm: Ash Amin and Patrick Cohendet
The firm as an institution , pp 99-117: .
The Firm is Dead; Long Live the Firm: A Review of Oliver E. Williamson's The Economic Institutions of Capitalism , pp 206-220: Armen Alchian and Susan Woodward
The Firm's Investment Decision , pp 72-87: .
The firm, its procedures and win-win environmental regulations: H. Landis Gabel and Bernard Sinclair-Desgagné
The firms , pp 111-149: .
The first half of the 20th century , pp 74-99: .
The First Indigenous Korean Aircraft: The Case of the Daewoo KTX-1 'Woong-Bee' , pp 131-162: .
The first manufacturing revolutions: not just technological change , pp 15-48: .
The first three elements of the TEM , pp 105-130: .
The first urban revolution: Juval Portugali
The first urban revolution as a self-organized process: Juval Portugali
The first urban revolution of ancient Israel: Juval Portugali
The First World War , pp 52-78: .
The first-person self: the conservative's view , pp 84-96: .
The first-person self: the liberal's view , pp 1-28: .
The fiscal consequences of natural disasters , pp 208-228: Tatyana Deryugina
The fiscal cost of renegotiations of road public–private partnerships: Francisco Pinheiro Catalão, Carlos Oliveira Cruz and Joaquim Miranda Sarmento
The Fiscal Governance Disorder of the Eurozone: Curing the Symptoms or Curing the Causes?: Carlo Altomonte, Francesco Passarelli and Carlo Secchi
The fiscal policy response to the crisis: Joosung Jun
The Fiscal Policy Response to the Global Financial Crisis: A Critique: Anthony Makin
The fiscal responsibilities of government , pp 85-96: Malcolm Sawyer
The fiscal risk of local government revenue in the People’s Republic of China , pp 223-249: Ziying Fan and Guanghua Wan
The fiscal structure of county governments from 2002 to 2019: the impact of the Great Recession and the run-up to the COVID-19 pandemic , pp 257-269: Craig L. Johnson, Luis Navarro and Andrey Yushkov
The Fiscal Transfer System in Australia , pp 144-183: C. Richard Rye and Bob Searle
The Fiscal Transfer System in Canada , pp 70-102: Douglas H. Clark