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The Sample of M&A: Descriptive Statistics: Massimo G. Colombo and Paola Garrone
The Sarbanes–Oxley Act at a Crossroads: Roberta Romano
The savers' dilemma , pp 127-128: .
The saving-investment nexus in the debate on pension reforms , pp 222-246: Sergio Cesaratto
The SBIR program: an element of U.S. technology policy , pp 22-28: .
The scale and nature of the terrorist problem , pp 13-33: .
The Scale and Scope of Environmental Taxation: Agnar Sandmo
The Scale and Structure of China's Stock Market , pp 24-54: .
The scale of the global financial structure facilitating money laundering , pp 190-193: Raymond W. Baker
The Scales of Innovation Spaces: Anne Lorentzen
The Scandinavian Welfare State Model: .
The Scenario Collaboratory: a framework for integrating environmental assessments and scenarios into municipal planning , pp 215-230: Liliana Caughman, Noel Plemmons, Fletcher Beaudoin, Michele Crim and Vivek Shandas
The Scholastic Analysis of Usury and Other Subjects , pp 74-112: .
The School-to-Work Transition: Steve Bradley and Anh Nguyen
The school-to-work transition among college graduates in South Korea , pp 35-56: Jisun Jung and Soo Jeung Lee
The science and art of DSGE modelling: I – construction and Bayesian estimation , pp 411-440: Cristiano Cantore, Vasco Gabriel, Paul Levine, Joseph Pearlman and Bo Yang
The science and art of DSGE modelling: II – model comparisons, model validation, policy analysis and general discussion , pp 441-463: Cristiano Cantore, Vasco Gabriel, Paul Levine, Joseph Pearlman and Bo Yang
The science of accounting and the science of finance , pp 73-90: .
The science of business framework , pp 9-17: .
The science of economics , pp 29-51: .
The science of entrepreneurship , pp 52-72: .
The science of management , pp 107-118: .
The science of marketing , pp 91-106: .
The science of robots , pp 52-62: .
The scientific research process , pp 17-26: .
The Scientific Socialism of Marx and Engels , pp 109-125: .
The scientific study of morality versus moral philosophy: Neil J. MacKinnon
The scope and implications of globalisation , pp 50-76: Jonathan Perraton
The Scope and Implications of Globalisation: Jonathan Perraton
The Scope of Criminal Law: Murat C. Mungan
The Scope of Industrial Districts in the Third World: Werner Sengenberger
The scope of protection by tort law, liberal rights, pure economic loss and non-pecuniary damage , pp 276-299: .
The scope of the investigation: can absolutely anything be owned? , pp 1-17: .
The scope of trade agreements , pp 27-31: .
The SDGs versus ESG factors: corporate boards engagement and responsible investing driving the change: Sylwia E. Starnawska
The search for a 'stylized fact' of cyclical wages , pp 119-137: Jonathan Michie
The search for alternative routes: Richard Pomfret
The Search for Alternatives , pp 127-152: .
The Search for EU Boundaries: IPR Exercise and Enforcement as ‘Misuse’: Anne Flanagan, Federico Ghezzi and Maria Lillà Montagnani
The second academic revolution: antecedents and consequences of academic entrepreneurship , pp 29-43: Henry Etzkowitz
The Second Digital Revolution: Superstar Clusters and the polarising reinvention of advanced capitalism: David Soskice
The Second Ecology: Creation and Evolution of Organizational Communities , pp 341-375: .
The second urban revolution – the view from the Israeli-Palestinian periphery: Juval Portugali
The Second Urban Revolution: an introduction: Juval Portugali
The Secretariat of the World Trade Organization: An Invisible Power? , pp 1-20: .
The Sectoral Perspective , pp 1-3: Georg Zahradnik
The Security and Trade Agreement for Resilience: Sam Mulopulos
The security governance of the European Union: Mark Webber
The security, structure, and market of municipal debt: recent trends, research, and developments , pp 271-300: W. Bartley Hildreth and Justina Jose
The seditious dissent of Barbara R. Bergmann , pp 1-20: Elizabeth A. Paulin