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The Structure of Founding Teams: Homophily, Strong Ties, and Isolation Among U.S. Entrepreneurs , pp 176-203: .
The Structure of Franchise Contracts: Emmanuel Raynaud
The structure of generational public transfer flows in Nigeria: Adedoyin Soyibo, Olanrewaju Olaniyan and Akanni O. Lawanson
The structure of international trade, global value chains and trade wars in the twenty-first century , pp 27-46: Louise Curran and Jappe Eckhardt
The Structure of Taxes , pp 120-161: .
The structure of urban networks , pp 127-165: Marc Barthelemy
The Structure of Venture Capital Funds: Douglas Cumming, Grant Fleming and Armin Schwienbacher
The struggle for equality and sustainability , pp 179-187: Richard Wilkinson and Kate Pickett
The struggle for sovereignty in Honduras: Lynn Holland
The student experience: Malcolm Tight
The Study of Small and Medium Sized Enterprises in East Asia , pp 1-9: Charles Harvie and Boon-Chye Lee
The subjective and objective conditions of the circumstances of justice , pp 144-155: .
The subjective approach to uni- and multidimensional poverty , pp 19-27: Ada Ferrer-i-Carbonell
The Subjective Well-being Paradox: A Suggested Solution Based on Relational Goods: Maurizio Pugno
The Subsidiarity Principle , pp 123-138: Michael Bothe
The successes and challenges of microfinance , pp i-ii: Ian Carrillo
The Sukūk market in Malaysia: issues and challenges , pp 206-224: Gülsüm Ç. Dolgun and Muhammed Dolgun
The superpower that wasn't , pp 109-129: .
The supervision of banking groups/financial conglomerates: .
The supplier‚Äìretailer relationship in contemporary food markets , pp 23-46: Alessandro Bonanno and Metin Çakır
The supply and use framework of national accounts , pp 41-132: Joerg Beutel
The Supply Chain Resilience Checklist: Sam Mulopulos
The supply chain: produce or outsource? , pp 248-284: .
The supply chain: the European food packaging industries, food processors and food retailing industries , pp 53-93: .
The Supply of Functions by Homogeneous Area Using Cluster Analysis: Paola De Agostini, Veronica Cicogna and Federico Perali
The Supply Side of Democratic Government: A Brief Survey: Thomas Borcherding and Dong (Dan) Lee
The supply side of the SM model: the warranted rate of growth , pp 23-37: .
The supply-side revolution and challenges in taxing the rich , pp 47-64: .
The support system for Indonesian elders: moving toward a sustainable national pension system: Maliki .
The surge in digitalization: new challenges for team member collaboration , pp 257-277: Thomas Hardwig and Margarete Boos
The surge in US imports, 1995 - 2001: Mordechai Kreinin
The surprising rise of libertarianism and the libertarian response: starring Murray Rothbard (1926-1995) - What Has Government Done to Our Money? , pp 142-170: .
The surrogate model of cluster creation: The case of Mubadala in Abu Dhabi , pp 276-296: Sami Mahroum and Yasser Al-Saleh
The Survival of Firms: .
The sustainability governance of global supply chains: transnational approaches and the neglect of local development agendas , pp 281-295: Almut Schilling-Vacaflor
The sustainability of academic entrepreneurial ecosystems , pp 339-351: Alice Civera, Michele Meoli and Silvio Vismara
The Sustainability of Digital Data: Tension Between the Dynamics and Longevity of Standards , pp 15-27: Kees van der Meer
The Sustainability of Knowledge-related Policies in Technology-based Cities in the Netherlands: Ana María Fernández-Maldonado and Arie Romein
The sustainability of the catching-up process – a multidimensional take , pp 177-186: Frank Moss
The Sustainability of the Entrepreneurial Orientation–Performance Relationship: .
The sustainability of value in highly competitive industries , pp 163-183: .
The sustainability solution in MNEs: understanding the impediments to its implementation , pp 79-99: Luis F. Escobar
The Sustainable Economic Development of Traditional Peoples: James Kahn and Alexandre Rivas
The Sustainable Peace Roles of International Extractive Industries: Duane Windsor
The sustainable water campus in Leeuwarden: towards an anchoring milieu or a ‘hollow term’? , pp 103-124: Miranda Ebbekink and Arnoud Lagendijk
The Swedish e-krona: a means of guaranteeing the possibility of making payments for all , pp 187-208: Eva Julin
The Swedish Green Tax Commission , pp 23-32: Runar Brønnlund
The Swedish Model of Restructuring: Ola Bergström and Andreas Diedrich
The Swedish Paradox Revisited , pp 49-76: Olof Ejermo and Astrid Kander
The Swiss banking experience and lessons learned for emerging markets: the roles of digitalization and sustainability , pp 597-618: Carlo Raimondo and Patrick Coggi