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Changing contexts , pp 44-58: .
Changing faculty demographics and the need for new policies: Robert L. Clark
Changing Gender Role Attitudes: Jacqueline Scott
Changing Growth Constraints in Northern Latin America: Jaime Ros
Changing higher education discourse in the making of the ASEAN region , pp 124-142: Roger Y. Chao, Jr
Changing higher education systems through corporate social responsibility? _ A study on multinational enterprisesâ€™ efforts to establish proto-institutions at Vietnamese universities , pp 348-369: JÃ¶ran Wrana, Moritz Breul and Javier Revilla Diez
Changing Landscape of Micro Finance: Suresh Sundaresan
Changing Marketing Channels , pp 71-97: .
Changing Models and Patterns of Higher Education Funding: Some Empirical Evidence: Benedetto Lepori, Martin Benninghoff, Ben Jongbloed, Carlo Salerno and Stig Slipersaeter
Changing Paradigms in Electric Energy Systems: Marija Ilic and Mariann Jelinek
Changing pathways: urban dynamics and governance at 22@Barcelona , pp 181-204: Montserrat Pareja-Eastaway and Josep Miquel PiquÃ©
Changing patterns in the division of labour and in the segmentation of the labour force , pp 185-194: Vittorio Rieser
Changing Perceptions of the Role of Local Government with Particular Reference to the United Kingdom , pp 159-178: Peter Else
Changing policies, durable inequalities: youth flows and transitions in the Brazilian labour market , pp 204-223: Nadya Araujo Guimarães, Alvaro Augusto Comin, Carlos Henrique Leite Corseuil, Murillo Marschner and Maíra Penna Franca
Changing practices of providing (financial) care: gender, digital access and remittances during COVID-19 , pp 291-308: Iris Lim and Kavita Datta
Changing research policy and practice with evidence: the relationships between meta-research and its stakeholders , pp 90-103: Steven Hill
Changing research publication practices and the rise of research metrics , pp 191-203: Thed van Leeuwen
Changing risks, individualisation and inequality in a recast welfare state , pp 70-87: Klaus Rasborg
Changing rules of the game of global finance: Glimpses from Argentinaâ€™s sovereign debt restructuring , pp 194-212: Mohit Arora
Changing structure of non-performing loans: The case of Indian public banks , pp 212-229: Meenakshi Rajeev
Changing Structure – Keeping Location: From Musical Instruments to Electronics in the Accordion District of Ancona: Deborah Tappi
Changing Student Access Through Strategic Pricing Initiatives: Donald E. Heller
Changing the C-suite: new chief officer roles as strategic responses to institutional complexity , pp 135-161: Silviya Svejenova and JosÃ© Luis Alvarez
Changing the dominant narrative on migration and development: strategic indicators , pp 76-95: Alejandro I. Canales and Selene Gaspar Olvera
Changing the Entrepreneurship Education Paradigm: David Kirby
Changing the rules of the game: lessons from immunology and linguistics for self-organization of institutions , pp 35-47: Marco A. Janssen
Changing the state: concepts and practice in the reform of the public sector , pp 17-37: Martin Minogue
Changing times: emerging technologies for students with disabilities in higher education , pp 131-148: Catherine S. Fichten, Natalina Martiniello, Jennison Asuncion, Tim Coughlan and Alice Havel
Changing Transnational Institutions and the Management of International Business Transactions: Richard Whitley
Changing Varieties of Capitalism. Societal Consequences of Spatial and Institutional Fragmentation in Germany and Italy: Ulrich Glassmann
Chaning times: Demographic and economic changes and state local government finances: Sally Wallace
Channels and benefits of interactions between public research organizations and industry: comparing country cases in Africa, Asia, and Latin America , pp 164-193: Valeria Arza, Claudia De Fuentes, Gabriela Dutrénit and Claudia Vazquez
Channels of technology transfer and intellectual property rights in developing countries , pp 33-89: Walter Park and Douglas Lippoldt
Chaos in Economics: .
Chaotic Models: .
CHAPTER 6 CENTRAL BANKS AS AGENTS OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT , pp 407-425: Gerald Epstein
Character and capabilities , pp 488-494: Tiziano Raffaelli
Characteristics and Determinants of East Asia’s Trade Patterns: Daisuke Hiratsuka
Characteristics and Organisation of European Ports , pp 17-41: .
Characteristics and Typology of Last-mile Logistics from an Innovation Perspective in an Urban Context: Roel Gevaers, Eddy Van de Voorde and Thierry Vanelslander
Characteristics of FDI Firms in China After WTO Accession: Chunlai Chen
Characteristics of Foreign R&D Strategies of Swiss Firms: Implications for Policy: Heinz Hollenstein
Characteristics of partnerships , pp 20-29: .
Characteristics of Terrorism: Karen Pittel and Dirk Rübbelke
Characteristics of the Dutch credit market , pp 76-87: .
Characteristics of the five East Asian manufacturing sectors and estimates of varying coefficients , pp 50-82: .
Characteristics of the national parks , pp 30-39: .
Characterizing Regional Economic Impacts and Responses to Climate Change , pp 116-130: .
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Charging for health care in Tanzania: official pricing in a liberalized environment , pp 176-201: Paula Tibandebage