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- Bringing together finance and sustainability: the perspective of A4S , pp 10-25
- Helen Slinger
- Bringing visitors to the ocean world? Emerging issues in deep sea exploration and tourism
- John Hannigan and Greg Richards
- Britain under 'New Labour': a model for European restructuring? , pp 59-72
- Hugo Radice
- Britain under the Iron Lady
- Geoffrey M. Hodgson
- Britain's industrial strategies and ports
- David Styan
- Britain: Competition Undermined by Politics
- Stephen Glaister
- Britain: How Neo-liberalism Cut Unions Down to Size
- John McIlroy
- Britain’s monetarist experiment - initial setbacks followed by triumph , pp 78-114
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- British and American Monetarism Compared
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- British and German IPOs - A Comparison , pp 72-87
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- British classical political economy , pp 125-149
- Christian Gehrke
- British marginalism , pp 274-280
- John Creedy
- Broad Economic Indicators and Performance
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- Broadacre City: Frank Lloyd Wrights vision of an organic capitalism , pp 172-190
- Catherine Maumi
- Broadband Internet and new firm formation: a US perspective , pp 210-236
- Jitendra Parajuli and Kingsley E. Haynes
- Broadband network cost recovery: a global comparison of models
- Roslyn Layton
- Broadcasting , pp 151-164
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- Broadcasting , pp 409-415
- Glenn Withers
- Broadcasting
- Glenn Withers
- Broadcasting
- Glenn Withers and Katrina Alford
- Broadening the concept of open innovation , pp 87-98
- Wim Vanhaverbeke
- Broadening the development agenda for the SDG world , pp 20-31
- Richard Jolly
- Broadening the focus on women's economic empowerment in Australia
- Daniel Dinale, Marian Baird and Alison Williams
- Broadening the sectoral perspective on agricultural policy in Greece
- Leonidas Louloudis and Nikos Beopoulos
- Broader economic and social policies , pp iii-iii
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- Broken mirrors: towards holistic political economies of development, its discontents and alternatives , pp 2-11
- Franklin Obeng-Odoom
- Broken windows policing and crime: Evidence from 80 Colombian cities , pp 55-87
- Daniel Mejía, Ervyn Norza, Santiago Tobon and Martin Vanegas-Arias
- Brotherly battles at Brew Corp: “family firms should be forbidden by law” , pp 26-37
- Dagmar Y. Hattenberg, Erik Veldhuizen and Judith van Helvert
- Brownfield infrastructures , pp 165-180
- Francesco Gastaldi and Federico Camerin
- Brown’s later activities , pp 189-205
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- BRRD/SRM, corporate insolvency law and EU State aid - the trifurcated EU framework for dealing with banks in distress , pp 238-258
- Michael Schillig
- Brunei Darussalam
- Rosnah Opai
- Brunei Darussalam: Building an intellectual property system for a knowledge and innovation economy , pp 128-156
- Gabriel Garcia
- Bruno Hildebrand (1812–1878)
- Bertram Schefold
- Bubble
- Alicia Girón
- Bubble Act
- William E. McColloch
- Bubbles, Crashes and the Psycho-Economic Forces Behind Them
- Friedrich Kugler
- Buchanan and Musgrave on Public Finance and Public Choice: A Review Essay , pp 171-182
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- Buchanan and Tullock on law and economics , pp 115-124
- Robert Tollison
- Buchanan, Hobbes and contractarianism: the supply of rules? , pp 17-34
- Geoffrey Brennan and Giuseppe Eusepi
- Buchanan, James M
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- Buddha: a concise introduction with life stories for this audience , pp 22-39
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- Buddhist Economics
- Juliana Essen
- Budding opportunities: cannabis trademarks in the United States
- Luke Sebastian Zimmerman
- Budget amendment offers toxin, not tonic , pp 208-209
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- Budget constraints in French professional football: contrasting situations , pp 77-102
- Nadine Dermit-Richard and Aurélien François
- Budget deficit and instruments of public borrowing in the Islamic system , pp iii-iii
- Monzer Kahf
- Budget Incentive Structures and the Improvement of College Teaching , pp 161-184
- Michael B. Paulsen and Edward P. St. John
- Budget Reform in Italy: Importing ‘Enlightened' Ideas in a Difficult Context
- Francesco Stolfi, Chiara Goretti and Luca Rizzuto
- Budget Reform in Japan: Continuous Efforts but Still a Long Way to Go
- Masahiro Horie
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