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The rise of authoritarian capitalism in the twenty-first century , pp 1-12: .
The rise of big food and agriculture: corporate influence in the food system , pp 45-66: Jennifer Clapp
The Rise of China and Structural Change in Thailand: Kanit Sangsubhan
The Rise of China and the Sustained Recovery of Japan: Shin-ichi Fukuda
The Rise of China: Implications for the Mekong Countries: Matt Davies
The rise of cross-border pan-African banks in the WAEMU , pp 113-133: Issouf Soumaré, Kouamé Désiré Kanga and Victor Murinde
The rise of cultural and creative industries in creative economy research: a bibliometric analysis , pp 13-34: Luciana Lazzeretti, Francesco Capone and Niccolò Innocenti
The rise of emerging economies: implications on appropriate technology development in theory and practice , pp 47-53: Philippe Régnier and Pascal Wild
The rise of ethical value in global trade networks , pp 2-12: Warwick E. Murray, Kelle Howson and John Overton
The rise of feminist governance in foreign policy , pp 203-215: Karin Aggestam and Jacqui True
The rise of fiduciary capitalism in developing countries , pp 128-140: Michelle Filson and Joshua Yindenaba Abor
The rise of geographical indications in Latin America: the case of pisco , pp 112-131: Peter B.F. Williams
The rise of in-work benefits: policy, politics and evaluation , pp 280-294: Joan Abbas and Ewan Robertson
The rise of international digital networks: defining the digital divide: .
The rise of low-cost carriers: Colin C.H. Law
The rise of medical tourism to South Africa , pp 323-331: Jonathan Crush, Abel Chikanda, David Sanders and Belinda Maswikwa
The rise of multinationals from emerging markets: East Asian experiences , pp 89-120: .
The rise of neo-liberalism in advanced capitalist economies: towards a materialist explanation: Michael C. Howard and John E. King
The rise of non-governmental organizations: Issues in development management: David Lewis
The rise of private neighborhood associations: revolution or evolution?: William Fischel
The Rise of Rentier Incomes in OECD Countries: Financialization, Central Bank Policy and Labor Solidarity , pp 350-378: Arjun Jayadev and Gerald Epstein
The rise of robots in the COVID-19 pandemic: implications for public management , pp 286-298: Helen Dickinson and Catherine Smith
The rise of supercapacitors: making electric vehicles as convenient as ordinary ones , pp 263-265: Claude Henry
The Rise of the American Regulatory State: A View from the Progressive Era: Marc Law and Sukkoo Kim
The rise of the biomedical cluster in Wonju, Korea , pp 66-84: Jun Koo and Jongmin Choi
The Rise of the Chinese Economy and Korea’s Job Growth: Dae Il Kim
The rise of the intergenerational state: aging and development: Tim Miller
The rise of the private neighborhood association: a constitutional revolution in local government: Robert Nelson
The rise of the regulatory state: Martino Maggetti
The rise of the student estate , pp 429-448: Manja Klemenƒçiƒç
The Rise of TNCs from Emerging Markets: Challenges Faced by Firms from India: Ravi Kant
The Rise of TNCs from Emerging Markets: The Global Context: Jeffrey D. Sachs
The Rise of TNCs from Emerging Markets: The Issues: Karl P. Sauvant
The Rise of TNCs from Emerging Markets: Threat or Opportunity?: Lorraine Eden
The rise of Western Europe after the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries and its challenges to the Chinese governance pattern , pp 210-232: .
The rise to market leadership of a Chinese automotive firm: the case of Geely , pp 20-42: Bin Guo, Qiang Li and Xiaoling Chen
The rising strength of management, high unemployment, and slow growth; revisiting Okun's Law: Michael Reich
The risk-based approach to anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing in international and EU standards: what it is, what it entails , pp 349-367: Paolo Costanzo
The risks behind Asia's debt , pp 238-238: .
The Risks of Directing a Financial Institution: Ben S. Branch and Robin Russell
The Risks of Regulation and the Regulation of Risks: The Governance of Nanotechnology: .
The rivalry between the United States and China: the soft-balancing strategy of Japan and strategic hedging of LAC: Kanako Yamaoka and Gabriel Garcia
The river as subject: legal innovations and their consequence for rights and development , pp 122-136: John A. McNeish
The road ahead: advancing economics education research: Sam Allgood and KimMarie McGoldrick
The road from Robinson to Kaepernick , pp 36-50: .
The Road Home: Helping Homeowners in the Gulf After Katrina: Eileen Norcross and Anthony Skriba
The road map and logic of China's urbanization , pp 15-20: .
The road not taken, round II: centralized vs. distributed energy strategies and human security , pp 483-506: Ronnie D. Lipschutz and Dustin Mulvaney
The road not taken? (Re)directing educational anthropology toward cultural processes of attention, becoming, and responsible agency: Katherine Richardson Bruna
The Road to Creating an Integrated Pollution Charge and Permitting System in Romania , pp 232-252: Clifford F. Zinnes