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View From the Duma: An Interview with Sergey Generalov , pp 61-69: Sergey Generalov and Stanislav V. Shekshnia
Viewing entrepreneurship 'in motion': exploring current uses and future possibilities of video research methods in entrepreneurship research , pp 220-263: Jarrod Ormiston and Neil A. Thompson
Viewing Korean employment and industrial relations , pp 15-33: Young-Myon Lee and Bruce Kaufman
Viewing technology assessment as science advice , pp 54-63: Chris Tyler and Armin Grunwald
Vilfredo Pareto (1848–1923): Michael McLure
VimpelCom: From Start-up to the New York Stock Exchange , pp 287-299: Stanislav V. Shekshnia and Augie K. Fabela
Violence against Indigenous people: Emily Wright and Sheena L. Gilbert
Violence against older adults: Lynn A. Addington
Violence against police: P. Trey Bussey, Justin Nix and Michael Sierra-Arévalo
Violence against sexual and gender diverse people: Rebecca L. Stotzer and Danielle R. Phillips
Violence and its Impact on Democracy in Colombia: Giorgio Brosio and Roberto Zanola
Violence and the global economy: Antonius C. G. M. Robben
Violence as care: Indigenous policy and settler colonialism , pp 18-34: Elizabeth Strakosch
Violence during the COVID-19 pandemic: Ernesto Lopez
Violence, Development and the Rule of Law: Martin Krygier and Whit Mason
Violent crime and society: An overview: Wendy C. Regoeczi and Terance D. Miethe
Virtual collaboration: human foundations augmented by intelligent technology , pp 41-66: Terri L. Griffith and Utpal Mangla
Virtual expatriates: the nature and implications of their work: Jakob Lauring, Christina Butler, Charlotte Jonasson, Alexei Koveshnikov, Markus Pudelko and Sebastian Stoermer
Virtual leadership education: Graziella Pagliarulo McCarron and Aoi Yamanaka
Virtual mirroring , pp 103-120: .
Virtual organizations: a call for new leadership , pp 109-127: Donatella De Paoli
Virtual reality and choice modelling: existing applications and future research directions , pp 276-306: Michael A. B. van Eggermond, Panos Mavros and Alex Erath
Virtual religious tourism: an agenda for future research , pp 115-130: Eleanor O’Keeffe and Ruth Dowson
Virtual spaces as workplaces: working and leading in virtual worlds , pp 128-144: Matti Vartiainen
Virtual teams and team cognition , pp 280-304: Stephen M. Fiore, Rhyse Bendell and Jessica Williams
Virtual tourism experiences: exploring the concept and key elements , pp 55-70: Wenqi Wei and Melissa A. Baker
Virtual tribes , pp 54-67: .
Virtual work - where do we go from here? Setting a research agenda , pp 466-482: Thomas O’Neill, M. Travis Maynard, Lucy L. Gilson, James M. Hughes and Nathaniel Easton
Virtual work challenges and opportunities in the Asia-Pacific region: the role of organizational virtual work climate , pp 269-288: Lama Blaique and Ashly Pinnington
Virtual Worlds, Online Gaming Communities and Cultural Commons: Enrico Bertacchini and Paola Borrione
Virtual worlds, virtual heritage and immersive reality: the case of the Daming Palace at Xi’an, China , pp i-i: Maurizio Forte
Virtuality and inclusiveness in organizations , pp 384-402: Jakob Lauring, Charlotte Jonasson and Marta Jackowska
Virtuality and the eyes of the beholder: beyond static relationships between teams and technology , pp 199-215: Patr'cia Costa and Lisa Handke
Virtue Ethics: Irene van Staveren
Virtue ethics and economics , pp 430-440: Jean Mercier Ythier
Visa: Annalisa Meloni
Vision and Analysis in the History of Economic Thought , pp 53-64: Robert Heilbroner
Vision correction , pp 80-93: .
Vision, judgment, and disagreement among economists , pp 11-24: David Colander
Visionary athletic governance: lessons from student-athletes and the AIAW: Diane L. Williams
Visions of the Future for Facility Siting , pp 196-208: Daigee Shaw
Visions: “pandemic halts climate change!” , pp 11-16: .
Visiting the mountain: how property gets in the way of Indigenous sovereignty: Yvonne P. Sherwood and Melodi Wynne
Visitor expectations , pp 32-48: .
Visitors responses to higher entrance fees , pp 53-61: .
Visual arts: Olav Velthuis
Visual intrusion: Like Jiang
Visual methods for migration research: approaches, strategies, and challenges , pp 153-171: Kevin Smets
Visual methods in housing research: concepts, methods, and applications , pp 158-177: John Sylvestre, Konrad Czechowski and Kimberly Turner
Visualizing and analysing diverse economies with GIS: a resource for performative research , pp 493-501: Luke Drake