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Which Europe do we need now? Which can we get? , pp 49-58: Suzanne de Brunhoff
Which Exchange Rate Policy to Help Boost Foreign Direct Investment-Led Growth in ASEAN? , pp 272-292: Françoise Nicolas
Which Factors Underlie Public Selection of R&D Cooperative Projects?: Lluís Santamaría Sánchez, Andrés Barge-Gil and Aurelia Modrego Rico
Which Level of Government Should Be Responsible for Environmental Regulation? The Federalists Versus Calhoun , pp 132-146: Perry Shapiro
Which norms do CSR help to respect? , pp 108-125: Federica Nieri, Elisa Giuliani and Davide Fiaschi
Which tool should I use? Neuroscience technologies for braindriven entrepreneurship researchers , pp 259-284: Víctor Pérez-Centeno
Whistleblowers as information sources , pp 123-134: .
Whistleblowers as information sources , pp 18-29: .
Whistleblowing and investigative journalism: reputational damage and the private governance of aggressive tax planning , pp 269-291: Lachlan Johnson
White gaze in fashion markets , pp 86-101: Lena Cavusoglu and Deniz Atik
White, Harry Dexter: Juan Barredo Zuriarrain
White-collar crime motivation , pp 1-18: .
White-collar crime opportunity , pp 19-40: .
White-collar crime willingness , pp 41-56: .
Whiteness masquerading as academic freedom , pp 178-190: Georgina Tuari Stewart
Whither Economics? , pp 243-250: .
Whither Global Cities: The Analytics and the Debates: Saskia Sassen
Whither religious tourism research? Conclusion and final remarks , pp 147-156: Joseph M. Cheer
Whither rural China? , pp 278-296: .
Whither Stability Pact? An Assessment of Reform Proposals , pp 32-56: Paola Monperrus-Veroni and Francesco Saraceno
Whither the 1980 Hague Abduction Convention? , pp 387-402: Nigel Lowe KC (Hon)
Who am I in the age of AI? Exploring dimensions that shape occupational identity in the context of AI for decision-making , pp 305-321: Anne-Sophie Mayer and Franz Strich
Who and when?: Institutional and temporal aspects of moral assessment: Joanna Wisniowska
Who are the ecosystem enablers?: Laura I.H Bennett, Don J. Webber and Chay Brooks
Who are the shareholders? , pp 37-67: .
Who benefits from new transportation infrastructure? Using accessibility measures to evaluate social equity in public transport provision , pp 211-227: Kevin Manaugh and Ahmed El- Geneidy
Who Cares? The Maintenance of a Wi-Fi Community Infrastructure: Stefan Verhaegh and Ellen van Oost
Who counts in intra-household sharing? Children as active agents in the household economy , pp 161-176: Gill Main
Who decides? , pp 97-100: .
Who determines patent policy: judges, lobbyists or legislatures? , pp 37-61: .
Who engages in dependent self-employment? , pp 101-117: .
Who gets the rights to trade across borders? , pp 25-47: Leonardo Meeus and with Tim Schittekatte
Who Governs? Economic Governance Mechanisms and Financial Market Regulation: Brigitte Unger
Who has the responsibility to cover needs? , pp 84-91: .
Who is in charge here? Brooklyn Bridge Park , pp 454-475: John D. Landis
Who is More Important – a Leading Power or a Close Neighbor?: Yi Zheng and Heng Chen
Who is poor? Linking perceptions of poor people and political responses to poverty , pp 25-45: Bjørn Hvinden and Rune Halvorsen
Who is responsible for balancing the system? , pp 84-110: Leonardo Meeus, with Tim Schittekatte and Valerie Reif
Who is the cheapest-cost avoider in the sovereign debt market? Restating the case for the SDRM and greater restraint in IMF lending1: Curzio Giannini
Who is the individual and collective actor in service experience? , pp 54-65: Anu Helkkula
Who is the knowledge gatekeeper in the creative cluster? A case study of Guangdong Industrial Design City , pp 506-518: Juncheng Dai and Michael Keane
Who is the “Master of the Treaties”? On the dysfunctional interplay between the European Court of Justice and the European Parliament , pp 147-158: Hélène Gaudin
Who is Working Illicitly and Why? Insights from Representative Survey Data in Germany: Dominik Enste
Who lives in flood prone areas? , pp 315-330: V. Kerry Smith and Ben Whitmore
Who matters most? The salience sampling method for identifying and reporting key informants for qualitative components of MMR designs , pp 260-274: Ryan Gould, Matthew J. Xerri and Anneke Fitzgerald
Who Needs Foreign Banks? , pp 133-157: Daniel Gros
Who Owns Whom? Economic Nationalism and Family Controlled Pyramidal Groups in Canada: Randall Morck, Gloria Tian and Bernard Yeung
Who owns, runs and pays for city infrastructure? , pp 1-30: .
Who participates in the different types of informal work and why? , pp 128-158: .
Who pays development fees? , pp 218-233: John Yinger