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Breaking barriers: Victoria Miyandazi
Breaking barriers in international sport leadership: women's representation and gender equality interventions: Lucie Schoch and Madeleine Pape
Breaking barriers: Assessing Agenda 2030's impact on women entrepreneurship studies: Giorgia Maria D’Allura and Michela Floris
Breaking barriers: integrating gender perspectives into monitoring, evaluation, and statistics for meaningful change: Thania de la Garza Navarrete and Liv Lafontaine Navarro
Breaking bias: pathways to reducing discrimination: Vojtĕch Bartoš
Breaking new ground: settings where performance measurement is important but less studied , pp 12-28: Henry Eyring and Wim A. Van der Stede
Breaking Sharply with the Past: Government Employment in New Zealand: Robert Gregory
Breaking the Economic Dependence of Developing Countries to Promote Economic Development and Full Employment: The Case of the Maghreb Countries: Mehdi Ben Guirat and Corinne Pastoret
Breaking the link between poverty and disability: re-purposing human rights in the 21st century: Gerard Quinn and Mary Keogh
Breaking the silence: how SPC rappers during the 80s, 90s, and 2000s dismantled racism for Black students in K–12 education: Aaron Nance
Breaking the ‘tragedy of the horizon’: taking stock of central banks’ climate-risk approaches a decade after Mark Carney's speech: David Barmes, Joseph Feyertag, Agnieszka Smoleńska and Simon Dikau
Breaking with the Notion of Social Contract: Constitutions as Based on Spontaneously Arisen Institutions , pp 87-106: .
Breathing and crises of respiration in turbulent times: Suzanne Glover, Julie Ellis and Kirsty Liddiard
Breeder’s Rights and Patents: Competing IPR Systems that Mean to Stimulate Innovation: Niels P. Louwaars and Hans J.M. Dons
Breeding of animals for pets and research in the US: Joan E. Schaffner
Bretton Woods organisations: Robert Walker
Bretton Woods regime: Omar F. Hamouda
Brexit and how it affects capital markets (regulation) , pp 145-180: Wolf-Georg Ringe
Brexit and the EU Budget , pp 180-204: Margit Schratzenstaller
Brexit: populist reaction to the 2008 speculative bubble bursting? , pp 79-93: Ejan Mackaay
BRIC Economies: Earlier Growth Constraints, Contemporary Transformations and Future Potential, and Key Challenges: Ben L. Kedia, Somnath Lahiri and Debmalya Mukherjee
Bricolage: Miguel Pina e Cunha
Bricolage at the urban periphery: poor people's strategies in Argentina and Ecuador: Maricarmen Hernández and Javier Auyero
Bricolage by institutions: towards the recreation of norms and organizations , pp 27-45: Takashi Iida
BRICS and mortar(s): Breaking or building the global system? , pp 253-267: Melissa Conley Tyler and Michael Thomas
BRICS common currency: Sergio Rossi
BRICs, China and the Emerging World Order: Is the PRC Writing a New Global Script?: Jagannath P. Panda
BRICs: Geopolitical and Economic Challenges for the US: Subhash C. Jain
Bridge and tunnel closures (TransNIEMO) , pp 24-43: JiYoung Park, Harry W. Richardson, Peter Gordon, James E. Moore, Qisheng Pan and Joongkoo Cho
Bridging circular bioeconomy and acceptance: the importance of considering contact levels of innovative biobased products: Karl Wieland Freyer, Minela Tukulic, Torsten-Oliver Salge and David Antons
Bridging governance gaps with extraterritorial human rights obligations: Accessing home State courts to end childhood obesity , pp 309-338: Joshua Curtis
Bridging Original and New Institutional Economics? , pp 93-109: John Groenewegen
Bridging paradigmatic divides to theorise in a new context: analysing accounts of trust development among culturally diverse organisational members , pp 194-205: Badri Zolfaghari and Farsan Madjdi
Bridging psychology and sociology: Towards a socio-ecological perspective in behavioural economics and policy , pp 473-492: Noah V. Peters and Lucia A. Reisch
Bridging Researchers and the Openness of Wine Innovation Systems in Chile and South Africa: Elisa Giuliani and Roberta Rabellotti
Bridging Ruptures: The Re-emergence of the Antwerp Diamond District After World War II and the Role of Strategic Action: Sebastian Henn and Eric Laureys
Bridging sociology and medicine: preparing students for the MCAT and healthcare careers: Elizabeth Culatta, Kim Davies and Melissa Powell
Bridging the equity funding gap in technological entrepreneurship: the case of government-backed venture capital in China , pp 185-205: Jun Li
Bridging the gap between jurisprudence and questions of legal status: Joshua Jowitt
Bridging the gap between legislation and implementation: strategies for improved implementation of South Africa’s marine living resource legislation , pp 34-60: Danai J. Tembo
Bridging theory and praxis: the legacy of Heidi Hartmann: Deborah M. Figart and Ellen Mutari
Brief history of child poverty measurement: David Gordon
Brief history of the relationship between economics and psychology , pp 12-53: .
Bright and Wealthy: Exploring Assortative Mating: Valerio Filoso
Bright side and dark side of the moon: consumer rights and responsibilities under EU law: Hans-W. Micklitz, Hans-W. Micklitz and Hans-W. Micklitz
Bringing Domestic Pressures Back into the Budget: Germany’s Stability Pact and the New Incentive Structure in EMU: Benedicta Marzinotto
Bringing farmland into financial logics: materiality, state power and rural geographies: Sarah Ruth Sippel
Bringing health economics knowledge to non-economists in Quebec, Canada: a case study of a multi-modal knowledge transfer approach for patient-oriented research (POR) , pp 246-265: Maude Laberge, Annie Poirier, Simon Berthelot, Thomas Poder, Erin Strumpf and Hervé Tchala Vignon Zomahoun
Bringing International Students to Campus: Who, What, When, Where, Why and How?: Charles E. Phelps
Bringing labour back in: a 'new' point of departure for the regional innovation systems approach? , pp 311-346: Leif Hommen and David Doloreux