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Theory and hypotheses , pp 70-83: .
Theory and international law instruction , pp 106-131: .
Theory and method in macro-comparative social network analysis , pp 215-238: Matthew C. Mahutga and Robert Clark
Theory and methods: how to explain the ambition of a supranational actor , pp 9-54: .
Theory and Practice in Knowledge Transfer: The Emergence of ‘Interface Structures’: Elena Castro-Martínez, Ignacio Fernández- de-Lucio and Jordi Molas-Gallart
Theory and Practice in the Conduct of Trade Policy: Sidney Weintraub
Theory and Practice of the Creative City Thesis: Experiences from Amsterdam and Rotterdam: Arie Romein and Jan Jacob Trip
Theory and the role of the public sector , pp 225-268: .
Theory and theorizing in case study research , pp 67-87: Peter Rule
Theory in qualitative research: a framework that synthesises existing academic advice , pp 14-34: Louise Keogh, Natalie Jovanovski, Sarah MacLean and Richard Chenhall
Theory of Economic Valuation of Environmental Goods and Services: P.-O. Johansson
Theory of EEID (energy efficiency, intensity, dependence): Syeda Tayyaba Ijaz and Sumayya Chughtai
Theory of External Costs: Stef Proost
Theory of externalities: Amitrajeet A. Batabyal
Theory of non-territorial internal exit , pp 143-180: .
Theory of regional policy , pp 565-570: .
Theory of riba: the orthodox interpretation , pp 142-145: .
Theory of the choice , pp 72-122: .
Theory of the firm , pp 553-562: Élodie Bertrand
Theory of the firm , pp 123-181: .
Theory of the firm and its sustainable development: in the epoch of digitalization and artificial intelligence: Ninel Seniuk
Theory of the Firm Revisited: New and Neo-institutional Perspectives , pp 33-56: John Groenewegen and Jack Vromen
Theory versus empirics: a review of the international school choice literature , pp 289-317: Ilja Cornelisz
Theory: institutions and actors , pp 9-20: .
There is no “AI” in teams: a multidisciplinary framework for AI to work in human teams: Breana M. Carter, Susannah B. F. Paletz, Susan G. Campbell, Polly O’Rourke, Melissa J. Carraway, Sarah H. Vahlkamp and Jana Schwartz
There is nothing so practical as three good theories , pp 110-134: Laurence Romani, Henriett Primecz and Roger-Matthew Bell Lambert
There's nothing so testable as a strong theory: Roger Sansom and Mindy E. Bergman
Theres no place like home: minority-majority dialogue, contestation, and ritual negotiation in cemeteries and crematoria spaces , pp 61-81: Katie McClymont, Yasminah Beebeejaun, Avril Maddrell, Brenda Mathijssen, Danny McNally and Sufyan Dogra
Thermodynamic depth and physical surplus: Clair Quentin
Thermodynamic depth and social surplus: Clair Quentin
Thermodynamic Models , pp 102-129: Stefan Baumgärtner
Thermodynamics and Georgesçu-Roegen's economics , pp 99-119: .
Theses on Weisskopf: Robert Pollin
They are industrial districts, but not as we know them! , pp 479-492: Fiorenza Belussi and Lisa De Propris
They were taken into a black-painted room: Maciej Zaremba
Think about university service and leadership positions , pp 163-167: .
Thinking about Economics: Caroline Shaw Bell
Thinking about inequality in Latin America in times of commodity booms and pandemics: Diego Sánchez-Ancochea
Thinking About Markets , pp 173-190: .
Thinking about space: regions and clusters in broader context: David A. Wolfe
Thinking about the Value of Biodiversity , pp 172-186: Alan Randall
Thinking and information processing , pp 169-197: .
Thinking and working apolitically , pp 417-428: Graham Teskey
Thinking for Yourself, Like an Economist: Robert F. Garnett
Thinking Inside the Boxes: Alternative Policies in the Development and Food Security Boxes , pp 324-343: Eugenio Diaz-Bonilla, Xinshen Diao and Sherman Robinson
Thinking of the Economy as a Circuit , pp 142-172: Biagio Bossone
Thinking race and racialization in the black majority world: Hugo ka Canham
Thinking through global crime and its research agendas , pp 1-10: Tim Hall and Vincenzo Scalia
Thinking with and against: generative tensions bridging disability studies and critical rehabilitation studies: Thomas Abrams, Kelly Fritsch and Gail Teachman
Thinking with models: an inescapable conundrum , pp 27-41: .