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‘Finders, keepers, losers, weepers!’ A doctoral candidate’s reality of changing thesis advisors , pp 36-42: Polly Black
‘Follow the…’ methods in the study of financialisation: Frances Brill, Sarah Hughes-McLure, Sara Özoğul and Callum Ward
‘Fortress’ common markets: are they welfare-improving? , pp 47-60: Constantinos Syropoulos, Elias Dinopoulos, Constantinos Syropoulos and Elias Dinopoulos
‘Fragility’: A Macro-dynamic Motive to Offer Quick and General Access to ART in LDC: Bruno Ventelou, Yann Videau and Jean-Paul Moatti
‘Future-gazing’: how floating offshore wind can revitalise European large energy-intensive industries: Julian Gregory
‘Grow Your Own' in the New Economy? Skill-formation Challenges in the New England Optical Networking Industry: William Lazonick, Michael Fiddy and Steven Quimby
‘Harmony’ in China’s Climate Change Policy: Paul Howard
‘Hassle, heartache, abuse’: transgender experiences of sex and sexual violence in one men's sex offender prison: Leigh Downes
‘Historical sensibility’ and its relevance for contemporary housing studies , pp 53-63: Keith Jacobs
‘History-Friendly' Models of Industry Evolution: Luigi Orsenigo
‘Hybrid’ threats: Antonio Missiroli
‘I wouldn’t start from here’—money and happiness: Chris Budd
‘If you change the country, you are not a real refugee’ - the impact of the Dublin Regulation on refugees’ flight and arrival experiences , pp 112-123: Anja Bartel
‘Invasive species’ management – managing the Australian free-roaming cat population: Sophie Riley and Joan E. Schaffner
‘Leaping Across the Mountains, Bounding Over the Hills': Punctualism and Gradualism in Economic Development: Witold Kwasnicki
‘Leaping Frogs’ in the Demography of Manufacturing Firms (1911–71): Lucia Castellucci and Renato Giannetti
‘Low-Cost’ Shareholder Activism: A Review of the Evidence: Fabrizio Ferri
‘Low-tech’ industry: a new path for development? The case of the salmon farming industry in Chile: Michiko Iizuka
‘Mainstreaming’ the ‘alternative’? The financialization of transnational migrant remittances , pp 539-561: Kavita Datta
‘Majority doesn’t exist’: a critical perspective on research with LGBTQ+ people: Clifford Lewis and Nina Reynolds
‘Management by accounting’: the roles of accounting in agencification , pp 107-122: Budi Waluyo
‘Managing’ wild horses and burros in the US: Meredith S. Hou
‘Monstrous moral hybrids’ and the corrupting quality of public debt , pp 142-164: .
‘Naturaliter homo homini amicus est’: economy, happiness and relationships in Aquinas’ thought , pp 95-111: Paolo Santori
‘Nothing about us without us’: researching sexual and reproductive health with priority populations: Judith A. Dean, Olivia Hollingdrake, James A. Fowler and Sarah Warzywoda
‘One has to manage and it’s who you know’: social support and coping strategies among urban poor residents during COVID-19 , pp 311-330: Wafa Alam and Sabina Faiz Rashid
‘Only Connect’: Academic–Business Research Collaborations and the Formation of Ecologies of Innovation: Paul David and J. Stanley Metcalfe
‘Place’ Qualities of Urban Space: Interpretations of Theory and Ideology: H.S. Geyer
‘Quality in Work’ After the Lisbon Strategy: Is There a Future?: Haris Kountouros
‘Red Flags of Corruption’ in World Bank Projects: An Analysis of Infrastructure Contracts: Charles Kenny and Maria Musatova
‘Red Vienna’ and the roots of Austro-Marxism , pp 7-21: .
‘Relating’ to finance in the household: Anette Broløs, Erin B. Taylor, Jillet Sarah Sam and Shriram Venkatraman
‘Smart Industry’ and the confluence of standards , pp 212-226: Claire Stolwijk, Matthijs Punter and Carlos Montalvo
‘Smelly Velcro Cat’: a narrative of managing obsessive compulsive ‘disorder’, generalised anxiety ‘disorder’, depression and an academic career , pp 154-167: Louise Oldridge
‘Someone would have to die for me to give up’: the experience of researching suicide: Laura Patterson
‘That's all very well, but if a child is at risk, you can stick your randomisation up your ****’: a brief history of trials in social work and UK children's social care: David Westlake
‘The Cradle of Technology': The Industrial Technology Research Institute: Min-ping Huang
‘The Day the Music Died’: The Financial Tsunami of 2007–09: Christopher Green
‘The New Masters of the Universe’: Institutional Shareholder Engagement and the Regulation and Governance of Banks: Andy Mullineux
‘The World City Concept Travels East’: On Excessive Imagination and Limited Urban Sustainability in UAE World Cities: David Bassens
‘The world in over-shoot’: a celebration of Herman Daly’s contributions to ecological economics – the science of sustainability , pp 22-47: Robert Goodland
‘There are no safe spaces anymore’: ubiquitous connectivity and the regulation of technology-facilitated misogyny and gender-based violence: Benjamin Farrand
‘They go the extra mile, the extra ten miles...’: examining Canadian medical tourists’ interactions with health care workers abroad , pp 451-460: Valorie A. Crooks, Victoria Casey, Rebecca Whitmore, Rory Johnston and Jeremy Snyder
‘Thinking differently’: an interview with Claire Johnston about Métis understandings of autism: Claire Johnston and Patty Douglas
‘This time it’s different’... and why it matters: the shifting geographies of money, finance and risks , pp 105-122: Michael Pryke
‘Tinkering’ with tea: science, technology and innovation policies in Tanzania’s agricultural research system , pp 265-291: Allison Loconto and Emmanuel Simbua
‘Trading’ business knowledge between countries: consultants and the diffusion of management knowledge: John R. Bryson
‘True striving for right and freedom’: Prussian old-conservatism between reception and appropriation of liberal political thought: Laura C. Achtelstetter and Alexander Kruska1
‘We’re in it together’: generating opportunities for leadership through co-produced research: Jala Burton and Sally Robinson
‘We’re not the polite police’: LGBTQ+ domestic and family violence victim-survivors’ experiences with legal actors when seeking help via the civil protection order system in Australia , pp 169-184: Ellen Reeves