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Ch 11 Defining, Measuring, and Mitigating Systemic Risk at Large Insurance Companies , pp 177-195

Richard Rosen and Thanases Plestis

Ch 11 Portfolio Optimization: Revolutionizing Risk Assessment Systems , pp 131-148

Blu Putnam, Graham McDannel and Veenit Shah

Ch 11 Unanticipated Growth, Tobin's Q, and Leverage , pp 241-281

Varouj Aivazian, Jeffrey L. Callen and David S. Gelb

Ch 11 Developing the Framework to Understand the Process of Artificial Intelligence-Empowered Gamification in Global Firms , pp 259-279

Gourav Roy and Varsha Jain

Ch 11 Quantum Computing: It is Around the Corner — Get Ready! , pp 311-361

Paul Schulte and David Kuo Chuen Lee

Ch 11 Economic Liberty and Zionism , pp 293-320

Zev Golan

Ch 11 Are Bygones Not Bygones? Modeling Price-Level Targeting with an Escape Clause and Lessons from the Gold Standard , pp 385-417

Paul Masson and Malik Shukayev

Ch 11 The Link Between Entrepreneurial Attributes and SME Ecosystem Orchestration: A Case from the Dutch HR Services Industry , pp 347-375

Oana-Maria Pop, Nadine Roijakkers, Diana Rus and Marjolein Hins

Ch 11 Expanding the Federal Reserve’s Mission , pp 89-99

Thomas R Saving

Ch 11 Probability and Utility Estimates for Racetrack Bettors , pp 71-83

Mukhtar M. Ali

Ch 11 THE PACE OF CHANGE , pp 215-236

Eric L. Jones

Ch 11 Bibliometrics and Networks: Trends and Typology of Emerging Antenna Propagation Technologies , pp 279-303

Yasutomo Takano, Yuya Kajikawa and Makoto Ando

Ch 11 SHARIAH-COMPLIANT DERIVATIVE INSTRUMENTS , pp 313-339

Obiyathulla Ismath Bacha, Ali Zhang Hengchao and Mirzet Šeho

Ch 11 WTO DISCIPLINES UNDER THE IMF PROGRAM: CONGRUENCE OR CONFLICT? , pp 273-286

Dukgeun Ahn

Ch 11 STANDARDS FOR PRODUCTIVE KNOWLEDGE WORK — THEORETICAL FOUNDATION AND APPLICATION OF AN ANALYSIS TECHNIQUE , pp 121-130

Sebastian Eschenbach, Bettina Schauer, Manfred Della Schiava and Doris Riedl

Ch 11 Standardized Trades , pp 225-256

Tom Hyer

Ch 11 THE EFFECTS OF COGNITIVE DIVERSITY AND COHESIVENESS ON ABSORPTIVE CAPACITY , pp 311-333

Radoslaw Nowak

Ch 11 Fertilizing the Indian Milieu of Ocular and Plastic Surgery in Delhi: The Role of a Global Agent , pp 241-259

Karine Goglio-Primard, Odile de Saint Julien and Florence Crespin-Mazet

Ch 11 THEORIES AND FACTORS AFFECTING ELECTRONIC COMMERCE ADOPTION IN SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES (SMES): A REVIEW , pp 301-330

Sabah Al-Somali, Roya Gholami and Ben Clegg

Ch 11 THE DEEP DECLINE IN OUTPUT AND EMPLOYMENT , pp 221-250

E Ray Canterbery

Ch 11 Boys Don’t Cry? The Emotional Effects of Poor Financial Savings Decisions among Males and Females , pp 267-282

Erez Yaakobi and Ido Kallir

Ch 11 The Effects of Compliance on Sustainable Management in Japanese Waterworks Utilities , pp 161-176

Kozo Suzuki

Ch 11 Should We Trust the New Basel III Liquidity Ratio? Evidence from the MENA Banking Systems , pp 287-307

Wassim Ben Ayed and Amira Houaneb

Ch 11 ACCOUNTING FOR THE PRODUCTIVITY PERFORMANCE OF BRITISH COAL 1985–94 , pp 145-156

Kathy O'Donnell and Peter Nolan

Ch 11 Term Loans and Private Placements , pp 203-233

Carmel F. de Nahlik and Frank J Fabozzi

Ch 11 Ireland , pp 201-218

Leo Dana

Ch 11 Asset Values + Rents , pp 163-167

Barry K. Goodwin

Ch 11 Exchange Rate Policy in Singapore: Current Issues and Empirical Evidence , pp 243-274

Yoonbai Kim and Hwee Kwan Chow

Ch 11 THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN TOP MANAGEMENT TEAM INNOVATION ORIENTATION AND FIRM GROWTH: THE MEDIATING ROLE OF FIRM INNOVATIVENESS , pp 253-277

Nils D. Kraiczy, Andreas Hack and Franz Kellermanns

Ch 11 The US and EU: Closer than You Think , pp 35-38

Richard L. Sandor

Ch 11 Sarbanes-Oxley and the Search for Accountable Corporate Governance , pp 265-293

Melvin J Dubnick

Ch 11 Deceptive Advertising and Promotional Techniques , pp 151-174

Michael Kamins

Ch 11 Optimal Hedging with Additive Models , pp 225-245

Yuji Yamada

Ch 11 Digital India and the Future of Work Enabled by COVID: Employees as Qubits Self-Managing the Work Transformation , pp 207-224

Apoorva Goel

Ch 11 NTT International — Transforming a Japanese Keiretsu into a Tech Giant , pp 143-157

Sven Colen

Ch 11 The Keys to the Future: Human Capital Development in the MENA Region , pp 361-399

Julia Devlin

Ch 11 SUSTAINABILITY REPORTING AND THE IMPORTANCE OF STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT , pp 181-196

Coral Ingley

Ch 11 TECHNICAL PROGRESS IN TRANSPORT AND THE TOURISM AREA LIFE CYCLE , pp 225-255

Andrew Kato and James Mak

Ch 11 The Great Turnaround: How Natural Capital Entered the Economy? , pp 85-92

Ronald Colman

Ch 11 Ranking Management of Technology Conferences , pp 265-281

Harm-Jan Steenhuis and Erik J. de Bruijn

Ch 11 The 4P’s of Creativity and Innovation in Engineering , pp 219-235

Thomas Huettl and Sabine Rathmayer

Ch 11 VALUE-CENTRIC E-GOVERNMENT: THE CASE OF DUBAI MUNICIPALITY , pp 145-162

Habib Talhami and Mohammed Arif

Ch 11 Dominant Strategy Mechanism Design , pp 279-290

George Mailath

Ch 11 Why do firms do basic research (with their own money)? , pp 225-234

Nathan Rosenberg

Ch 11 Green Bonds , pp 219-229

Martin Hellmich and Rüdiger Kiesel

Ch 11 ILLEGAL ARCHITECTURE: IN THE NAME OF COMMUNITY , pp 170-183

Roan Ching-Yueh

Ch 11 The Empirical Evidence and Channels for Effective Public–Private Partnerships , pp 325-354

Minsoo Lee, Raymond Gaspar, Emmanuel Alano and Xuehui Han

Ch 11 Does Governance Reform in a Democratic Transition Country Reduce the Risk of Corruption? Evidence from Indonesia , pp 217-255

Budi Setiyono

Ch 11 Finance , pp 193-211

Victor Gorshkov

Ch 11 Interest Rate Futures: Elements of a Successful Financial Innovation , pp 349-379

Bluford H. Putnam