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- Ch 11 The US Real Estate Bubble , pp 127-138

- Haim Kedar-Levy
- Ch 11 Motivating Academic Librarians: Implications of Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs Theory , pp 207-231

- Hessah Alasousi and Bibi Alajmi
- Ch 11 Long-Term Care Facilities , pp 211-219

- Sana Vahidy and Michael Schwandt
- Ch 11 Industrialization and Science and Technology Policy , pp 207-226

- Chuk Kyo Kim
- Ch 11 Ideas Management: From a Management Perspective , pp 191-212

- Elina Mikelsone, Aivars Spilbergs, Tatjana Volkova and Elita Lielā
- Ch 11 How Should Bank Liquidity be Regulated? , pp 135-157

- Franklin Allen and Douglas Gale
- Ch 11 OBLIGATION , pp 69-72

- James G S Clawson and Doug Newburg
- Ch 11 Innovation in Design, Engineering and Project Management Services , pp 301-320

- David M. Gann and Ammon J. Salter
- Ch 11 Methodology and Empirical Results , pp 397-436

- Morris Goldstein, Graciela Kaminsky and Carmen Reinhart
- Ch 11 Brightening Philippine Airlines (PAL): Strategizing for the Future of Asia's Pioneer and Sunniest Air Transporter , pp 185-200

- John Paul D. Antes
- Ch 11 More Uncertainties: Calendars, Success Rates, Work and Resources , pp 163-172

- Lev Virine and Michael Trumper
- Ch 11 Can International Migration Ever Be Made a Pareto Improvement? , pp 373-393

- Gabriel Felbermayr and Wilhelm Kohler
- 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 Foreign Exchange Options , pp 145-156

- Peter G. Zhang
- Ch 11 Customer Relationship Management (CRM) , pp 289-317

- Scott A. Neslin
- Ch 11 Multi-Fractality in Foreign Currency Markets , pp 151-184

- Marco Corazza and Anastasios Malliaris
- Ch 11 Hearing Stories, Making Friends , pp 180-196

- Warran Kalasegaran
- Ch 11 Epilogue , pp 193-196

- N. Viswanadham and S. Kameshwaran
- Ch 11 Spillovers through backward linkages from multinationals: Measurement matters! , pp 213-226

- Salvador Barrios, Holger Görg and Eric Strobl
- Ch 11 Family Planning and the Role of the Private Sector , pp 261-299

- Ruth Berg and April L. Harding
- Ch 11 Word Embeddings for Automatic Short Answer Grading , pp 197-213

- Marko Putnikovic and Jelena Jovanovic
- Ch 11 Osaka ISER Model I: An Outline of the Model , pp 241-286

- Lawrence Klein and Shinichi Ichimura
- Ch 11 Siemens AG (Siemens): Creating Environments that Care , pp 115-125

- Mark Chong and Flocy Joseph
- Ch 11 Achieving Growth with Private Equity , pp 247-268

- Brian Potskowski and Chris Hunt
- Ch 11 Meese-Rogoff Redux: Micro-Based Exchange-Rate Forecasting , pp 457-475

- Martin Evans and Richard K. Lyons
- Ch 11 Digital Youth Banking: Facing the Future , pp 313-334

- Ruilin Zhu, Smita Paul and Ivan Muck
- Ch 11 Network Production and Shadow Prices of Knowledge Outputs , pp 115-132

- William L. Weber
- Ch 11 Navigating the Path to Sustainable HR: Understanding Key Challenges for Future-Ready Workforce Management , pp 235-251

- Vernika Agarwal, Zoubida Benmamoun and Khaoula Khlie
- Ch 11 Two-Factor Risk Model , pp 411-433

- Yi Tang and Bin Li
- Ch 11 Further Topics in Finance , pp 217-243

- Ivan K. Cohen
- Ch 11 Total Productivity Management and the Theory of Constraints: An Integrated Application of Supply Chain Management Methods , pp 149-160

- Kazuki Hamada
- Ch 11 What Behind-the-Border Reforms in Services and Investment are Best Done through Trade Agreements? , pp 315-326

- Philippa Dee
- Ch 11 Is technological progress behind growing income inequality? , pp 256-276

- Zsolt Darvas
- Ch 11 Web Course Technology: Creating Virtual Knowledge Spaces , pp 171-188

- Meliha Handzic
- Ch 11 Opening up the Innovation Process: Outside-in Involvement of Innovative Users and Established Firms’ Innovation Performance , pp 297-328

- Spyros Arvanitis, Barbara Fuchs and Martin Woerter
- Ch 11 ROCKEFELLER, ROBBER BARONS, AND BERNIE SANDERS , pp 51-54

- Donghyun Park
- Ch 11 INEQUALITY MEASURES, LORENZ CURVES AND GENERATING FUNCTIONS , pp 189-219

- J. J. Núñez-Velázquez
- Ch 11 Implementing Adaptive Multimedia: Effects of Individualized Testing, Videos, and Photography on Acceptance and Recall , pp 179-199

- Joachim P. Hasebrook and Hermann A. Maurer
- Ch 11 Industrial Actions , pp 229-245

- Oun Hean Loh
- Ch 11 POSITIONING–DIFFERENTIATION–BRAND THE MARKETING DNA , pp 157-173

- Hermawan Kartajaya, Philip Kotler and Den Huan Hooi
- Ch 11 Making the Most out of FDI in Africa , pp 227-248

- Norbert L. W. Wilson and Malick Diarrasouba
- Ch 11 A LP MODEL FOR BLOOD USAGE PLANNING , pp 125-132

- V. de Angelis, N. Ricciardi and G. Storchi
- Ch 11 Endogenous default and pricing of the corporate debt , pp 231-253

- Svetlana Boyarchenko and Sergei Z. Levendorskiĭ
- Ch 11 E-ARCH MODEL FOR IMPLIED VOLATILITY TERM STRUCTURE OF FX OPTIONS , pp 271-291

- Yingzi Zhu and Marco Avellaneda
- Ch 11 Environmental Challenges to National Competitiveness and Stakeholders’ Response: A Case of the Russian Federation , pp 243-265

- Mariya Bobina and Mikhail Grachev
- Ch 11 Delivery: the last mile dilemma , pp 180-200

- Wijnand Jongen
- Ch 11 Indonesia’s Fires in the 21st Century: Causes, Culprits, Impacts, Perceptions, and Solutions , pp 121-136

- Erik Meijaard
- Ch 11 The Demand for Divisia Money in the United States: A Dynamic Flexible Demand System , pp 208-226

- Apostolos Serletis
- Ch 11 Financial Risk Management , pp 295-311

- Pamela P. Drake, Frank J. Fabozzi and Francesco A. Fabozzi
- Ch 11 The Stock Market is Too High, or Is It? , pp 161-171

- Harold Bierman
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