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Ch 15 Russian Trade and Foreign Direct Investment Policy at the Crossroads , pp 337-360

David Tarr and Natalya Volchkova

Ch 15 Building Awareness to Health Insurance Among the Target Population of Community-based Health Insurance Schemes in Rural India , pp 307-326

David Dror

Ch 15 Innovative Engagement in Bootlegging Projects: How to Manage the Rise of the Innovation Rebel , pp 291-307

Claudia C. Michalik

Ch 15 Analysis, predictions, results and betting 2017-2018 , pp 251-283

William T. Ziemba and Leonard C. MacLean

Ch 15 An Incentive Theory of Counterparty Risk, Margins, and CCP Design , pp 209-224

Florian Heider

Ch 15 Chapter Fifteen: The Role of the Corporation in Tomorrow's China , pp 283-290

Benoit Vermander

Ch 15 The Nash-threats folk theorem with communication and approximate common knowledge in two player games , pp 331-343

Drew Fudenberg and David Levine

Ch 15 CONCURRENT UTILIZATION OF HUMAN CAPITAL IN MANUFACTURING , pp 561-589

Frank M. Hull

Ch 15 A Political Economy Analysis of Health Taxes , pp 431-484

Thomas F Babor, Jeff Collin and Maristela G Monteiro

Ch 15 MULTIPLE FUZZY IRR IN THE FINANCIAL DECISION ENVIRONMENT , pp 223-237

F. González Santoyo, J. Flores Romero, B. Flores Romero and J. Mendoza Ramírez

Ch 15 Development of ESG Performance and Sustainability Indicators: A Data Envelopment Analysis Approach with Overlapping Criteria , pp 459-488

William Chung and Yong-Tong Chen

Ch 15 Ilya Prigogine , pp 205-214

Sten Thore and Ruzanna Tarverdyan

Ch 15 Cross-Border Nonbank Risks and Regulatory Cooperation , pp 221-232

Paul Wright

Ch 15 Italy , pp 157-162

Eng. Paolo Anselmo and Luigi Amati

Ch 15 PRESERVING SUBSTANTIAL KNOWLEDGE IN THE ORGANIZATIONAL MEMORY USING PROCESS MODELLING AND MULTICRITERIA ANALYSIS , pp 171-181

Ines Saad

Ch 15 Foreclosure Externalities , pp 123-129

Jaime Luque

Ch 15 THE GAMING DUOPOLY , pp 143-157

Nandini Vijayaraghavan and Umesh Desai

Ch 15 Dynamic Hedging , pp 115-125

Robert Jarrow

Ch 15 DISTORTIONS IN THE FACTOR MARKET: SOME GENERAL EQUILIBRIUM ESTIMATES , pp 349-356

Jaime de Melo

Ch 15 KNOWLEDGE INFLOWS FROM MARKET- AND SCIENCE-BASED ACTORS, ABSORPTIVE CAPACITY, INNOVATION AND PERFORMANCE: A STUDY OF SMEs , pp 359-391

Graciela Corral de Zubielqui, Janice Jones and Laurence Lester

Ch 15 TOKYO AND DELHI — A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF ASIAN MEGACITIES , pp 303-318

Katarzyna A. Nawrot

Ch 15 Heuristics in Policymaking: It’s Time to Figure Out What Drives Policy Uncertainty , pp 105-112

Xiao Ji, Mengyu Wang and Hong Zhang

Ch 15 From Estimation Results to Stylized Facts: Twelve Recommendations for Empirical Research in International Activities of Heterogeneous Firms , pp 479-514

Joachim Wagner

Ch 15 Innovation Awards: Reward, Recognition, and Ritual , pp 395-413

Lisa Callagher and Peter Smith

Ch 15 LINEAR, YET ATTRACTIVE, CONTOUR , pp 329-335

Juan D. Cárdenas, Emmanuel Fruchard and Jean-François Picron

Ch 15 OPTIMAL INVESTMENT ON FINITE HORIZON WITH RANDOM DISCRETE ORDER FLOW IN ILLIQUID MARKETS , pp 349-372

Paul Gassiat, Huyên Pham and Mihai Sîrbu

Ch 15 Discrete Outcomes Continued: The Area Under the Curve Metrics, Count Models , pp 245-259

Richard J. Butler, Matthew J. Butler and Barbara L. Wilson

Ch 15 Environmental Policies, Laws, and Regulations , pp 411-437

Karl Boyd Brooks and Diane-Charlotte Simon

Ch 15 HEALTH: Curing Strategic Myopia , pp 265-279

Alan E Singer

Ch 15 PROSPECTS , pp 315-334

E Ray Canterbery

Ch 15 COMPETITION VERSUS REGULATION IN BRITISH ELECTRICITY GENERATION , pp 201-220

Philip Gray, Dieter Helm and Andrew Powell

Ch 15 The Future of Customer Xperience Leadership , pp 253-258

Chezy Ofir and Nadav Goldschmidt

Ch 15 Performance Growth and Opportunistic Marketing Spending , pp 601-633

Dominique M. Hanssens, Fang Wang and Xiao-Ping Zhang

Ch 15 THE LEADERSHIP MODEL , pp 113-128

Chua Chin Kiat

Ch 15 INTRAPRENEURIAL AND ENTREPRENEURIAL VENTURES FOR TVD , pp 299-323

Frank M Hull and Chris Storey

Ch 15 The Entrepreneur's Ethical Survival Kit , pp 271-294

Arthur Gross-Schaefer

Ch 15 Cash Flow Details , pp 151-162

Harlan Platt

Ch 15 Management of Population-Level Learning and Inter-Organizational Relations in Japan , pp 211-225

Hiroki Kondo

Ch 15 LIQUIDITY PROVIDERS: DEALING AND MARKET MAKING , pp 221-229

Peter Joakim Westerholm

Ch 15 Organizing for Innovation: When Is Virtual Virtuous? , pp 335-341

Henry W. Chesbrough and David Teece

Ch 15 Volatility and Variance Swaps for the COGARCH(1,1) Model , pp 211-224

Anatoliy Swishchuk

Ch 15 Using Resource Tracking and Management Framework for Health to Strengthen Health Financing Capacity: Experience from India , pp 365-388

Rajesh Jha and Manjiri Bhawalkar

Ch 15 Collaboration in Global Intra-Organizational Systems Development , pp 561-587

Madhu T. Rao and Gloria Sanchez

Ch 15 The Impact of Internet on Market Structure , pp 299-322

Bruno Cassiman and Sandra Sieber

Ch 15 Pathways to Future Prosperity , pp 507-512

Julia Devlin

Ch 15 Emerging Applications of the Resampling Methods in Actuarial Models , pp 523-560

Krzysztof M. Ostaszewski and Grzegorz A. Rempala

Ch 15 The Raw Material Matrices — The Facilitating Instrument for an Improved “Raw Material Understanding” , pp 177-193

Thomas Lager

Ch 15 Understanding Traditional Chinese Medicine from a Legal and Semantic Perspective , pp 273-283

Saisai Wang and Kim Van der Borght

Ch 15 Thailand , pp 381-412

Pamela Angus-Leppan

Ch 15 The Role of Banks in Transition Economies , pp 251-273

Lawrence Goldberg and Lawrence White