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- Ch 15 Patent Search , pp 226-248

- Matthew Y Ma
- Ch 15 Trade Policy and Parallel Imports , pp 301-325

- Daniel Knox and Martin Richardson
- Ch 15 Business Model of Convenience Stores Based on a Charge Base of Royalty: Focusing on Seven-Eleven Japan Co., Ltd , pp 203-216

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

- Claudia C. Michalik
- Ch 15 INTRAPRENEURIAL AND ENTREPRENEURIAL VENTURES FOR TVD , pp 299-323

- Frank M Hull and Chris Storey
- Ch 15 OPTIMAL BETS IN PARI-MUTUEL SYSTEMS , pp 109-125

- Nissan Levin
- Ch 15 Johnson & Johnson Capital Structure and Funding Decisions , pp 223-241

- Harvey A. Poniachek
- Ch 15 THE CONSUMER'S KINGDOM , pp 79-83

- Marcos Fava Neves
- Ch 15 Avoiding NATO Summits and TWOT Meetings , pp 223-229

- Sophia Chin
- Ch 15 From Fundamental Research to Industrial Application: The Global Competitiveness of Swiss Universities , pp 307-319

- Christoph A. von Arb
- Ch 15 The Practice of Communities: How Can Society Mobilize Communities of Innovation , pp 329-351

- Benoit Sarazin, Laurent Simon and Patrick Cohendet
- Ch 15 Labour Income and Savings in Singapore , pp 223-239

- Soon Beng Chew
- Ch 15 Heritage Stumbles on Minimum Wage , pp 155-156

- Walter Block
- Ch 15 Europe 1992, and the Liberalization of Direct Investment Flows: Services versus Manufacturing , pp 397-411

- Francisco Rivera-Batiz and Luis Rivera-Batiz
- Ch 15 FROM PRODUCT TO PROCESS: NEW DIRECTIONS IN DIGITAL HERITAGE , pp 219-243

- Eugene Ch'ng, Henry Chapman and Vince Gaffney
- Ch 15 A MULTIPLE OBJECTIVE PROGRAMMING APPROACH TO DATA ENVELOPMENT ANALYSIS , pp 270-285

- C. I. Chiang and G. H. Tzeng
- Ch 15 Modeling Dependence Between Financial Returns Using Pair-Copula Constructions , pp 305-328

- Kjersti Aas and Daniel Berg
- Ch 15 Order Flows and the Exchange Rate Disconnect Puzzle , pp 599-643

- Martin Evans
- Ch 15 Financial Markets , pp 355-375

- Hans Keiding
- Ch 15 Socio-Economic Development of Agricultural Cooperatives in the Republic of Mordovia , pp 153-160

- Svetlana M. Soldatkina, Svetlana V. Kelejnikova, Sergey M. Imyarekov, Elena V. Kopylova and Irina I. Kondrashkina
- Ch 15 THE GAMING DUOPOLY , pp 143-157

- Nandini Vijayaraghavan and Umesh Desai
- Ch 15 The IPCC at a Crossroads: Opportunities for Reform — Increase Focus on Policy-Relevant Research , pp 417-422

- Carlo Carraro, Ottmar Edenhofer, Christian Flachsland, Charles Kolstad, Robert Stavins and Robert Stowe
- Ch 15 TOWARDS A NEW PARADIGM? INNOVATION MANAGEMENT IN KNOWLEDGE-INTENSIVE BUSINESS SERVICES , pp 343-362

- B. Dankbaar
- Ch 15 Indonesia , pp 237-285

- Iwan J. Azis
- Ch 15 THE CASINO EFFECT OF T , pp 235-243

- E Ray Canterbery
- Ch 15 DATA MINING PROCESS MODELS: A ROADMAP FOR KNOWLEDGE DISCOVERY , pp 363-391

- Armando B Mendes, Luís Cavique and Jorge MA Santos
- Ch 15 TRADE LIBERALISATION AND ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE: AN OVERVIEW**I am grateful to participants at the ESRC Intemational Economics Study Group Annual Conference 2001 and to Raed Safadi, Tony Thirlwall and two anonymous referees for comments on an earlier draft of this paper, to Enrique Blanco de Armas and Carolina Villegas Sanchez for research assistance and to Amy Sheehan, Reto Speck and Nicola Winterton for logistical help. None is to blame for the paper's remaining short-comings , pp 315-332

- L. Winters
- Ch 15 DISCRETE-TIME VARIANCE-OPTIMAL HEDGING IN AFFINE STOCHASTIC VOLATILITY MODELS , pp 375-393

- Jan Kallsen, Johannes Muhle-Karbe, Natalia Shenkman and Richard Vierthauer
- Ch 15 A Benchmark Framework for Risk Management , pp 305-335

- Eckhard Platen
- Ch 15 The Internet as a Social Medium , pp 501-521

- Wendy W. Moe and David A. Schweidel
- Ch 15 Innovation Awards: Reward, Recognition, and Ritual , pp 395-413

- Lisa Callagher and Peter Smith
- Ch 15 Foreclosure Externalities , pp 123-129

- Jaime Luque
- Ch 15 THAILAND , pp 178-196

- Chwee Huat Tan
- Ch 15 Funding and Investment , pp 167-181

- Uday Phadke and Shailendra Vyakarnam
- Ch 15 Arbitrage and Risk Arbitrage , pp 159-164

- William T Ziemba
- Ch 15 Initial Coin Offerings, Corporate Finance and Financial Regulation , pp 125-139

- Franklin Allen
- Ch 15 Customer and Supplier Involvement in New Service Development , pp 281-312

- Frank Hull, Bo Edvardsson and Chris Storey
- Ch 15 Case Studies , pp 281-497

- Qingrui Xu, Jin Chen, Yongyi Shou and Jingjiang Liu
- Ch 15 RISK MANAGEMENT OF BONDS AND INTEREST RATE SENSITIVE INSTRUMENTS IN THE PRESENCE OF STOCHASTIC INTEREST RATES AND INFORMATION UNCERTAINTY: THEORY AND TESTS , pp 667-702

- Mondher Bellalah
- Ch 15 Financial Crisis: Lessons from Different Management Approaches , pp 197-217

- Blu Putnam
- Ch 15 Stock Market Crashes in 2006–2009: Were We Able to Predict Them? , pp 323-353

- Sebastien Lleo and William T Ziemba
- Ch 15 Bundling, Mass Customization and Competition under Consumption Uncertainty , pp 275-294

- Luca Petruzzellis and Ernesto Somma
- Ch 15 HEARING COLORS: MY LIFE EXPERIENCE AS A CYBORG , pp 117-125

- Neil Harbisson
- Ch 15 Surgical Work Loads in a Community Practice , pp 153-169

- Victor Fuchs
- Ch 15 How to Boost Innovation Culture and Innovators? , pp 359-381

- Andrea Bikfalvi, Jari Jussila, Anu Suominen, Hannu Vanharanta and Jussi Kantola
- Ch 15 SIMULATION OF THE CARDIOLOGY PATIENTS FLOW IN A HOSPITAL SETTING , pp 162-173

- J. Vissers, G. Croonen, V. Siersma and H. Tiemessen
- 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 A Slice of the Skilling–Lay Trial , pp 167-173

- Harold Bierman
- 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 COVID-19 and Global Education: Evidence from India , pp 383-419

- Rukmini Banerji and Wilima Wadhwa
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