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Ch 31 Create A 100-Day Impact Plan , pp 361-364: Sophia Chin
Ch 31 PLANNING FOR THE UNEXPECTED , pp 234-238: Mark Daniell and Karin Sixl-Daniell
Ch 31 How to Apply Resilience Thinking: In Australia and Beyond? , pp 233-238: Brian Walker
Ch 31 Yair Aharoni: Personal Memories and a Short Tribute , pp 433-438: Raj Aggarwal
Ch 31 In Gurus We Trust , pp 203-208: Wai Mun Fong and Benedict Koh
Ch 31 DJSI World Index — Three Years on , pp 127-131: Richard L. Sandor
Ch 31 Information Technology Issues in South Africa , pp 393-406: Kennedy Njenga, Brenda Scholtz, Jean Paul van Belle and Alexander Serenko
Ch 31 RFID Applications in the Supply Chain: An Evaluation Framework , pp 737-761: Valerio Elia, Maria Grazia Gnoni and Alessandra Rollo
Ch 31 Modeling and Optimization of Risk , pp 555-600: Pavlo Krokhmal, Michael Zabarankin and Stan Uryasev
Ch 31 Comments on Session VIII: Where to Go from Here — Policy Panel , pp 415-427: Andrew Sheng
Ch 31 Dr. Mahalee Goes to London: Global Client Management , pp 609-609: Christopher H. Lovelock
Ch 31 Discovering Actionable Insights from Online Reviews Using Unstructured Content Analytics , pp 803-827: Jun Yao Ji
Ch 31 CRImagine , pp 239-247: François Taddei
Ch 31 Chapter 11 Case Study: Pacific Drilling, S.A , pp 525-554: Frank A. Oswald, Edward D. Wu and Eitan E. Blander
Ch 31 ENERGY USE AND CARBON DIOXIDE EMISSIONS IN THE UK TRANSPORT SECTOR: OPTIONS FOR CONTROL , pp 427-439: Melinda Acutt and John Dodgson
Ch 31 Forward Contracts , pp 733-739: David Kuo Chuen Lee, Joseph Lim, Kok Fai Phoon and Yu Wang
Ch 31 Switzerland , pp 285-291: Brigitte Baumann
Ch 31 Financial Econometrics, Mathematics, Statistics, and Financial Technology: An Overall View , pp 1007-1075: Cheng Few Lee
Ch 31 AUDITING TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS , pp 465-484: Dominique R. Jolly
Ch 31 TOURISM DEVELOPMENT AT ZHANGJIAJIE, CHINA: KOREAN TOURISTS AND THEIR IMPACTS , pp 725-740: Chao-zhi Zhang and Julie Jie Wen
Ch 31 A Couple of Other Port Authorities , pp 353-356: A. Rashad Abdel-khalik
Ch 31 Research on the Influence of Social Capital and Psychological Capital on the Entrepreneurial Performance of Returning Farmers-Empirical Analysis Based on 400 Sample Data , pp 352-365: Huimin He, Ruolin Hao, Linna Xie, Jinxiu Han and Ge Wen
Ch 31 Introduction , pp 373-378: Victor Fuchs
Ch 31 RESTRUCTURING OF THE WORLD ECONOMY , pp 552-568: Kanta Marwah
Ch 31 Chapter 30. NONLINEAR PAYOFF OPTIONS , pp 585-596: Peter G. Zhang
Ch 31 LEARNING ORGANIZATION THROUGH KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT: A PRACTICAL APPROACH , pp 369-376: Gunmala Suri
Ch 31 THE MYTH OF FREE HEALTH CARE , pp 135-137: Donghyun Park
Ch 31 Comments on “Where Do We Go from Here?” , pp 415-419: Deborah Lucas
Ch 31 Client-Server Demand and Legacy Systems , pp 181-185: Shane Greenstein
Ch 31 How to Master the Challenges of Service Mass Customization – A Persona-Based Approach , pp 603-621: Michael Haas and Werner H. Kunz
Ch 31 TRIANGLE TRADEOFFS , pp 219-225: James G S Clawson and Doug Newburg
Ch 31 The Importance of Planning for Large Bank Insolvencies , pp 453-457: Arthur J. Murton
Ch 31 ON THE STABILITY OF OLIGOPOLY WITH NONDOGMATIC CONJECTURES , pp 649-655: David Tarr
Ch 31 COMPOUND OPTIONS , pp 597-604: Peter G. Zhang
Ch 31 VALIDATION SCALE FOR MEASURING ENTREPRENEURSHIP OF MANAGERS IN HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS , pp 367-378: Fattah Nazem
Ch 31 Testing Resiliency: Protest and Natural Disasters , pp 405-410: Rachel E. S. Ziemba and William T. Ziemba
Ch 32 STUDY ON THE METHODS OF IDENTIFICATION AND JUDGEMENT FOR OPINION LEADERS IN PUBLIC OPINION , pp 413-420: Liu Yijun, Tang Xijin and Gu Jifa
Ch 32 BETTING AND EQUILIBRIUM , pp 315-321: Richard E. Quandt
Ch 32 The Tightness of Target Cost and Profit and the Achievement of Target Cost: The Japanese Evidence , pp 425-439: Mahmuda Akter
Ch 32 Chapter 31. COMPOUND OPTIONS , pp 597-604: Peter G. Zhang
Ch 32 Singapore’s Approach to the Regulation of Capital Markets , pp 326-340: Ravi Menon
Ch 32 Futures Contracts , pp 741-748: David Kuo Chuen Lee, Joseph Lim, Kok Fai Phoon and Yu Wang
Ch 32 FREEDOM , pp 227-237: James G S Clawson and Doug Newburg
Ch 32 The Royal Dining Membership Program Dilemma , pp 610-610: Sheryl E. Kimes, Rohit Verma, Christopher W. Hart and Jochen Wirtz
Ch 32 Endangered Elements: Conserving the Building Blocks of Life , pp 239-247: Penny D. Sackett
Ch 32 Yair Aharoni: An Abductive Case Researcher , pp 439-444: Rebecca Piekkari and Ingmar Björkman
Ch 32 COMPLEXITY, COST REDUCTION AND PRODUCTIVITY IMPROVEMENT THROUGH HISTORY , pp 485-496: Mats Larsson and Carl-Henric Nilsson
Ch 32 INCORPORATING SMALLHOLDERS INTO MODERN FOOD CHAINS , pp 165-168: Marcos Fava Neves
Ch 32 Entropic Two-Asset Option , pp 1077-1128: Tumellano Sebehela
Ch 32 DEA-based firm strengths and market efficiency in U.S. and Japan , pp 611-635: Chanaka Edirisinghc, Xin Zhang and Shae-Chang Shyi