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Ch 3 Niche Specialization — Customizing , pp 32-46

Akira Ishikawa and Tai Nejo

Ch 3 OPEN DATA FOR OPEN SCIENCE: ASPIRATIONS, REALITIES, CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES , pp 33-65

Vera Lipton

Ch 3 EFFECTIVENESS OF THE COMPOSITE MODEL FOR VALUE CREATION , pp 71-95

Frank M. Hull

Ch 3 Types and Interfaces , pp 13-35

Tom Hyer

Ch 3 Negotiation Approaches: Claiming and Creating Value , pp 39-58

Jill M. Purdy

Ch 3 Leadership Strategies and Relationship Competence Development , pp 55-81

Zhong-Ming Wang

Ch 3 How the Mighty are Learning to Change: Who is Evolving and Who is Dying , pp 75-88

Paul Schulte and David Kuo Chuen Lee

Ch 3 Distributional Assumptions , pp 19-21

Ramesh K S Rao and Eric C Stevens

Ch 3 An Open Innovation Model for SMEs , pp 71-113

Barbara Bigliardi and Francesco Galati

Ch 3 PLANNING THE CASE , pp 21-27

Havovi Joshi

Ch 3 SCALING INNOVATION — BLOCK BY BLOCK , pp 41-61

Varun Mittal and Lillian Koh

Ch 3 Entrepreneurship Policy and Support Framework in India , pp 47-61

Vikas Singh, Shilpa Sindhu and Anupama Panghal

Ch 3 Gathering Information and Analyzing the Business Environment , pp 21-70

Dan Galai, Lior Hillel and Daphna Wiener

Ch 3 A Graphic Model of the Effects of Sectoral Technical Change , pp 99-115

Mitoshi Yamaguchi and Tomoko Kinugasa

Ch 3 The Beginner’s Mind , pp 19-32

Chris Dalton

Ch 3 Risk, Return and Regulation in Chinese Stock Markets , pp 75-122

Dongwei Su

Ch 3 Geography: A Tool for Getting to Know the World , pp 20-36

Norbert Csizmadia

Ch 3 Not Just a Game , pp 19-27

Karen Wong and Daryl Guppy

Ch 3 ENVISIONING CONCURRENT DEVELOPMENT SYSTEMS , pp 43-63

Frank M Hull and Chris Storey

Ch 3 The Emergence of Wireless Networks , pp 57-77

Wenshin Chen and David Bennett

Ch 3 EMPIRICAL REGULARITIES IN CONSUMPTION PATTERNS OF LDCS , pp 39-69

Dongling Chen

Ch 3 Inventory Control Under Financial Turbulence , pp 51-87

Lucy Gongtao Chen, Lawrence W. Robinson, Robin O. Roundy and Rachel Q. Zhang

Ch 3 THE RAILWAY CORRIDOR , pp 56-63

Liew Kai Khiun and Claire Leow

Ch 3 Model-free Representation of Pricing Rules as Conditional Expectations , pp 53-66

Sara Biagini and Rama Cont

Ch 3 G20 and New Developments of the Global Governance Platform , pp 47-76

Chen Deming

Ch 3 Deployment with Patent Analytics: Theory and Practice , pp 29-39

Shang-Jyh Liu, Hoi Yan Anna Fong and Yuhong Tony Lan

Ch 3 ECONOMIES WITH A CONTINUUM OF TRADERS , pp 63-108

Takashi Suzuki

Ch 3 The Political Making of a Populist , pp 35-45

E. Canterbery

Ch 3 A comparison of some aspects of the U.S. and Japanese equity markets , pp 17-40

M. Bloch, J. Guerard, Harry Markowitz, P. Todd and G. Xu

Ch 3 Resources , pp 39-60

Raymond W Y Kao

Ch 3 Methods, Topics, and Theories in Islamic Accounting Research: A Systematic Literature Review , pp 99-128

Merwiey Alaqrabawi, Qutaiba Adeeb Odat and Hashem Alshurafat

Ch 3 Vector algebras , pp 27-49

Adam Marsh

Ch 3 MARSH 泽 , pp 50-79

Teng-Kee Tan, Hsien Seow and Sue Tan Toyofuku

Ch 3 The Behavior of Consumers , pp 53-100

Steven E. Landsburg

Ch 3 Exploiting Digital Platforms for Mainstreaming Entrepreneurship Education in a Kenyan University , pp 55-93

Michael Zisuh Ngoasong, Isidora Kourti, Roselynn Kainyu and David Kirop

Ch 3 Markets, Governments, and Renewable Electricity , pp 41-66

Richard Green

Ch 3 Tata Motors in Singur: Public Purpose and Private Property (B) , pp 89-94

Laura Alfaro, Lakshmi Iyer and Namrata Arora

Ch 3 WHAT GOT US HERE WON’T GET US THERE , pp 35-48

Philipp Kristian Diekhöner

Ch 3 Using the Release of Information as an Indicator of Government Transparency , pp 25-45

Andrew Williams

Ch 3 BRUNEI: A NICHE MONEY MARKET FOR OFFSHORE ISLAMIC FINANCE , pp 45-59

Khairul A. Khairuddin and Sukor Ashak

Ch 3 How Much is My HDB Flat? , pp 41-58

Sumit Agarwal, Swee Hoon Ang and Tien Foo Sing

Ch 3 Why Were Business Schools Established? , pp 12-28

Eli P Cox

Ch 3 UNCONVENTIONAL WISDOM , pp 39-45

E Ray Canterbery

Ch 3 THE PRODUCTION SECTOR , pp 109-174

Jagdish Handa

Ch 3 Expected Utility — The Economic Basis of Decision Making Under Risk , pp 57-82

Charles Moss

Ch 3 Equivalent Martingale Measures , pp 21-27

Yoshio Miyahara

Ch 3 The financialization of everything , pp 37-51

Emmanuel Daniel, Barney Frank and Richard L. Sandor

Ch 3 The Economic Significance of the Pacific Asia Region in the World Economy , pp 35-54

David Lim

Ch 3 Discretionary Adventures , pp 39-96

Richard D. Bateson

Ch 3 THE CONTINUOUS-TIME PORTFOLIO PROBLEM , pp 37-99

Ralf Korn