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Ch 5 DIGITALIZED TAKĀFUL CLAIMS PROCESSING , pp 89-103: Hazik Mohamed
Ch 5 Enterprisers — A Bold Experiment , pp 69-86: Shailendra Vyakarnam and Neal Hartman
Ch 5 Industrial and Innovative Solutions , pp 120-145: Ken Hickson
Ch 5 Data-Driven Non-Parametric Robust Control under Dependence Uncertainty , pp 141-178: Erhan Bayraktar and Tao Chen
Ch 5 Managerial Significance of Strategic Outsourcing , pp 63-72: Shunzo Matsuoka
Ch 5 The Interplay between Open Innovation and Knowledge Management in SMEs , pp 73-91: Serdal Temel and Susanne Durst
Ch 5 Virulent Word of Mouse , pp 22-28: Shane Greenstein
Ch 5 Robust Control and Model Uncertainty , pp 145-154: Lars Hansen and Thomas Sargent
Ch 5 EXTENDED MODEL (1) , pp 111-133: Dong-Sung Cho and Hwy-Chang Moon
Ch 5 INCOME AND WORLD FOOD CONSUMPTION , pp 88-136: Dongling Chen
Ch 5 Interest Rate Model and Non-Linear Filtering , pp 94-124: Ramaprasad Bhar
Ch 5 Futures Trading Under Mean Reversion , pp 105-127: Tim Leung and Xin Li
Ch 5 Interviews with Executives of Japanese Multinational Companies , pp 35-65: Dipak Basu and Victoria Miroshnik
Ch 5 Discovering the Hidden String Connecting Knowledge Risks and the Digital Entrepreneurial Ecosystem , pp 51-70: Samuel Foli
Ch 5 TRADE POLICY , pp 63-95: Jonathan E Leightner
Ch 5 NO, YOU CAN’T BREAK UP WITH CHANGE , pp 102-131: Renée McGowan
Ch 5 An Analysis of Dynamism between Market Sensitivity to Technology and Optimal R&D Intensity , pp 73-87: Yuji Tou
Ch 5 STRUCTURING THE COMPETENCIES FOR KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT EXECUTIVE PROGRAM , pp 53-63: Roslina Othman, Mohamad Fauzan Noordin and Junaiza Jarjis
Ch 5 Open Source Products and Software Quality , pp 91-109: Moreno Muffatto
Ch 5 Electricity in Korea , pp 111-127: Seung-Hoon Lee
Ch 5 The S-Curves of Singapore and Japan , pp 107-122: Hui Ying Sng
Ch 5 Raising Funds with Smart Contracts: New Opportunities and Challenges , pp 137-155: Katrin Tinn
Ch 5 The Strategic Innovation Capabilities of Machine Tool Manufacturers: A Case Study of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Plastic Technology Co., Ltd , pp 143-177: Mitsuru Kodama
Ch 5 The Economics of Technological Progress and Endogenous Growth in Open Economies , pp 105-138: Francisco Rivera-Batiz and Luis Rivera-Batiz
Ch 5 Training for Innovative Design to Increase Organizational Creativity: A Longitudinal Study of Hydro-Québec’s Research Center , pp 97-113: Romain Rampa, Christophe Abrassart and Marine Agogué
Ch 5 China’s Foreign Trade During the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression (1937–1945) , pp 231-306: Yuqin Sun, Jinwen Chen, Qinghong Jiang, Xu Chang, Baiqing Zheng and Mike Hill
Ch 5 Enterprise System Use in Talam Corporation Bhd, Malaysia , pp 73-100: Say Yen Teoh
Ch 5 The Precautionary Principle and Sustainable Development in India , pp 95-110: V. Pavan, D.R. Guruprasad Desai and C.G. Manjunatha
Ch 5 Japanese Management Styles , pp 149-186: Sing Ong Yu
Ch 5 The Fishing Industry of the Kamchatka Territory in the Context of the Fifth Industrial Revolution , pp 45-53: Nadezhda L. Rogaleva, Tatyana G. Protsenko, Lyubov E. Venyaminova, Nina I. Ryakhovskaya and Anton V. Bychkov
Ch 5 The Story of a Fundamental Innovation , pp 75-133: Eugene Fitzgerald, Andreas Wankerl and Carl Schramm
Ch 5 Extension of the Nucleolus to Nontransferable Utility Games in Partition Function Form , pp 85-103: Roger McCain
Ch 5 Heterogeneous Trade Agreements and Adverse Implications of Restrictive Rules of Origin: Evidence From Apparel Trade , pp 149-189: Kaleb Abreha and Raymond Robertson
Ch 5 The Le Châtelier Principle in the Theory of International Trade , pp 117-140: Udo Kreickemeier
Ch 5 The Rise of Regional Economic Cooperation and Global Rule Reconstruction , pp 113-156: Chen Deming
Ch 5 Singapore Police Force: One-Stop Public Entertainment Licensing Centre (OSPEC) , pp 87-102: Calvin Chan
Ch 5 THE INNOVATION PROCESS , pp 33-40: Otto Chui Chau Lin
Ch 5 LIXIL Group Corp (LIXIL): Making Better Homes a Reality for Everyone, Everywhere , pp 43-56: Mark Chong and Flocy Joseph
Ch 5 MATCHING, BARGAINING, AND WAGE SETTING IN AN EVOLUTIONARY MODEL OF LABOR MARKET AND OUTPUT DYNAMICS , pp 59-89: Giorgio Fagiolo, Giovanni Dosi and Roberto Gabriele
Ch 5 Project Delivery Methods and Green Building Projects: The Owner’s Perspective , pp 88-106: Bo Xia and Ayokunle Olubunmi Olanipekun
Ch 5 Investment Constraints , pp 89-107: Mark H. A. Davis and Sebastien Lleo
Ch 5 Economics of Cooperation in Successive Markets , pp 127-153: Partha Gangopadhyay
Ch 5 Investor-Specific Cost of Capital and Renewable Energy Investment Decisions , pp 85-111: Thorsten Helms, Sarah Salm and Rolf Wüstenhagen
Ch 5 Foreign Direct Investment, Access to Finance, and Innovation Activity in Chinese Enterprises , pp 79-94: Sourafel Girma, Yundan Gong and Holger Görg
Ch 5 Meituan — China’s Leading E-commerce Platform for Local Services Facing the Pandemic , pp 63-77: Yifei Zhang
Ch 5 MUTUAL PERCEPTION OF SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY IN INNOVATION NETWORKS — EVIDENCE FROM EAST GERMANY , pp 87-108: Jutta Günther and Cornelia Lang
Ch 5 China in Sub-Saharan Africa Since 2000 , pp 113-155: Lynne Ciochetto, Usha C. V. Haley and George T. Haley
Ch 5 Improving Supply Chain Resilience Through a Blockchain-Based System Architecture , pp 75-101: Yu Cui, Prakash J. Singh and Huashan Li
Ch 5 Data Audit , pp 57-67: Edward H K Ng
Ch 5 How Might Climate Changes and Preference Changes Affect the Competitiveness of the World’s Wine Regions? , pp 115-129: Kym Anderson