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246: INCLUSIVE SOCIAL POLICIES IN JAPAN: ECONOMIC BENEFITS OF LGBTQ+

Irma Fogelberg

245: A CONSIDERATION OF THE RECENT SITUATION OF HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT (AND WORKPLACE ACTIVITIES) IN JAPANESE COMPANIES

Hiroshi Nakamura

244: DOES THE ASIAN INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT BANK ADD ANYTHING NEW TO MULTILATERAL FINANCE IN ASIA?

Åsa Malmström Rognes

243: DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE THINKING AND PRACTICE – JAPAN, CHINA AND A PIVOT TO ASIA

Åsa Malmström Rognes

242: Does Assigning More Women to Managerial Positions Enhance Firm Productivity? Evidence from Sweden

Yoshihiro Sato and Michihito Ando

241: VALUES VS. INTEREST: STRATEGIC USE OF JAPANESE FOREIGN AID IN SOUTHEAST ASIA

André Asplund

240: SOVEREIGNTY AND THE SENKAKU/DIAOYU TERRITORIAL DISPUTE

O’Shea, Paul

239: INNOVATIVE CITY IN WEST CHINA CHONGQING

Jon Sigurdson and Krystyna Palonka

238: THE ROLE OF DONORS IN VIETNAMESE DEVELOPMENT PLANNING

Le Thanh Forsberg and Ari Kokko

237: INTERNATIONALIZATION AND MACROECONOMIC MANAGEMENT IN VIETNAM: SOME LESSONS FROM SWEDISH EXPERIENCES

Ari Kokko, Kerstin Mitlid and Arvid Wallgren

236: THE STATE AND THE PRIVATE SECTOR IN VIETNAM

Katariina Nilsson Hakkala and Ari Kokko

235: THE WELFARE STATE: VIETNAMESE DEVELOPMENT AND SWEDISH EXPERIENCES

Ari Kokko and Patrik Tingvall

234: REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT IN LAO PDR: GROWTH PATTERNS AND MARKET INTEGRATION

Magnus Andersson, Anders Engvall and Ari Kokko

233: POVERTY AND LAND POLICY IN CAMBODIA

Anders Engvall and Ari Kokko

232: ETHNIC MINORITIES AND RURAL POVERTY IN LAO PDR

Anders Engvall

231: REGIONAL INTEGRATION AND TRADE DIVERSION IN EUROPE

Ari Kokko, Thomas Mathä and Patrik Tingvall

230: IS THERE REALLY A FOREIGN OWNERSHIP WAGE PREMIUM? EVIDENCE FROM MATCHED EMPLOYER-EMPLOYEE DATA

Fredrik Heyman, Fredrik Sjöholm and Patrik Tingvall

229: THE OIL RESOURCES OF TIMOR-LESTE: CURSE OR BLESSING?

Mats Lundahl and Fredrik Sjöholm

228: STATE OWNED ENTERPRISES AND EQUITIZATION IN VIETNAM

Fredrik Sjöholm

227: THE ROLE OF SMALL FIRMS IN CHINA’S TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT

Nannan Lundin, Fredrik Sjöholm and Jinchang Qian

226: POPULATION GROWTH AND JOB CREATION IN TIMOR-LESTE

Mats Lundahl and Fredrik Sjöholm

225: THE HOME COUNTRY EFFECTS OF FDI IN DEVELOPED ECONOMIES

Ari Kokko

224: INNOVATIVE CAPABILITY IN MNC SUBSIDIARIES: EVIDENCE FROM FOUR EUROPEAN TRANSITION ECONOMIES

Ari Kokko and Victoria Kravtsova

223: DETERMINANTS OF POVERTY IN LAO PDR

Magnus Andersson, Anders Engvall and Ari Kokko

222: Acquisitions, Multinationals, and Wage Dispersion

Fredrik Heyman, Fredrik Sjöholm and Patrik Tingvall

221: INSIGHTS INTO MIGRATION AND SPENDING PATTERNS BASED ON A SMALL-SCALE STUDY OF GARMENT WORKERS IN PHNOM PENH

Elisabet Dahlberg

220: Insights into migration and spending patterns based on a small-scale study of garment workers in Phnom Penh

Elisabet Dahlberg

219: DIGITAL INEQUALITY IN EAST ASIA: EVIDENCE FROM JAPAN, SOUTH KOREA AND SINGAPORE

Hiroshi Ono

217: SHANGHAI – FROM DEVELOPMENT TO KNOWLEDGE CITY

Jon Sigurdson

216: WHO DO YOU TRUST? ETHNICITY AND TRUST IN BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA

Peter Håkansson and Fredrik Sjöholm

215: MONGOLIA – HEAVEN FOR FOREIGN CONSULTANTS

Lkham Luvsanjamts and Marie Söderberg

214: ODA FOR CHINA: SEED MONEY AND A WINDOW FOR CONTACTS

He Liping and Marie Söderberg

213: BIRTH OF A NATION: POVERTY AND DEVELOPMENT IN TIMOR-LESTE

Mats Lundahl and Fredrik Sjöholm

212: NINGBO: A REGIONAL CITY LEAPFROG INTO HI-TECH DEVELOPMENT

Jon Sigurdson

211: Changes in Japan’s Foreign and Security Policy Associate Professor Marie Söderberg, European Institute of Japanese Studies

Marie Söderberg

210: IS FOREIGN AID, OR EXPECTATION OF SUCH AID, AN EFFECTIVE TOOL TO INFLUENCE NORTH KOREA?

Marie Söderberg

209: THE CAMBODIAN ECONOMY: READY FOR TAKE-OFF?

Fredrik Sjöholm and Örjan Sjöberg

208: CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY IN JAPAN: ANALYZING THE PARTICIPATING COMPANIES IN GLOBAL REPORTING INITIATIVE

Kenji Suzuki and Kanji Tanimoto

207: Is There Really an Inverted U-shaped Relation Between Competition and R&D?

Patrik Tingvall and Andreas Poldahl

206: IS THERE REALLY A FOREIGN OWNERSHIP WAGE PREMIUM?EVIDENCE FROM MATCHED EMPLOYER-EMPLOYEE DATA

Fredrik Heyman, Fredrik Sjöholm and Patrik Tingvall

205: Japanese Lifetime Employment: A Century's Perspective

Chiaki Moriguchi and Hiroshi Ono

204: Japanese Institutions in Korea: Imitation, Evolution, and Response to Crisis

Chung Lee

203: Institutional Change in Meiji Japan: Image and Reality

Janet Hunter

202: A Lost Decade for Corporate Governance? What’s Changed, What Hasn’t, and Why

Curtis Milhaupt

201: Divorce in Japan: Why It Happens, Why It Doesn’t

Hiroshi Ono

200: The Japanese Labor Movement and Institutional Reform

Lonny Carlile

199: Japan’s Economic and Financial Stagnation and the Possibility of a Second Lost Decade

Thomas Cargill

198: Is Amakudari Changing? The Case of Regional Banks

Kenji Suzuki

197: TO MERGE AND ACQUIRE WHEN THE TIMES ARE GOOD? THE INFLUENCE OF MACRO FACTORS ON THE JAPANESE M&A PATTERN

Richard Nakamura

195: REGIONAL INNOVATION SYSTEMS (RIS) IN CHINA

Jon Sigurdson