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2012/50: Service On the “Exclusion Principle” in all-pay auctions with incomplete information

Nicola Dimitri

2012/49: Cloud Enabled Business Model Innovation: Gaining Strategic Competitive Advantage as the Market Emerges

Jacques Brook, Vincent Feltkamp and Martin van der Meer

2012/48: Understanding resistance in IT outsourcing: A service provider perspective

Albert Plugge and Jacques Brook

2012/47: Leadership and Management in Higher Education: A Research Perspective

Robin Middlehurst

2012/46: ASC Certified Shrimp: Can Extensive Shrimp Farming Benefit? A case study of Indonesia

Marieke Douma and Jeroen van Wijk

2012/45: The assignment of workers to tasks with endogenous supply of skills

Arnaud Dupuy

2012/44: Service Delivery and State Legitimacy: Multi-Stakeholder Processes in Water and Sanitation in Ethiopia As defined by the

Fenta Mandefro, Mina Noor and Nora Stel

2012/43: This paper presents a review of the literature on the economics of Shared Societies. As defined by the

Michael Valenti and Olivier Giovannoni

2012/42: Shared Societies and the Global Crisis: Evidence and Policy

Raymond Torres

2012/41: Personality Traits and the Marriage Market

Arnaud Dupuy and Alfred Galichon

2012/40: Canonical Correlation and Assortative Matching: a remark

Arnaud Dupuy and Alfred Galichon

2012/39: Political Ambiguity and Economic Development: The MENA Countries Pre-Commercial Procurement of Innovation

Juliane Brach and Willem Spanjers

2012/38: The Measurement of Sharing and Separation in a Divided Society: The Case of Northern Ireland

Paul Nolan

2012/37: The effect of Iddi Amin’s expulsion of the Asian community in Uganda on the social and economic development of the country

Tumuhairwe Collins

2012/36: Consumer action and the economic empowerment of marginalised groups

Rob Harrison

2012/35: Shared Societies and Armed Conflict: Costs, Inequality and the Benefits of Peace

Patricia Justino

2012/34: Unsustainable growth: Lessons from South Africa

Jan Hofmeyr

2012/33: Towards Greater Equality in China: The Economic Growth Dividend

Guanghua Wan

2012/32: Shared Societies in Latin America: Challenges and Opportunities

Ernesto Ottone

2012/31: Can the Economics of Shared Societies Support More Resilient Economies and Global Sustainability? Challenges and opportunities in an interdependent world

Daniel Hyslop

2012/30: Citizens’ guide – Well-being 2030

Claire Dheret

2012/29: An International Crisis of Social Justice, Occupy Wall Street and the Realm of Policy

Sara Burke

2012/28: Why do Shared Societies make economic sense? Three theoretical approximations

Aldo Caliari

2012/27: Social Cohesion, Social Inequality and Social Participation in India: an Approach from Women’s Perspectives

Protap Mukherjee

2012/26: Perspectives on Global Development 2012 Social Cohesion in a Shifting World?

Juan Laiglesia

2012/25: Entrepreneurship and Changing Consumption Patterns of the Young Wealthy in China

Amy Wang, Stephanie Jones and Weihua Huang

2012/24: Pharmaceutical Pricing in a Globalized World: Crossing the income divide and ability to pay

Rutger Daems, Edith Maes and Christoph Glaetzer

2012/23: Life expectancy and quality of life adjusted in years induced by good health care

Jan Worst

2012/22: Teaching Entrepreneurship in sub-Saharan Africa – Quo Vadis?

Johan Venter

2012/20: Protecting the Lives of Women and Children: an Innovative Approach to Addressing the Problem of Female Genital Mutilation through Social Change, Public Health and Youth Development in a Fragile Region

Masresha Andarge, Mieke Van Riet and Patrick Martens

2012/19: ‘Youth Bulge’: Calling for Higher Public Investment on Child and Youth Development for Greater Future Returns

Seema Joshi

2012/18: Wisdom is like a baobab tree: no individual can embrace it Working and Learning together towards empowerment of female refugees

Saskia Harkema and Catharina Beijer

2012/17: Youth and poverty alleviation: Empowering the youth in Egypt

Dina El Kayaly

2012/16: The challenges of higher education institutions in developing countries: Why capacity development matters

Rita Van Deuren

2012/15: School-To-Work Transition Of Higher Education Graduates In Four Eastern European Countries

Cristina Mocanu, Ana-Maria Zamfir, Eliza Lungu and Eva Militaru

2012/14: Retirement and Cognitive Development: Are the Retired Really Inactive?

Andries de Grip, Arnaud Dupuy, Jelle Jolles and Martin Van Boxtel

2012/13: Sorting on Skills and Preferences: Tinbergen Meets Sattinger

Arnaud Dupuy

2012/12: Hierarchical Organization and Performance Inequality: Evidence from Professional Cycling

Bertrand Candelon and Arnaud Dupuy

2012/11: On Input Market Frictions and Estimation of Factors’ Demand

Arnaud Dupuy and Todd Sorense

2012/10: Some Law & Economics Considerations on the EU Pre-Commercial Procurement of Innovation

Nicola Dimitri

2012/09: Corporate Social Responsibility: Transparency, Ethics and Governance in Emerging Markets

Stephanie Jones, Taghreed Badawoud and Mohammad Reza

2012/08: Winning Losers in the Italian Football League “Auction” for Co-Ownership Resolution

Nicola Dimitri

2012/07: R&D for Neglected Diseases

Nicola Dimitri

2012/06: How to choose your minor? Decision making variables used in the selection of a minor by undergraduate students from a Dutch university of applied sciences

Rita Van Deuren and Sicco Santema

2012/05: The Manufacturing Industry – Coping with Challenges

David Dingli

2012/04: Measuring Business Schools’ Service Quality in an Emerging Market Using an Extended SERVQUAL Instrument

Esther Mbise and Ronald Tuninga

2012/03: Linking theories of change and observed reality: the Shea value chain partnership case in Burkina

Sarah Drost, Jeroen Van Wijk and Sietze Vellema

2012/02: Best Value for Money in Procurement

Nicola Dimitri

2012/01: Sustainable Development of the Higher Education Sector in India for Catalyzing Services-Driven Growth

Seema Joshi

2011/37: Service Delivery and State Legitimacy: Multi-Stakeholder Processes in Water and Sanitation in Ethiopia

Fenta Mandefro, Mina Noor and Nora Stel