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Policy planning under uncertainty: efficient starting populations for simulation-optimization methods applied to municipal solid waste management
Journal of Environmental Management
2005 : OCT, VOL. 77:1, p. 22-34
 2005 Huang, G.H.
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Mix-up: models of governance and framing opportunities in U.S. and EU consumer policy
Journal of Consumer Policy
2005 : JUN, VOL 28:2, p. 203-230
 2005 Strück, C.
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Competing fairly in the new economy: lessons from the browser wars
Journal of Business Ethics
2005 : APR (1), VOL. 57:4, p. 343-361
 2005 Spinello, R.A.
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Lobbying effectively in Brussels and Washington - getting the right result
Journal of communication management
2005 : VOL 9:4, p. 339-347
 2005 Mack, R.
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Energy-environment policy modeling of endogenous technological change with personal vehicles: combining top-down and bottom-up methods
Ecological Economics
2004 : NOV, VOL. 51:1-2, p. 31-46
 2004 Jaccard, M.
Murphy, R.
Rivers, N.
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Benefit entitlement and unemployment duration: the role of policy endogeneity
Journal of Public Economics
2004 : DEC, VOL. 88:12, p. 2587-2616
 2004 Lalive, R.
Zweimüller, J.
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Support for rapid-growth firms: a comparison of the views of founders, government policymakers, and private sector resource providers
Journal of Small Business Management
2003 : OCT, VOL. 41:4, p. 346-365
 2003 Fischer, E.
Reuber, A.R.
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Cluster behaviour and economic development: new challenges in policy evaluation
International Journal of Technology Management
2003 : VOL. 26:2-4, p. 191-204
 2003 Raines, P.
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The Global Compact: Origins, Operations, Progress, Challenges
Journal of Corporate Citizenship
2003 : AUTUMN, VOL. 11, p. 35-49
 2003 Kell, G.
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Implementing greenhouse gas trading in Europe: lessons from economic literature and international experiences
Ecological Economics
2002 : DEC, VOL. 43:2/3, p. 213-230
 2002 Boemare, C.
Quirion, P.
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