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Economics as a moral science
Economica
2009 : OCT, VOL. 76:SUPPL. 1, p. 791-804
 2009 Atkinson, A.B.
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Integration of environmental management with other managerial functions of the firm: empirical effects on drivers of economic performance
Long Range Planning
2007 : DEC, VOL. 40:6, p. 611-628
 2007 Wagner, M.
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Environmental management and firm performance: A case study
Journal of Environmental Management
2007 : SEP, VOL. 84:4, 606-619
 2007 Claver, E. (et al.)
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On the contribution of innovation to multi-factor productivity growth
Economics of innovation and new technology
2006 : JUN-JUL, VOL. 15: 4-5, p. 367-390
 2006 Leeuwen, G. Van
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Do locational spillovers pay? Empirical evidence from German IPO data
Economics of innovation and new technology
2006 : JAN, VOL. 15:1, p. 71-81
 2006 Audretsch, D.B.
Lehmann, E.E.
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Civicness and economic performance. A longitudinal analysis of Italian provinces, 1980-2000
European sociological review
2005 : JUL, VOL. 21:3, p. 243-257
 2005 Ballariano, G.
Schadee, H.
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The effect of alliance network diversity on multinational enterprise performance
Strategic Management Journal
2005 : APR, VOL. 26:4, p. 333-354
 2005 Goerzen, A.
Beamish, P.W.
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How to reconcile environmental and economic performance to improve corporate sustainability: corporate environmental strategies in the European paper industry
Journal of Environmental Management
2005 : JULY, VOL 76:2, p. 105-118
 2005 Wagner, M.
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Estimating economic performance from accounting data - a review and synthesis
British Accounting Review
2004 : DEC, VOL. 36:4, p. 321-343
 2004 Stark, A.W.
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The relations among environmental disclosure, environmental performance, and economic performance: a simultaneous equations approach
Accounting, Organizations and Society
2004 : JUL-AUG, VOL. 29:5-6, p. 447-471
 2004 Al-Tuwaijri, S.A.
Christensen, T.E.
Hughes II, K.E.
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