Edited Volumes and Conference Proceedings

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  1. Contributions to Edited Volumes and Conference Proceedings // 2004

    Institutionenentstehung am Beispiel des Kioto Protokolls

    Environmental and Climate Economics
  2. Contributions to Edited Volumes and Conference Proceedings // 2004

    Training - A Strategic Enterprise Decision?

    Labour Markets and Social Insurance
  3. Contributions to Edited Volumes and Conference Proceedings // 2004

    Lohntheorien

    Labour Markets and Social Insurance
  4. Contributions to Edited Volumes and Conference Proceedings // 2004

    Die Ratifikation internationaler Vereinbarungen im Bereich operativer Politik: Das Beispiel der Internationalen Arbeitsorganisation

    Labour Markets and Social Insurance
  5. Contributions to Edited Volumes and Conference Proceedings // 2004

    DIOGENES

    Environmental and Climate Economics
  6. Contributions to Edited Volumes and Conference Proceedings // 2004

    ICT, Innovation and Business Performance in Services: Evidence for Germany and the Netherlands

    Using broadly comparable panel data for German and Dutch firms in services, this paper analyses the importance of ICT capital deepening and innovation for productivity. We employ a model that takes into account…

    Digital Economy
  7. Contributions to Edited Volumes and Conference Proceedings // 2003

    Korreferat zum Referat von R. Liesenfeld und W. Pohlmeier: Ein dynamisches Hürdenmodell für diskrete Transaktionspreisänderungen auf Finanzmärkten

    Pensions and Sustainable Financial...
  8. Contributions to Edited Volumes and Conference Proceedings // 2003

    Universities in innovation networks: the impact of patent rights regimes on the commercialisation of research in Sweden and Germany

    Economics of Innovation and Industrial...
  9. Contributions to Edited Volumes and Conference Proceedings // 2003

    Gender in growth theory

    Digital Economy