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  1. The potential impacts of insecticides on the life-history traits of bees and the consequences for pollination
  2. A new approach to semantic sustainability assessment
  3. Akteure, Berater und Beobachter, oder: wie kommt Strategie in die Politik?
  4. Substanz, Körper und Affekte
  5. Towards a Multi-Level Approach to Studying Entrepreneurship in Professional Services
  6. An Imperfect Union?
  7. Converging perspectives in audience studies and digital literacies
  8. Local levers for change
  9. Development of a temperature controlled weathering test box to evaluate the life cycle behaviour of interior automotive components
  10. Wer oder was bestimmt "Wirklichkeit" in Organisationen?
  11. Laufbahntheorien: Oft führt der Zufall zum Erfolg
  12. Digitale Datenbanken
  13. Sprachliche Heterogenität im gesellschaftswissenschaftlichen Unterricht
  14. Developments and analyses of alternative processes for the manufacturing of fiber metal laminates
  15. Managing CSR Communication
  16. Im Vorraum
  17. Editors’ Conversation with German Art Historians Oona Lochner and Isabel Mehl: Writing Like a Feminist—In Dialogue with Carla Lonzi
  18. 11. Methoden-Muster
  19. Comparison of different methods for the measurement of ammonia volatilization after urea application in Henan Province, China
  20. The Question Concerning Technology in China
  21. Disentangling the Pathways and Effects of Ecosystem Service Co-Production
  22. How can Industry use the Innovation Potential of Universities and Research Institutes?
  23. Internet Bondholder Relations
  24. Editorial
  25. Aprender gramática online
  26. Ästhetik der Skalierung
  27. Local and landscape level variables influence butterfly diversity in critically endangered South African renosterveld
  28. Erfolgreiche Business Intelligence-Projekte
  29. Dynamic capabilities and employee participation
  30. Pragmatics as Social Inference About Intentional Action