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Health-Care Reform in Korea,
Randall S. Jones, from OECD Publishing (2010)
Keywords: assurance maladie privée, assurance santé nationale, co-payments, diagnosis related groups, dépenses médicales, financement des soins de santé, financing health care, generic drugs, groupe homogène de malades, healthy ageing, hospitals, hôpitaux, integration reform, Korean health care, long-term care, medical expenditures, médecins, médicaments génériques, National Health Insurance, part des dépenses de santé à la charge des assurés, pharmaceutical drugs, physicians, private health insurance, produits pharmaceutiques, réforme de séparation, réforme d’intégration, Separation Reform, soins de longue durée, système de santé en Corée, vieillissement en bonne santé

Return and Volatility Spillover between Stock Prices and Exchange Rates in Croatia: A Spillover Methodology Approach,
Tihana Škrinjarić, Lidija Dedi and Boško Šego, in Journal for Economic Forecasting (2021)
Keywords: The relationship between stock prices, returns and exchange rates is important for policymakers for tailoring macroeconomic policies that will promote economic growth. It is also important for potential investors who consider real investment projects and forecast asset returns and risks. This research focuses on the stock return and exchange rates co-movements in Croatia, by utilizing a VAR model and spillover index of Diebold and Yilmaz (2009). Empirical research is provided for the Croatian market, which has yet not been implemented in such a manner. Based on the results from the analysis, it can be concluded from a portfolio standpoint that return spillovers from exchange rates to stock returns were greater than volatility spillovers. This could have potential in hedging portfolio strategies. The same is true for the direction from stock to exchange rates returns and volatility.

Uganda: A review of the World Bank Jobs Portfolio,
Vismay Parikh and Timothy Clay, from The World Bank (2019)
Keywords: The FY11-15 country assistance strategy (CAS), which was designed jointly by the Bank, International Finance Corporation (IFC), and Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency (MIGA), selectively assisted the government in implementing its national development plan by focusing on four strategic objectives: first, promoting inclusive and sustainable economic growth; second, enhancing public infrastructure; third, strengthening human capital; and fourth, improving good governance and value for money. The objectives of the CAS, which was selectively aligned with Uganda’s development strategy, were relevant for a country with poor infrastructure, weak public service delivery, low levels of human capital, and underdeveloped institutions. The Bank played a central role in development partner coordination and harmonization, both as former co-chair of the joint budget support framework and as chair of the local development partners’ group. Independent evaluation group (IEG) finds that the results framework was not invariably helpful in tracking progress towards CAS objectives.

The Evolution of Chinese Corporate Governance,
Shy Lih Wong, from Springer (2023)
Keywords: Chinese corporate governance, Chinese Code of Corporate Governance for Listed Companies, Anglo-American corporate governance, Anglo-Saxon corporate governance, German corporate governance, Chinese capital market, China Securities Regulatory Commission, Board independence, State ownership, Concentrated ownership, Supervisory board, Institutional investors, State-owned enterprises, Narrative review, Convergence, Divergence, Agency theory, SOE, CSRC, Qualified Foreign Institutional Investors, Shanghai Stock Exchange, Shenzhen Stock Exchange, Share split reform, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, OECD, Chinese dual board system, Director-manager agency issue, Directors-shareholder agency issue, Independent director, Sarbanes Oxley Act 2002

Jobs in North Lebanon - Assessment of the Potato Value Chain,
Thomas Farole and Yasuo Konishi, from The World Bank (2017)
Keywords: Technical and Vocational Education;Micro, Small and Medium Enterprise;European Development Finance Institutions;economies of scale in production;fragile and conflict state;paper issue;information and communication technology;small and medium size enterprise;millennium development goal;private sector job;capital stock per worker;active labor market program;farmer;Job Creation;permanent job;majority of farmer;number of jobs;export market;ict value chain;higher value added;average monthly wage;retail distribution network;access to land;value added tax;average farm size;cold storage facility;difficult external environment;cost of land;conditional cash transfer;percent change;analysis of value;labor force survey;marginal cost function;job creation potential;per capita consumption;european investment bank;scale of production;scale production;competitive production base;output per worker;domestic market price;privileges and immunity;Type of Investment;trade and investment;Solid Waste Management;factor of production;state owned enterprise;production and export;employment per hectare;expansion of export;fruit and vegetable;purchasing power parity;public employment service;seasonal worker;large farm;small farm;seasonal job;potato production;regional market;import price;input supply;general population;process plant;average cost;trade deficit;land cost;firm level;transport cost;scale economy;market system;local market;global trade;Capital Investments;capital use;selection criterion;survey instrument;market opportunity;focus group;job profile;employment data;farm labor;wage gap;unit price;low-skilled job;permanent worker;processing operation;public expenditure;farm output;export channel;road freight;export expansion;large-scale investment;market condition;minimum wage;employment impact;investment scenario;greenfield investment;shipping rate;substitute capital;marginal investment;labor use;low-skilled worker;estimated elasticity;firm entry;survey questionnaire;agribusiness sector;hail storm;secondary data;market factor;harvest time;cost categories;global market;rental rate;Wage Bill;main transport;regional output;domestic retail;global export;global demand;price level;traditional market;relative price;low-skill worker;shipping cost;climatic shocks;selling price;commercial production;earnings growth;downstream industry;spillover benefit;competitive position;trade surplus;domestic producer;export growth;trade route;export volume;agricultural sector;comparative advantage;seed production;potato crop;input provider;output growth;production increase;survey sample;sample bias;significant challenge;survey sampling;farm plot;extended family;population size;global production;domestic consumption;job impact;vegetable processing;olive oil;wood product;agricultural activity;rural area;non-governmental organization;informal apprenticeship;agricultural economy;national economy;total employment;financial intermediation;copyright owner;housing census;planting season;limited information;confidence interval;skilled labor;seasonal employment;trading activity;production facility;established brand;trade figures;fast food;local supply;trade datum;Social Protection;low skill worker;Advisory services;partnership framework;household survey;global partnership;commercial purpose;original work;sole responsibility;firm survey;foreign ownership;female participant;harvest infrastructure;migrant labor;average share;performance performance;alternative crop;crop plant;small farmer;market production;rising cost;local processing;production cost;average age;production system;farmer produce;market demand;increasing costs;supply side;input price

Firm Productivity and Employment in Paraguay 2010 - 2014,
Elizabeth Ruppert Bulmer and Adrian Scutaru, from The World Bank (2018)
Keywords: degree of market concentration; protection of minority investor; female employment; total factor productivity; highly skilled worker; unpaid family worker; social insurance coverage; financial service sector; share of employment; labor productivity growth; labor market performance; household survey data; degree of informality; data collection effort; cost of production; output per worker; positive social externalities; labor force entrant; quality of outputs; supply of labor; competition policy framework; information and communication; factor of production; gender earnings gap; female work force; gender wage gap; labor force growth; proportion of female; export processing zone; higher value use; cross-country regression analysis; doing business surveys; Access to Electricity; social insurance contribution; enforcement of regulation; exchange rate policy; construction of road; Exchange rate policies; nationally representative survey; labor force working; global financial crisis; privileges and immunity; performance and productivity; average productivity level; private sector activity; food and agricultural; firm size; informal firms; capital asset; Job Creation; firm performance; total employment; firm entry; standard error; high wage; value added; wage growth; micro firms; firm productivity; commerce sector; annual sale; Wage Bill; firm survey; minimum wage; employment growth; new job; job growth; labor demand; paid worker; firm location; Job Quality; beverage manufacturing; wage employment; human capital; low wage; new entrant; average wage; household enterprise; paying job; skilled labor; productivity gap; employment outcome; firm level; response rate; apparel manufacturing; female workers; entry rate; sectoral distribution; labor regulation; self-employed farmers; scale economy; export basket; contemporaneous correlation; international stage; manufacturing sector; gender composition; high share; significant correlation; panel data; explanatory variable; data quality; living standard; formal sector; census data; agriculture sector; consumer demand; regression results; firm exit; descriptive statistic; production input; virtuous cycle; increased demand; Business Climate; Real estate; productivity distribution; agglomeration effect; percent change; creating job; measure of use; rapid urbanization; insolvency resolution; panel regression; high concentration; retail computer; insolvency regime; price effect; moveable asset; summary statistic; sectoral composition; employee account; Collateral Registries; credit access; work status; informal worker; sample bias; wage work; disproportionate share; social security; property right; registration number; log wage; internet usage; informal employment; horizontal axis; national statistical; transport cost; tax rule; international market; raw material; foreign investor; animal oil; grain mill; unpaid worker; in family; tobacco product; firm-level employment; meat processing; employer contribution; local producer; trade links; firm-level analysis; available data; Employment Sector; live animal; paper issue; institutional environment; external market; market size; hiring decisions; job tenure; severance pay; automotive fuel; tax rate; low share; local innovation; economics literature; knowledge gap; average age; high employment; dynamic effect; dynamic change; monthly wage; hourly wage; adequate opportunity; age distribution; productive sector; gender difference; firm growth; productivity job; predictive power; internet technology; small sample; gender segregation; manufacturing activities; young age; technological innovation; low capital; high entry; threshold effects; international standard; wage effect; productivity gain; Gender Gap; firm structure; female workforce; tax-free imports; domestic input; production technology; target market; independent variable; real value; causal relationship; total sample; capital intensity; statistical significance; age variable; confidence interval

Problems of Regional Autonomy in Contemporary Indonesia. By John D. Legge. (Ithaca: Cornell University Southeast Asia Program. 1958. Pp. viii, 71. $1.50.) - The Indonesian Elections of 1955. By Herbert Feith. (Ithaca: Cornell University Southeast Asia Program. 1957. Pp. 91. $1.50.) - The Soviet View of the Indonesian Revolution. By Ruth T. McVey. (Ithaca: Cornell University Southeast Asia Program. 1958. Pp. 83. $1.50.) - The Office of President in Indonesia as Defined in the Three Constitutions in Theory and Practice. By A. K. Pringgodigdo. Translated by Alexander Brotherton. (Ithaca: Cornell University Southeast Asia Program. 1958. Pp. ix, 59. $1.50.) - The Beginnings of the Indonesian-Dutch Negotiations and the Hoge Veluwe Talks. By Idrus Nasir Djajadiningrat. (Ithaca: Cornell University Southeast Asia Program. 1958. Pp. x, 128. $2.50.) - The Co-operative Movement in Indonesia. By Mohammad Hatta. Edited by George McT. Kahin. (Ithaca: Cornell University Press. 1957. Pp. xxxiv, 121. $3.00.),
Willard H. Elsbree, in American Political Science Review (1959)

JOEL BERGSMAN. Brazil: Industrialization and Trade Policies. Pp. 296. Paperbound only, $5.75. JAGDISH N. BHAGWATI AND PADMA DESAI. India: Planning for Industrialization. Pp. xx, 537. Clothbound, $21.00; paperbound, $8.00. TIMOTHY KING. Mexico: Industrialization and Trade Policies Since 1940. Pp. x, 160. Paperbound only, $2.50. STEPHEN R. LEWIS, JR. Pakistan: Indus trialization and Trade Policies. Pp. xvii, 214. Clothbound, $9.00; paperbound, $4.00. JOHN H. POWER AND GERARDO P. SICAT. The Philippines: Industrialization and Trade Policies. Pp. 141. And in the same volume: MO-HUAN HSING. Taiwan: Industrialization and Trade Policies. Pp. 182. Clothbound, $13.00; paperbound, $7.25. IAN LITTLE, TABOR SCITOVSKY, AND MAURICE SCOTT. Industry and Trade in Some Developing Countries: A Comparative Study. Pp. xxii, 512. Clothbound, $14.50; paperbound, $6.50. New York: Oxford University Press for the Organization for European Co-operation and Development, Paris, 1970,
Wilfred Malenbaum, in The ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science (1971)

American Railroads as Investments. A Handbook for Investors in American Railroad Securities. By S. F. VAN OSS. Pp. xv., 824. New York: G. P. Putnam's Sons. London: Effingham Wilson & Co., I893. Compendiusn of Transportation Theories. Kensington Series, First Book. A compilation of Essays upon Transportation Subjects by Eminent Experts. Publication of series under direction of C. C. McCAIN. Pp. 295. Washington, D. C.: Kensington Publishing Company, I893. Addresses Delivered Before the World's Railway Commerce Congress, held in Chicago, Ill., June I9-23, I893, Under the Auspices of the World's Columbian Auxiliary of the World 's Columbian Expo sition. Official Report. Pp. 265. Chicago: The Railway Age and Northwestern Railroader, I893,
Emory R. Johnson, in The ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science (1894)

So, what is Europe? - What is Europe?—A four-volume text published by Routledge, 11 New Fetter Lane, London EC4P 4EE, UK, 1995, Each volume, paperback, £12.99. - 1. The History of the Idea of Europe, Kevin Wilson & Jan van der Dussen (Eds). ISBN 0-415-12415-8. - 2. Aspects of European Cultural Diversity, Monica Shelley & Margaret Winck (Eds). ISBN 0-415-12417-4. - 3. European Democratic Culture, Alain-Marc Rieu & Gérard Duprat (Eds). English edition by Noël Parker. ISBN 0-415-12419-0. - 4. Europe and the Wider World, Bernard Waites (Ed). ISBN 0-415-12421-2. - Alexander Tchoubarian (1994) The European Idea in History in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries. A View from Moscow. Frank Cass & Co. Ltd, Ilford, Essex and Portland, Oregon. ISBN 0-7146-4503-6. £35.00. cloth. - Gerard Delanty (1995) Inventing Europe. Idea, Identity, Reality, Macmillan PressBasingstoke and London. ISBN paperback 0-333-62203-0,
Peer Vries, in European Review (1996)

Survey of British Commonwealth Affairs: Problems of Wartime Co-operation and Post-War Change, 1939–1952. By Nicholas Mansergh. (London, Toronto, New York: Oxford University Press. 1958. Pp. xvi, 469. $10.10.) - The Commonwealth in the World. By J. D. B. Miller. (Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press. 1958. Pp. 308. $5.00.) - Commonwealth Perspectives. By Nicholas Mansergh, Robert R. Wilson, Joseph J. Spengler, James L. Godfrey, B. U. Ratchford, Brinley Thomas. (Durham, N. C.: Duke University Press; London: Cambridge University Press. 1958. Pp. viii, 214. $4.50.) - Evolving Canadian Federalism. By A. R. M. Lower, F. R. Scott, (Durham, N. C.: Duke University Press; London: Cambridge University Press. 1958. Pp. xvii, 187. $3.50.),
William S. Livingston, in American Political Science Review (1959)

Navigating the Rapids 1918–1971: From the Papers of Adolf A. Berle. Edited by Beatrice B. Berle and Travis B. Jacobs. (New York: Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, Inc., 1973. Pp. 859. $18.50.) - The Diaries of Edward R. Stettinius, Jr., 1943–1946. Edited by Thomas M. Campbell and George C. Herring. (New York: New View Points, 1975. Pp. 544. $12.50.) - The Crippled Giant: American Foreign Policy and Its Domestic Consequences. By Senator J. William Fulbright. (New York: Random House, 1972. Pp. 292. $6.95, cloth; $1.95, paper.) - John Foster Dulles: A Statesman and His Times. By Michael A. Guhin. (New York: Columbia University Press, 1972. Pp. 404. $12.95.) - The Storm Has Many Eyes: A Personal Narrative. By Henry Cabot Lodge. (New York: W. W. Norton and Co., 1973. Pp. 272. $7.50.),
S. Shepard Jones, in American Political Science Review (1977)

Reviews: Science and Technology in Nineteenth-Century Ireland, Rooted in the Soil: A History of Cottage Gardens and Allotments in Ireland since 1750, Gladstone and Ireland: Politics, Religion and Nationality in the Victorian Age, Cultures of Care in Irish Medical History, 1750–1970, Economy, Trade and Irish Merchants at Home and Abroad, 1600–1988, The Annals of the Four Masters: Irish History, Kingship and Society in the Early Seventeenth Century, Aloys Fleischmann (1880–1964): Immigrant Musician in Ireland, Lordship in Medieval Ireland: Image and Reality, Fighting like the Devil for the Sake of God: Protestants, Catholics and the Origins of Violence in Victorian Belfast, Sean Lemass: Democratic Dictator, Clanricard's Castle: Portumna House, Co. Galway, The Quirky Dr Fay: A Remarkable Life, The Goodbodys: Millers, Merchants and Manufacturers. The Story of an Irish Quaker Family, 1630–1950, Irish Socialist Republicanism, 1909–36, The Irish Lord Lieutenancy c.1541–1922, Ulster Liberalism, 1778–1876, Glassmaking in Ireland from the Medieval to the Contemporary, Ireland and Medicine in the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries, Irish and English: Essays on the Irish Linguistic and Cultural Frontier, 1600–1900, The Irish Defence Forces 1940–1949: The Chief of Staff's Reports, Anglo-Irish and Gaelic Women in Ireland c.1170–1540, Cardinal Paul Cullen and His World, The Society of the Sacred Heart in Nineteenth-Century France, 1800–1865, Regulating Sexuality: Women in Twentieth-Century Northern Ireland, Françoise Henry in Co. Mayo, Estates and Landed Society in Galway, Longford History and Society: Interdisciplinary Essays in the History of an Irish County, Irish Novelists and the Victorian Age, The Great War and Memory in Irish Culture, 1918–2010, Irish Nationalists and the Making of the Irish Race, The Friars in Ireland, 1224–1540, a Labour History of Ireland, 1824–2000, in Search of Fame and Fortune: The Leahy Family of Engineers, 1780–1888, Making Ireland English: The Irish Aristocracy in the Seventeenth Century, Military Aviation in Ireland, 1921–1945, Coercive Confinement in Ireland: Patients, Prisoners and Penitents, a Guide to Sources for the History of Irish Education 1780–1922, William Monsell of Tervoe 1812–1894: Catholic Unionist, Anglo-Irishman, Youth Policy, Civil Society and the Modern Irish State, Gender and Medicine in Ireland, 1700–1950, a Loss of Innocence? Television and Irish Society 1960–72, The Old Library, Trinity College Dublin, 1712–2012, Gladstone: Ireland and Beyond, William O'Brien, 1881–1968,
Finnian O'Cionnaith, Jeremy Burchardt, Carla King, Susan Mullaney, Brian Gurrin, Mícheál Mac Craith, Seán Mac Liam, Colin Veach, John Bew, Henry Patterson, Toby Barnard, Liam Kennedy, Michael Byrne, Fintan Lane, Charles Read, Andrew Shields, Sinead Middleton, Susan Mullaney, Brian Ó Conchubhair, Brian Girvin, Colin Veach, R. V. Comerford, Margaret Ó hÓgartaigh, Elaine Farrell, Brian Dornan, Rolf Loeber, Brian Casey, Jim Shanahan, Justin Dolan, Joep Leerssen, Henry A. Jefferies, Liam Cullinane, Finnian O'Cionnaith, Brian MacCuarta Sj, Alex M. Spencer, Moira Maguire, Gabrielle Ashford, Maura Cronin, Walter Forde, Susan Mullaney, Colum Kenny and Bernadette Cunningham, in Irish Economic and Social History (2013)

The Influence of Institutional Quality and Financial Risk on Stock Market Index: An Empirical Study for TurkeyAbstract: This paper aims to analyze the -possible- effects of institutional quality and (financial) risk level on BIST 100, BIST Industrial and BIST Financial Indexes via Carrioni-Silvestre (2009) multiple structural breaks unit root test, Maki (2012) multiple structural breaks co-integration test and Dynamic Ordinary Least Squares (DOLS) methodology. In the research model of the study, institutional structure is proxied by an institutional quality index derived from data related to bureaucratic quality, corruption, democratic accountability, ethnic tension, external conflict, government stability, internal conflict, political risk, law and order, and investment profile obtained from International County Risk Guide (ICRG). High values in institutional quality index represent weak institutional structure while low values represent high institutional structure. The high financial risk ratio represents a strong financial structure. The empirical findings of Maki (2012) test indicate that all indexes except BIST Financial Index and explanatory variables show co-integration relationship in the long term. Long run parameters estimated by DOLS methodology indicate that there exists a long-term negative relationship between institutional quality index and BIST 100 and BIST Industrial Indexes, while a positive relationship between financial risk level and BIST 100 and BIST Industrial Indexes,
Yüksel İltaş and Gülbahar Üçler, in Sosyoekonomi Journal (2019)

Medienevolution und Transformation der Mediennutzungstypologie – Strategiewahl und crossmediale Modifikation der Ausrichtungsmodelle am Beispiel des deutschen Medien- und Verlagswesens,
Giovanni Vindigni, in Zeitschrift für interdisziplinäre ökonomische Forschung (2015)
Keywords: Allensbacher Markt- und Werbeträgeranalyse; Allensbach; Arbeitsgemeinschaft Media-Analyse e.V.; A x e l S p r i n g e r S E; C o n t e n t; C r o s s m e d i a; I P; Demoskopie; Deontologie; Determinanten; Diskurs; Disruption; Diffusion; Digitalisierung; Essenz; Facebook; Gruner + Jahr GmbH & Co KG; Hörfunk; Hybridität; Indikatoren; Internet; Kennzahlen; kollaborative Settings; Kommunikationswissenschaft; ma Online; ma Intermedia; Instagram; Mediene v o l u t i o n; M e d i a - A n a l y s e; M e d i e n s e t t i n g; Medienwesen; Medienökonomie; Medienwirtschaft; Medienwissenschaft; Media Studies; Mediennutzungstypologie; Mediennutzungsforschung; Medienangebote; Mediennutzung; Nutzungstransformation; Print; Problemexploration; Radio; Sentenz; Soziale Netzwerke; Strategie; Transformationsprozesse; TV-Sender; TV; Twitter; Utilitarismus; Verlagswesen; Verlag; Youtube; Zeitung; Zielgruppe

In the Shadow of the Constitution: Common Foreign and Security Policy/European Security and Defence Policy Adapting to a Changing External Environment,
Dietmar Nickel and Gerrard Quille, from Jean Monnet Chair (2007)
Keywords: civil society; constitution building; constitutional change; democracy; European elections; European identity; European public space; Europeanization; governance; identity; institutionalisation; intergovernmentalism; internationalisation; legitimacy; national interest; neo-institutionalism; pluralism; policy coordination; political culture; political parties; political representation; public administration; public opinion; referendum; acquis communautaire; closer cooperation; competences; European law; legal personality; transparency; budget; globalization; civil-military relations; cross-border crime; development policy; economic policy; police cooperation; security/internal; CFSP/ESDP; CFSP/ESDP; CFSP/ESDP; CFSP/ESDP; international relations; security/external; Constitution for Europe; enlargement; European Convention; founding Treaties; IGC 1996; IGC 2000; intergovernmental conferences; Maastricht Treaty; Nice Treaty; Treaty on European Union; access to documents; accountability; agenda-setting; co-decision procedure; institutions; joint decision making; legislative procedure; majority voting; MEPs; national parliaments; NGOs; qualified majority; unanimity; COREPER; Council of Ministers; European Commission; European Council; European Court of Justice; European Court of Justice; European Parliament; European Parliament; NATO; OECD; economics; history; law; sociology

Chapter 10 A Survey on the Economics of the U.S. Pharmaceutical Industry,
Ian McCarthy, from Emerald Group Publishing Limited (2010)
Keywords: Abbreviated New Drug Application (ANDA), Average Manufacturer Price (AMP), Average Wholesale Price (AWP), Bayh-Dole Act, Bioequivalence, Brand name drug, Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), Chain pharmacy, Clinical trials, Closed formulary, Coinsurance, Compliance, Co-payment, Cost controls, Cost sharing, Detailing, Direct-to-consumer Advertising (DTC Advertising), Disease management, Drug manufacturers, Drug prices, Drug–product substitution, Experience goods, Fee-for-service (FFS), First-mover advantage, Food and Drug Administration (FDA), Formulary, Generic drug, Good Manufacturing Processes (GMP), Hatch-Waxman Act, Health plan, Insurance, Investigational New Drug Application (IND), Mail-order pharmacy, Mail-order prescription drugs, Medicaid, Medicare, Medicare+Choice (M+C), Medicare Advantage, Medicare Modernization Act (MMA), Medicare Part D, Moral hazard, Negative goods, New Drug Application (NDA), Non-retail pharmacy, Original Medicare, Out-of-pocket, Paid search advertising, Patent, Patient, Pharmaceutical, Pharmacy, Pharmacy benefit manager (PBM), Physician, Prescription drugs, Product differentiation, Rebate, Reimbursement, Research and development (R&D), Retail pharmacy, Search costs, Switching costs, Therapeutic class, Third-party insurance, Tiered formulary, Wholesale Acquisition Price (WAC), Wholesaler

Introduction,
Paolo Rizzi and Cristiano Rizzi, from World Scientific Publishing Co. Pte. Ltd. (2022)
Keywords: Impact of COVID-19, Aviation Industry, Aviation Industry Corporation of China (AVIC), Chicago Convention, Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES), Act, Lessors, Leasing Companies, Environmental, Social and Governance ESG, Environmental Product Declaration, Green Aviation, Greener Aviation, Air Mobility, Urban Air Mobility (UAM), General Aviation, Business Aviation, Air Transportation, International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), Airport Council International (ACI), International Air Transportation Association (IATA), Cargo, Cargo Services, Business Flying, Aerial Work, Air Navigation Services, Civil Aviation, CORSIA, Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF), CO 2 Emissions, Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), Lower Carbon Aviation Fuels (LCAF), Vertical Take-Off and Landing (VTOL), eVTOL (ElectricVTOL), Vertiport, Electrical Propulsion, Boeing, Airbus, Embraer, Very Ligh Jets, Personal Jet, Light Business Jet, Midsize Business Jet, Large Business Jet, Ultra Large Business Jet, Gulfstream, Bombardier, Dassault, Falcon, Textron Aviation Inc., Beechcraft, Cessna, King Air, Eviation, Supersonic, Supersonic Renaissance, Aerion, Spike Aerospace, Overture, Virgin Galactic, Green Finance, Sustainable Investment, Green Bonds, Green Mutual Funds, China Civil Aviation Administration (CAAC), Low Altitude, Air Space,

The Growing Interdependence between the Aviation Industry and the Economic Development of Nations,
Paolo Rizzi and Cristiano Rizzi, from World Scientific Publishing Co. Pte. Ltd. (2022)
Keywords: Impact of COVID-19, Aviation Industry, Aviation Industry Corporation of China (AVIC), Chicago Convention, Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES), Act, Lessors, Leasing Companies, Environmental, Social and Governance ESG, Environmental Product Declaration, Green Aviation, Greener Aviation, Air Mobility, Urban Air Mobility (UAM), General Aviation, Business Aviation, Air Transportation, International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), Airport Council International (ACI), International Air Transportation Association (IATA), Cargo, Cargo Services, Business Flying, Aerial Work, Air Navigation Services, Civil Aviation, CORSIA, Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF), CO 2 Emissions, Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), Lower Carbon Aviation Fuels (LCAF), Vertical Take-Off and Landing (VTOL), eVTOL (ElectricVTOL), Vertiport, Electrical Propulsion, Boeing, Airbus, Embraer, Very Ligh Jets, Personal Jet, Light Business Jet, Midsize Business Jet, Large Business Jet, Ultra Large Business Jet, Gulfstream, Bombardier, Dassault, Falcon, Textron Aviation Inc., Beechcraft, Cessna, King Air, Eviation, Supersonic, Supersonic Renaissance, Aerion, Spike Aerospace, Overture, Virgin Galactic, Green Finance, Sustainable Investment, Green Bonds, Green Mutual Funds, China Civil Aviation Administration (CAAC), Low Altitude, Air Space,

The Responses of the Market Concerning the Impact of COVID-19 on Different Sectors of the Aviation Industry,
Paolo Rizzi and Cristiano Rizzi, from World Scientific Publishing Co. Pte. Ltd. (2022)
Keywords: Impact of COVID-19, Aviation Industry, Aviation Industry Corporation of China (AVIC), Chicago Convention, Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES), Act, Lessors, Leasing Companies, Environmental, Social and Governance ESG, Environmental Product Declaration, Green Aviation, Greener Aviation, Air Mobility, Urban Air Mobility (UAM), General Aviation, Business Aviation, Air Transportation, International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), Airport Council International (ACI), International Air Transportation Association (IATA), Cargo, Cargo Services, Business Flying, Aerial Work, Air Navigation Services, Civil Aviation, CORSIA, Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF), CO 2 Emissions, Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), Lower Carbon Aviation Fuels (LCAF), Vertical Take-Off and Landing (VTOL), eVTOL (ElectricVTOL), Vertiport, Electrical Propulsion, Boeing, Airbus, Embraer, Very Ligh Jets, Personal Jet, Light Business Jet, Midsize Business Jet, Large Business Jet, Ultra Large Business Jet, Gulfstream, Bombardier, Dassault, Falcon, Textron Aviation Inc., Beechcraft, Cessna, King Air, Eviation, Supersonic, Supersonic Renaissance, Aerion, Spike Aerospace, Overture, Virgin Galactic, Green Finance, Sustainable Investment, Green Bonds, Green Mutual Funds, China Civil Aviation Administration (CAAC), Low Altitude, Air Space,

The Impact of New Technologies on the Evolution of a Greener Aviation Industry and the Emerging of a New Urban Air Mobility (UAM),
Paolo Rizzi and Cristiano Rizzi, from World Scientific Publishing Co. Pte. Ltd. (2022)
Keywords: Impact of COVID-19, Aviation Industry, Aviation Industry Corporation of China (AVIC), Chicago Convention, Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES), Act, Lessors, Leasing Companies, Environmental, Social and Governance ESG, Environmental Product Declaration, Green Aviation, Greener Aviation, Air Mobility, Urban Air Mobility (UAM), General Aviation, Business Aviation, Air Transportation, International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), Airport Council International (ACI), International Air Transportation Association (IATA), Cargo, Cargo Services, Business Flying, Aerial Work, Air Navigation Services, Civil Aviation, CORSIA, Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF), CO 2 Emissions, Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), Lower Carbon Aviation Fuels (LCAF), Vertical Take-Off and Landing (VTOL), eVTOL (ElectricVTOL), Vertiport, Electrical Propulsion, Boeing, Airbus, Embraer, Very Ligh Jets, Personal Jet, Light Business Jet, Midsize Business Jet, Large Business Jet, Ultra Large Business Jet, Gulfstream, Bombardier, Dassault, Falcon, Textron Aviation Inc., Beechcraft, Cessna, King Air, Eviation, Supersonic, Supersonic Renaissance, Aerion, Spike Aerospace, Overture, Virgin Galactic, Green Finance, Sustainable Investment, Green Bonds, Green Mutual Funds, China Civil Aviation Administration (CAAC), Low Altitude, Air Space,

Business Aviation, and Its “Declinations” Have Responded with a Positive Feat to the Global Crisis,
Cristiano Rizzi and Paolo Rizzi, from World Scientific Publishing Co. Pte. Ltd. (2022)
Keywords: Impact of COVID-19, Aviation Industry, Aviation Industry Corporation of China (AVIC), Chicago Convention, Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES), Act, Lessors, Leasing Companies, Environmental, Social and Governance ESG, Environmental Product Declaration, Green Aviation, Greener Aviation, Air Mobility, Urban Air Mobility (UAM), General Aviation, Business Aviation, Air Transportation, International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), Airport Council International (ACI), International Air Transportation Association (IATA), Cargo, Cargo Services, Business Flying, Aerial Work, Air Navigation Services, Civil Aviation, CORSIA, Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF), CO 2 Emissions, Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), Lower Carbon Aviation Fuels (LCAF), Vertical Take-Off and Landing (VTOL), eVTOL (ElectricVTOL), Vertiport, Electrical Propulsion, Boeing, Airbus, Embraer, Very Ligh Jets, Personal Jet, Light Business Jet, Midsize Business Jet, Large Business Jet, Ultra Large Business Jet, Gulfstream, Bombardier, Dassault, Falcon, Textron Aviation Inc., Beechcraft, Cessna, King Air, Eviation, Supersonic, Supersonic Renaissance, Aerion, Spike Aerospace, Overture, Virgin Galactic, Green Finance, Sustainable Investment, Green Bonds, Green Mutual Funds, China Civil Aviation Administration (CAAC), Low Altitude, Air Space,

Toward a Green Aviation: Financial Investments in a Promising Sector,
Mario Tettamanti, from World Scientific Publishing Co. Pte. Ltd. (2022)
Keywords: Impact of COVID-19, Aviation Industry, Aviation Industry Corporation of China (AVIC), Chicago Convention, Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES), Act, Lessors, Leasing Companies, Environmental, Social and Governance ESG, Environmental Product Declaration, Green Aviation, Greener Aviation, Air Mobility, Urban Air Mobility (UAM), General Aviation, Business Aviation, Air Transportation, International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), Airport Council International (ACI), International Air Transportation Association (IATA), Cargo, Cargo Services, Business Flying, Aerial Work, Air Navigation Services, Civil Aviation, CORSIA, Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF), CO 2 Emissions, Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), Lower Carbon Aviation Fuels (LCAF), Vertical Take-Off and Landing (VTOL), eVTOL (ElectricVTOL), Vertiport, Electrical Propulsion, Boeing, Airbus, Embraer, Very Ligh Jets, Personal Jet, Light Business Jet, Midsize Business Jet, Large Business Jet, Ultra Large Business Jet, Gulfstream, Bombardier, Dassault, Falcon, Textron Aviation Inc., Beechcraft, Cessna, King Air, Eviation, Supersonic, Supersonic Renaissance, Aerion, Spike Aerospace, Overture, Virgin Galactic, Green Finance, Sustainable Investment, Green Bonds, Green Mutual Funds, China Civil Aviation Administration (CAAC), Low Altitude, Air Space,

The Fast Economic Growth in China Will Favor the Development of Commercial and General Aviation,
Cristiano Rizzi, from World Scientific Publishing Co. Pte. Ltd. (2022)
Keywords: Impact of COVID-19, Aviation Industry, Aviation Industry Corporation of China (AVIC), Chicago Convention, Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES), Act, Lessors, Leasing Companies, Environmental, Social and Governance ESG, Environmental Product Declaration, Green Aviation, Greener Aviation, Air Mobility, Urban Air Mobility (UAM), General Aviation, Business Aviation, Air Transportation, International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), Airport Council International (ACI), International Air Transportation Association (IATA), Cargo, Cargo Services, Business Flying, Aerial Work, Air Navigation Services, Civil Aviation, CORSIA, Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF), CO 2 Emissions, Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), Lower Carbon Aviation Fuels (LCAF), Vertical Take-Off and Landing (VTOL), eVTOL (ElectricVTOL), Vertiport, Electrical Propulsion, Boeing, Airbus, Embraer, Very Ligh Jets, Personal Jet, Light Business Jet, Midsize Business Jet, Large Business Jet, Ultra Large Business Jet, Gulfstream, Bombardier, Dassault, Falcon, Textron Aviation Inc., Beechcraft, Cessna, King Air, Eviation, Supersonic, Supersonic Renaissance, Aerion, Spike Aerospace, Overture, Virgin Galactic, Green Finance, Sustainable Investment, Green Bonds, Green Mutual Funds, China Civil Aviation Administration (CAAC), Low Altitude, Air Space,

The Impact of COVID-19 on World Aviation Industry:Challenges and Opportunities,
Paolo Rizzi, Cristiano Rizzi and Mario Tettamanti, from World Scientific Publishing Co. Pte. Ltd. (2022)
Keywords: Impact of COVID-19, Aviation Industry, Aviation Industry Corporation of China (AVIC), Chicago Convention, Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES), Act, Lessors, Leasing Companies, Environmental, Social and Governance ESG, Environmental Product Declaration, Green Aviation, Greener Aviation, Air Mobility, Urban Air Mobility (UAM), General Aviation, Business Aviation, Air Transportation, International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), Airport Council International (ACI), International Air Transportation Association (IATA), Cargo, Cargo Services, Business Flying, Aerial Work, Air Navigation Services, Civil Aviation, CORSIA, Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF), CO 2 Emissions, Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), Lower Carbon Aviation Fuels (LCAF), Vertical Take-Off and Landing (VTOL), eVTOL (ElectricVTOL), Vertiport, Electrical Propulsion, Boeing, Airbus, Embraer, Very Ligh Jets, Personal Jet, Light Business Jet, Midsize Business Jet, Large Business Jet, Ultra Large Business Jet, Gulfstream, Bombardier, Dassault, Falcon, Textron Aviation Inc., Beechcraft, Cessna, King Air, Eviation, Supersonic, Supersonic Renaissance, Aerion, Spike Aerospace, Overture, Virgin Galactic, Green Finance, Sustainable Investment, Green Bonds, Green Mutual Funds, China Civil Aviation Administration (CAAC), Low Altitude, Air Space

EMERSON, WILLIAM R. P., M. D. Nutrition and Growth in Children. Pp. xxix, 342. Price, $2.50. New York: D. Appleton & Co., 1922. HUNT, JEAN LEE, JOHNSON, BUFFORD J., LINCOLN, EDITH M. Health Education and the Nutrition Class. Pp. xv, 281. Price, $3.50. New York: E. P. Dutton & Company, 1922. THE NATIONAL CHILD HEALTH COUNCIL. Child Health in Erie County, New York. Pp. 90. Washington, D. C., Supplement to Mother and Child, Magazine of the American Child Hygiene Association, May, 1922. SOUTH CAROLINA MENTAL HYGIENE COM MITTEE. A Report of the South Caro lina Mental Hygiene Survey. Pp. 73. Columbia, South Carolina: South Caro lina Board of Public Welfare, Quarterly Bulletin No. 1, Vol. 111, 1922. WOOLLEY, HELEN T., PH.D., and HART, HORNELL. Feeble-Minded Ex-School Chil dren: A Study of Children Who Have Been Students In Cincinnati Special Schools. Pp. 237 to 263. Cincinnati: Studies From The Helen S. Traounstine Foundation, Vol. 1, No. 7, April, 1921. GREEN, GEORGE H. Psychanalysis In The Class Room. Pp. xi, 272. Price, $1.75. New York: G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1922,
James H.S. Bossard, in The ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science (1922)

A World of Secrets: The Uses and Limits of Intelligence. By Walter Laqueur. (New York: Basic Books, 1985. Pp. xii + 404. $21.95.) - Regulating U.S. Intelligence Operations: A Study in Definition of the National Interest. By John M. Oseth. (Lexington: University Press of Kentucky, 1985. Pp. xvii + 236. $24.00.) - A Season of Inquiry: The Senate Intelligence Investigation. By Loch K. Johnson. (Lexington: University Press of Kentucky, 1985. Pp. 317. $31.00.) - Secrecy and Democracy: The CIA in Transition. By Stansfield Turner. (Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1985. Pp. xii + 304. $16.95.) - Intelligence Policy and Process. Edited by Alfred C. Maurer. Marion D. Tunstall, and James M. Keagle. (Boulder, CO: Westview Press, 1985. Pp. viii + 399. $20.00.) - Knowing One's Enemies: Intelligence Assessments Before the Two World Wars. Edited by Ernest R. May. (Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1984. Pp. xiii + 561. $29.50.) - The Missing Dimension: Governments and Intelligence Communities in the Twentieth Century. Edited by Christopher Andrew and David Dilks. (Champaign-Urbana: University of Illinois Press. 1984. Pp. vi 300. $27.95.) - Domestic Intelligence and Intelligence and Policy. Vols. 6 and 7 of Intelligence Requirements for the 1980s. Edited by Roy Godson. (Lexington, MA: Lexington Books, 1986. Vol. 6; Pp. xiv + 192. $14.95. Vol. 7. Pp. xii + 290. $14.95.),
Harry Howe Ransom, in American Political Science Review (1986)

Reviews: The Cruelty Man: Child Welfare, the NSPCC and the State in Ireland, 1889–1956, Cavan History and Society: Interdisciplinary Essays on the History of an Irish County, Aspects of Irish Aristocratic Life: Essays on the FitzGeralds and Carton House, Irish Demesne Landscapes, 1660–1740, The Protestant Community in Ulster, 1825–45: A Society in Transition, A Formative Decade: Ireland in the 1920s, Philanthropy in Nineteenth-Century Ireland, The Shadow of a Year: The 1641 Rebellion in Irish History and Memory, Death and Dying in Ireland, Britain and Europe: Historical Perspectives, Irish Women in Medicine, c.1880s–1920s: Origins, Education and Careers, Ireland, the United Nations and the Congo, Ireland, Africa and the End of Empire, The Last Cavalier: Richard Talbot (1631–91), Children, Childhood and Irish Society 1500 to the Present, Clerical and Learned Lineages of Medieval Co. Clare: A Survey of the Fifteenth-Century Papal Registers, Nathaniel Clements, 1705–77: Politics, Fashion and Architecture in Mid-Eighteenth-Century Ireland, Reforming Food in Post-Famine Ireland: Medicine, Science and Improvement, 1845–1922, Mayo History and Society: Interdisciplinary Essays on the History of an Irish County, The Welsh and the Shaping of Early Modern Ireland, Irish Agriculture Nationalised: The Dairy Disposal Company and the Making of the Modern Irish Dairy Industry, Revisionist Scholarship and Modern Irish Politics, The Life and Times of Sir Frederick Hamilton, 1590–1647,
Fiachra Byrne, P. J. Duffy, Christine Casey, Rolf Loeber, James Kelly, Barry Sheppard, Dorice Williams Elliott, James Kelly, David Durnin, Ailish Veale, Pádraig Carmody, James Kelly, Gaye Ashford, Henry A. Jefferies, Timothy Murtagh, Juliana Adelman, T. C. Barnard, Raymond Gillespie, Leo F. Goodstadt, Marcus William Hunt and Brian MacCuarta Sj, in Irish Economic and Social History (2015)

Book Review: Reappraising the Environmental Revolution: A Review Article The Limits of Altruism by G. HARDIN. Bloomington and London: Indiana University Press. 1978. pp. 154. £7.00 Current Issues in US Environmental Policy edited by P. R. PORTNEY. Baltimore and London: The Johns Hopkins University Press for Resources for the Future. 1978. pp. 207. £10.50 H/B; £3.50 P/B Environmental Improvement Through Economic Incentives by F. R. ANDERSON et al. Baltimore and London: The Johns Hopkins University Press for Resources for the Future. 1977. pp. 194. £9.00 H/B; £3.25 P/B Pollution and Policy - A Case Essay on California and Federal Experience with Motor Vehicle Air Pollution 1940-1975 by J. KRIER and E. URSIN. Berkeley, Los Angeles and London: University of California Press. 1978. pp. 401. £11.25 Air Pollution and Human Health by L. LAVE and E. SESKIN. Baltimore and London: The Johns Hopkins University Press for Resources for the Future. 1978. pp. 368. £15.75 Environmental Assessment - Approaching Maturity by S. BENDIX and H. GRAHAM. Chichester: Ellis Horwood Ltd., distributed by John Wiley and Sons Ltd. 1978. pp. 288. £12.60 Principles for Local Environmental Management by P. ROWE et al. Cambridge, Mass: Ballinger Publishing Co., distributed by John Wiley and Sons Ltd. 1978. pp.272. £10.40,
David Pearce, in Urban Studies (1979)

SHADOW ECONOMY AND FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENTS: AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS FOR THE CASE OF ROMANIA Abstract: Shadow economy (SE) represents a controversial phenomenon, present more or less in all economies, whose empirical estimates should be regarded with due reserve. The main goal of this paper is to analyze the nature of the relationship between Romanian shadow economy, expressed as % of the official GDP and the foreign direct investments (FDI) using two causality analysis methods, namely the Granger causality analysis method and the Toda-Yamamoto procedure, based on quarterly data, over the period 2000-2010. The paper will also try to particularize the implications of this relationship on the sustainable development of the Romanian economy. For that purpose we will use the shadow economy series estimated in a previous article using one of the monetary approaches, the currency demand approach, based on econometrical methodology of error correction models and co-integration. The quantitative demarche of shadow economy estimation is detailed in author (2013). The empirical results highlight a unidirectional short-run causality that runs only from foreign direct investments to the shadow economy. The impulse responses function indicates a short-run negative relationship between FDI and SE,
Adriana AnaMaria Davidescu(alexandru) and Vasile Alecsandru Strat, in EcoForum (2015)
Keywords: Granger causality; Toda-Yamamoto approach; shadow economy; foreign direct investments

The initial public health response to the breakout of COVID-19 required fundamental changes in individual behavior, such as isolation at home or wearing masks. The effectiveness of these policies hinges on generalized public obedience. Yet, people’s level of compliance may depend on their beliefs regarding the pandemic. We use original data from two waves of a survey conducted in March and April 2020 in eight Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development countries ( n = 21,649) to study gender differences in COVID-19−related beliefs and behaviors. We show that women are more likely to perceive COVID-19 as a very serious health problem, to agree with restraining public policy measures, and to comply with them. Gender differences in attitudes and behavior are sizable in all countries. They are accounted for neither by sociodemographic and employment characteristics nor by psychological and behavioral factors. They are only partially mitigated for individuals who cohabit or have direct exposure to the virus. We show that our results are not due to differential social desirability bias. This evidence has important implications for public health policies and communication on COVID-19, which may need to be gender based, and it unveils a domain of gender differences: behavioral changes in response to a new risk,
Vincenzo Galasso, Vincent Pons, Paola Profeta, Michael Becher, Sylvain Brouard and Martial Foucault, in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2020)
Keywords: COVID-19 public health rules, gender differences, compliance with rules

Introduction to Social Media in Sport,
Kevin Hull and Gashaw Abeza, from World Scientific Publishing Co. Pte. Ltd. (2021)
Keywords: Social Network, Online Communities, Content Communities, Discussion Sites, Influencers, Social Listening, User-Generated Content, Active Audience, Social Listening, Participatory Cultures, Public Space, On-Domain Communities, Instafamous, Micro-Celebrities, Vloggers, Content Aggregation, Gatekeeper, Livestreaming, Click-Through Rate, Three-Click Rule, Micro-influencers, Content Strategy, Content Calendar, Engagement Rate, Social Ambush, Hashtag Politics, Online Discrimination, Online Violence, Social Monitoring, Counter Public Space, Social Media Influencers, Social Media Platforms, Social Media Users, Social Media Analytics, Social Media Planning Process, Social Media Management Process, Data Governance, Data Management, Data Mining, Data Warehouse, Multimodality, Sentiment Analysis, Social Network Analysis, Social Media Strategy, Social Media Activism, Community Management, Community Success, Sport Communities, Agenda Setting, Cultural Theories, Critical Race Theory, Framing, Maladaptive Para Social Interaction, Para Social Interaction, Self-Presentation, Social Identity Theory, Uses and Gratification Theory, Customer Relationship Management Systems, Programmed Decision-Making, Nonprogrammed Decision-making, Decision-Making Steps, Communication, Engagement, Interaction, Relationship Marketing, Value, Value Co-Creation, Brand Ambassadors, Brand Associations, Brand Equity, Brand Management, Like-Gating, Endorsements, Crisis, Crisis Communication Plan, Image Repair Theory, Organizational Reputation, Prior Reputation, Corporate Social Responsibility, Diversity, Ethical Awareness, Inclusion, Social Identity, Return on Investment, Return on Objective, Business Account, Practical Steps, Statistical Analysis, Personal Branding, Second-Screen Viewing, Self-Commodification, Sponsorship Activation, Conducting Assessments,

Research in Social Media and Sport,
Edward Ted M. Kian and Jimmy Sanderson, from World Scientific Publishing Co. Pte. Ltd. (2021)
Keywords: Social Network, Online Communities, Content Communities, Discussion Sites, Influencers, Social Listening, User-Generated Content, Active Audience, Social Listening, Participatory Cultures, Public Space, On-Domain Communities, Instafamous, Micro-Celebrities, Vloggers, Content Aggregation, Gatekeeper, Livestreaming, Click-Through Rate, Three-Click Rule, Micro-influencers, Content Strategy, Content Calendar, Engagement Rate, Social Ambush, Hashtag Politics, Online Discrimination, Online Violence, Social Monitoring, Counter Public Space, Social Media Influencers, Social Media Platforms, Social Media Users, Social Media Analytics, Social Media Planning Process, Social Media Management Process, Data Governance, Data Management, Data Mining, Data Warehouse, Multimodality, Sentiment Analysis, Social Network Analysis, Social Media Strategy, Social Media Activism, Community Management, Community Success, Sport Communities, Agenda Setting, Cultural Theories, Critical Race Theory, Framing, Maladaptive Para Social Interaction, Para Social Interaction, Self-Presentation, Social Identity Theory, Uses and Gratification Theory, Customer Relationship Management Systems, Programmed Decision-Making, Nonprogrammed Decision-making, Decision-Making Steps, Communication, Engagement, Interaction, Relationship Marketing, Value, Value Co-Creation, Brand Ambassadors, Brand Associations, Brand Equity, Brand Management, Like-Gating, Endorsements, Crisis, Crisis Communication Plan, Image Repair Theory, Organizational Reputation, Prior Reputation, Corporate Social Responsibility, Diversity, Ethical Awareness, Inclusion, Social Identity, Return on Investment, Return on Objective, Business Account, Practical Steps, Statistical Analysis, Personal Branding, Second-Screen Viewing, Self-Commodification, Sponsorship Activation, Conducting Assessments,

Online Communities in Sport,
David Wagner, from World Scientific Publishing Co. Pte. Ltd. (2021)
Keywords: Social Network, Online Communities, Content Communities, Discussion Sites, Influencers, Social Listening, User-Generated Content, Active Audience, Social Listening, Participatory Cultures, Public Space, On-Domain Communities, Instafamous, Micro-Celebrities, Vloggers, Content Aggregation, Gatekeeper, Livestreaming, Click-Through Rate, Three-Click Rule, Micro-influencers, Content Strategy, Content Calendar, Engagement Rate, Social Ambush, Hashtag Politics, Online Discrimination, Online Violence, Social Monitoring, Counter Public Space, Social Media Influencers, Social Media Platforms, Social Media Users, Social Media Analytics, Social Media Planning Process, Social Media Management Process, Data Governance, Data Management, Data Mining, Data Warehouse, Multimodality, Sentiment Analysis, Social Network Analysis, Social Media Strategy, Social Media Activism, Community Management, Community Success, Sport Communities, Agenda Setting, Cultural Theories, Critical Race Theory, Framing, Maladaptive Para Social Interaction, Para Social Interaction, Self-Presentation, Social Identity Theory, Uses and Gratification Theory, Customer Relationship Management Systems, Programmed Decision-Making, Nonprogrammed Decision-making, Decision-Making Steps, Communication, Engagement, Interaction, Relationship Marketing, Value, Value Co-Creation, Brand Ambassadors, Brand Associations, Brand Equity, Brand Management, Like-Gating, Endorsements, Crisis, Crisis Communication Plan, Image Repair Theory, Organizational Reputation, Prior Reputation, Corporate Social Responsibility, Diversity, Ethical Awareness, Inclusion, Social Identity, Return on Investment, Return on Objective, Business Account, Practical Steps, Statistical Analysis, Personal Branding, Second-Screen Viewing, Self-Commodification, Sponsorship Activation, Conducting Assessments,

Social Media Use in Major Sports,
Matthew Zimmerman, Kelsey Slater and Lauren Burch, from World Scientific Publishing Co. Pte. Ltd. (2021)
Keywords: Social Network, Online Communities, Content Communities, Discussion Sites, Influencers, Social Listening, User-Generated Content, Active Audience, Social Listening, Participatory Cultures, Public Space, On-Domain Communities, Instafamous, Micro-Celebrities, Vloggers, Content Aggregation, Gatekeeper, Livestreaming, Click-Through Rate, Three-Click Rule, Micro-influencers, Content Strategy, Content Calendar, Engagement Rate, Social Ambush, Hashtag Politics, Online Discrimination, Online Violence, Social Monitoring, Counter Public Space, Social Media Influencers, Social Media Platforms, Social Media Users, Social Media Analytics, Social Media Planning Process, Social Media Management Process, Data Governance, Data Management, Data Mining, Data Warehouse, Multimodality, Sentiment Analysis, Social Network Analysis, Social Media Strategy, Social Media Activism, Community Management, Community Success, Sport Communities, Agenda Setting, Cultural Theories, Critical Race Theory, Framing, Maladaptive Para Social Interaction, Para Social Interaction, Self-Presentation, Social Identity Theory, Uses and Gratification Theory, Customer Relationship Management Systems, Programmed Decision-Making, Nonprogrammed Decision-making, Decision-Making Steps, Communication, Engagement, Interaction, Relationship Marketing, Value, Value Co-Creation, Brand Ambassadors, Brand Associations, Brand Equity, Brand Management, Like-Gating, Endorsements, Crisis, Crisis Communication Plan, Image Repair Theory, Organizational Reputation, Prior Reputation, Corporate Social Responsibility, Diversity, Ethical Awareness, Inclusion, Social Identity, Return on Investment, Return on Objective, Business Account, Practical Steps, Statistical Analysis, Personal Branding, Second-Screen Viewing, Self-Commodification, Sponsorship Activation, Conducting Assessments,

Social Media Use in Minor Sports,
Andrew C. Billings, Norm O’Reilly and Elisabetta Zengaro, from World Scientific Publishing Co. Pte. Ltd. (2021)
Keywords: Social Network, Online Communities, Content Communities, Discussion Sites, Influencers, Social Listening, User-Generated Content, Active Audience, Social Listening, Participatory Cultures, Public Space, On-Domain Communities, Instafamous, Micro-Celebrities, Vloggers, Content Aggregation, Gatekeeper, Livestreaming, Click-Through Rate, Three-Click Rule, Micro-influencers, Content Strategy, Content Calendar, Engagement Rate, Social Ambush, Hashtag Politics, Online Discrimination, Online Violence, Social Monitoring, Counter Public Space, Social Media Influencers, Social Media Platforms, Social Media Users, Social Media Analytics, Social Media Planning Process, Social Media Management Process, Data Governance, Data Management, Data Mining, Data Warehouse, Multimodality, Sentiment Analysis, Social Network Analysis, Social Media Strategy, Social Media Activism, Community Management, Community Success, Sport Communities, Agenda Setting, Cultural Theories, Critical Race Theory, Framing, Maladaptive Para Social Interaction, Para Social Interaction, Self-Presentation, Social Identity Theory, Uses and Gratification Theory, Customer Relationship Management Systems, Programmed Decision-Making, Nonprogrammed Decision-making, Decision-Making Steps, Communication, Engagement, Interaction, Relationship Marketing, Value, Value Co-Creation, Brand Ambassadors, Brand Associations, Brand Equity, Brand Management, Like-Gating, Endorsements, Crisis, Crisis Communication Plan, Image Repair Theory, Organizational Reputation, Prior Reputation, Corporate Social Responsibility, Diversity, Ethical Awareness, Inclusion, Social Identity, Return on Investment, Return on Objective, Business Account, Practical Steps, Statistical Analysis, Personal Branding, Second-Screen Viewing, Self-Commodification, Sponsorship Activation, Conducting Assessments,

Social Media in Sports Decision-Making,
Jessica R. Braunstein-Minkove, Ari Kim and Norm O’Reilly, from World Scientific Publishing Co. Pte. Ltd. (2021)
Keywords: Social Network, Online Communities, Content Communities, Discussion Sites, Influencers, Social Listening, User-Generated Content, Active Audience, Social Listening, Participatory Cultures, Public Space, On-Domain Communities, Instafamous, Micro-Celebrities, Vloggers, Content Aggregation, Gatekeeper, Livestreaming, Click-Through Rate, Three-Click Rule, Micro-influencers, Content Strategy, Content Calendar, Engagement Rate, Social Ambush, Hashtag Politics, Online Discrimination, Online Violence, Social Monitoring, Counter Public Space, Social Media Influencers, Social Media Platforms, Social Media Users, Social Media Analytics, Social Media Planning Process, Social Media Management Process, Data Governance, Data Management, Data Mining, Data Warehouse, Multimodality, Sentiment Analysis, Social Network Analysis, Social Media Strategy, Social Media Activism, Community Management, Community Success, Sport Communities, Agenda Setting, Cultural Theories, Critical Race Theory, Framing, Maladaptive Para Social Interaction, Para Social Interaction, Self-Presentation, Social Identity Theory, Uses and Gratification Theory, Customer Relationship Management Systems, Programmed Decision-Making, Nonprogrammed Decision-making, Decision-Making Steps, Communication, Engagement, Interaction, Relationship Marketing, Value, Value Co-Creation, Brand Ambassadors, Brand Associations, Brand Equity, Brand Management, Like-Gating, Endorsements, Crisis, Crisis Communication Plan, Image Repair Theory, Organizational Reputation, Prior Reputation, Corporate Social Responsibility, Diversity, Ethical Awareness, Inclusion, Social Identity, Return on Investment, Return on Objective, Business Account, Practical Steps, Statistical Analysis, Personal Branding, Second-Screen Viewing, Self-Commodification, Sponsorship Activation, Conducting Assessments,

Social Media and Relationship Marketing in Sport,
Rebecca Achen and Gashaw Abeza, from World Scientific Publishing Co. Pte. Ltd. (2021)
Keywords: Social Network, Online Communities, Content Communities, Discussion Sites, Influencers, Social Listening, User-Generated Content, Active Audience, Social Listening, Participatory Cultures, Public Space, On-Domain Communities, Instafamous, Micro-Celebrities, Vloggers, Content Aggregation, Gatekeeper, Livestreaming, Click-Through Rate, Three-Click Rule, Micro-influencers, Content Strategy, Content Calendar, Engagement Rate, Social Ambush, Hashtag Politics, Online Discrimination, Online Violence, Social Monitoring, Counter Public Space, Social Media Influencers, Social Media Platforms, Social Media Users, Social Media Analytics, Social Media Planning Process, Social Media Management Process, Data Governance, Data Management, Data Mining, Data Warehouse, Multimodality, Sentiment Analysis, Social Network Analysis, Social Media Strategy, Social Media Activism, Community Management, Community Success, Sport Communities, Agenda Setting, Cultural Theories, Critical Race Theory, Framing, Maladaptive Para Social Interaction, Para Social Interaction, Self-Presentation, Social Identity Theory, Uses and Gratification Theory, Customer Relationship Management Systems, Programmed Decision-Making, Nonprogrammed Decision-making, Decision-Making Steps, Communication, Engagement, Interaction, Relationship Marketing, Value, Value Co-Creation, Brand Ambassadors, Brand Associations, Brand Equity, Brand Management, Like-Gating, Endorsements, Crisis, Crisis Communication Plan, Image Repair Theory, Organizational Reputation, Prior Reputation, Corporate Social Responsibility, Diversity, Ethical Awareness, Inclusion, Social Identity, Return on Investment, Return on Objective, Business Account, Practical Steps, Statistical Analysis, Personal Branding, Second-Screen Viewing, Self-Commodification, Sponsorship Activation, Conducting Assessments,

Social Media and Brand Management in Sport,
Matt Blaszka and Beth A. Cianfrone, from World Scientific Publishing Co. Pte. Ltd. (2021)
Keywords: Social Network, Online Communities, Content Communities, Discussion Sites, Influencers, Social Listening, User-Generated Content, Active Audience, Social Listening, Participatory Cultures, Public Space, On-Domain Communities, Instafamous, Micro-Celebrities, Vloggers, Content Aggregation, Gatekeeper, Livestreaming, Click-Through Rate, Three-Click Rule, Micro-influencers, Content Strategy, Content Calendar, Engagement Rate, Social Ambush, Hashtag Politics, Online Discrimination, Online Violence, Social Monitoring, Counter Public Space, Social Media Influencers, Social Media Platforms, Social Media Users, Social Media Analytics, Social Media Planning Process, Social Media Management Process, Data Governance, Data Management, Data Mining, Data Warehouse, Multimodality, Sentiment Analysis, Social Network Analysis, Social Media Strategy, Social Media Activism, Community Management, Community Success, Sport Communities, Agenda Setting, Cultural Theories, Critical Race Theory, Framing, Maladaptive Para Social Interaction, Para Social Interaction, Self-Presentation, Social Identity Theory, Uses and Gratification Theory, Customer Relationship Management Systems, Programmed Decision-Making, Nonprogrammed Decision-making, Decision-Making Steps, Communication, Engagement, Interaction, Relationship Marketing, Value, Value Co-Creation, Brand Ambassadors, Brand Associations, Brand Equity, Brand Management, Like-Gating, Endorsements, Crisis, Crisis Communication Plan, Image Repair Theory, Organizational Reputation, Prior Reputation, Corporate Social Responsibility, Diversity, Ethical Awareness, Inclusion, Social Identity, Return on Investment, Return on Objective, Business Account, Practical Steps, Statistical Analysis, Personal Branding, Second-Screen Viewing, Self-Commodification, Sponsorship Activation, Conducting Assessments,

Social Media and Sponsorship in Sport,
Petros Parganas and Christos Anagnostopoulos, from World Scientific Publishing Co. Pte. Ltd. (2021)
Keywords: Social Network, Online Communities, Content Communities, Discussion Sites, Influencers, Social Listening, User-Generated Content, Active Audience, Social Listening, Participatory Cultures, Public Space, On-Domain Communities, Instafamous, Micro-Celebrities, Vloggers, Content Aggregation, Gatekeeper, Livestreaming, Click-Through Rate, Three-Click Rule, Micro-influencers, Content Strategy, Content Calendar, Engagement Rate, Social Ambush, Hashtag Politics, Online Discrimination, Online Violence, Social Monitoring, Counter Public Space, Social Media Influencers, Social Media Platforms, Social Media Users, Social Media Analytics, Social Media Planning Process, Social Media Management Process, Data Governance, Data Management, Data Mining, Data Warehouse, Multimodality, Sentiment Analysis, Social Network Analysis, Social Media Strategy, Social Media Activism, Community Management, Community Success, Sport Communities, Agenda Setting, Cultural Theories, Critical Race Theory, Framing, Maladaptive Para Social Interaction, Para Social Interaction, Self-Presentation, Social Identity Theory, Uses and Gratification Theory, Customer Relationship Management Systems, Programmed Decision-Making, Nonprogrammed Decision-making, Decision-Making Steps, Communication, Engagement, Interaction, Relationship Marketing, Value, Value Co-Creation, Brand Ambassadors, Brand Associations, Brand Equity, Brand Management, Like-Gating, Endorsements, Crisis, Crisis Communication Plan, Image Repair Theory, Organizational Reputation, Prior Reputation, Corporate Social Responsibility, Diversity, Ethical Awareness, Inclusion, Social Identity, Return on Investment, Return on Objective, Business Account, Practical Steps, Statistical Analysis, Personal Branding, Second-Screen Viewing, Self-Commodification, Sponsorship Activation, Conducting Assessments,

Social Media and Sports Media,
David Cassilo, from World Scientific Publishing Co. Pte. Ltd. (2021)
Keywords: Social Network, Online Communities, Content Communities, Discussion Sites, Influencers, Social Listening, User-Generated Content, Active Audience, Social Listening, Participatory Cultures, Public Space, On-Domain Communities, Instafamous, Micro-Celebrities, Vloggers, Content Aggregation, Gatekeeper, Livestreaming, Click-Through Rate, Three-Click Rule, Micro-influencers, Content Strategy, Content Calendar, Engagement Rate, Social Ambush, Hashtag Politics, Online Discrimination, Online Violence, Social Monitoring, Counter Public Space, Social Media Influencers, Social Media Platforms, Social Media Users, Social Media Analytics, Social Media Planning Process, Social Media Management Process, Data Governance, Data Management, Data Mining, Data Warehouse, Multimodality, Sentiment Analysis, Social Network Analysis, Social Media Strategy, Social Media Activism, Community Management, Community Success, Sport Communities, Agenda Setting, Cultural Theories, Critical Race Theory, Framing, Maladaptive Para Social Interaction, Para Social Interaction, Self-Presentation, Social Identity Theory, Uses and Gratification Theory, Customer Relationship Management Systems, Programmed Decision-Making, Nonprogrammed Decision-making, Decision-Making Steps, Communication, Engagement, Interaction, Relationship Marketing, Value, Value Co-Creation, Brand Ambassadors, Brand Associations, Brand Equity, Brand Management, Like-Gating, Endorsements, Crisis, Crisis Communication Plan, Image Repair Theory, Organizational Reputation, Prior Reputation, Corporate Social Responsibility, Diversity, Ethical Awareness, Inclusion, Social Identity, Return on Investment, Return on Objective, Business Account, Practical Steps, Statistical Analysis, Personal Branding, Second-Screen Viewing, Self-Commodification, Sponsorship Activation, Conducting Assessments,

Social Media, Social and Legal Issues in Sport,
Melinda Weathers and Jimmy Sanderson, from World Scientific Publishing Co. Pte. Ltd. (2021)
Keywords: Social Network, Online Communities, Content Communities, Discussion Sites, Influencers, Social Listening, User-Generated Content, Active Audience, Social Listening, Participatory Cultures, Public Space, On-Domain Communities, Instafamous, Micro-Celebrities, Vloggers, Content Aggregation, Gatekeeper, Livestreaming, Click-Through Rate, Three-Click Rule, Micro-influencers, Content Strategy, Content Calendar, Engagement Rate, Social Ambush, Hashtag Politics, Online Discrimination, Online Violence, Social Monitoring, Counter Public Space, Social Media Influencers, Social Media Platforms, Social Media Users, Social Media Analytics, Social Media Planning Process, Social Media Management Process, Data Governance, Data Management, Data Mining, Data Warehouse, Multimodality, Sentiment Analysis, Social Network Analysis, Social Media Strategy, Social Media Activism, Community Management, Community Success, Sport Communities, Agenda Setting, Cultural Theories, Critical Race Theory, Framing, Maladaptive Para Social Interaction, Para Social Interaction, Self-Presentation, Social Identity Theory, Uses and Gratification Theory, Customer Relationship Management Systems, Programmed Decision-Making, Nonprogrammed Decision-making, Decision-Making Steps, Communication, Engagement, Interaction, Relationship Marketing, Value, Value Co-Creation, Brand Ambassadors, Brand Associations, Brand Equity, Brand Management, Like-Gating, Endorsements, Crisis, Crisis Communication Plan, Image Repair Theory, Organizational Reputation, Prior Reputation, Corporate Social Responsibility, Diversity, Ethical Awareness, Inclusion, Social Identity, Return on Investment, Return on Objective, Business Account, Practical Steps, Statistical Analysis, Personal Branding, Second-Screen Viewing, Self-Commodification, Sponsorship Activation, Conducting Assessments,

Social Media and Crisis Communication in Sport,
Ann Pegoraro and Evan Frederick, from World Scientific Publishing Co. Pte. Ltd. (2021)
Keywords: Social Network, Online Communities, Content Communities, Discussion Sites, Influencers, Social Listening, User-Generated Content, Active Audience, Social Listening, Participatory Cultures, Public Space, On-Domain Communities, Instafamous, Micro-Celebrities, Vloggers, Content Aggregation, Gatekeeper, Livestreaming, Click-Through Rate, Three-Click Rule, Micro-influencers, Content Strategy, Content Calendar, Engagement Rate, Social Ambush, Hashtag Politics, Online Discrimination, Online Violence, Social Monitoring, Counter Public Space, Social Media Influencers, Social Media Platforms, Social Media Users, Social Media Analytics, Social Media Planning Process, Social Media Management Process, Data Governance, Data Management, Data Mining, Data Warehouse, Multimodality, Sentiment Analysis, Social Network Analysis, Social Media Strategy, Social Media Activism, Community Management, Community Success, Sport Communities, Agenda Setting, Cultural Theories, Critical Race Theory, Framing, Maladaptive Para Social Interaction, Para Social Interaction, Self-Presentation, Social Identity Theory, Uses and Gratification Theory, Customer Relationship Management Systems, Programmed Decision-Making, Nonprogrammed Decision-making, Decision-Making Steps, Communication, Engagement, Interaction, Relationship Marketing, Value, Value Co-Creation, Brand Ambassadors, Brand Associations, Brand Equity, Brand Management, Like-Gating, Endorsements, Crisis, Crisis Communication Plan, Image Repair Theory, Organizational Reputation, Prior Reputation, Corporate Social Responsibility, Diversity, Ethical Awareness, Inclusion, Social Identity, Return on Investment, Return on Objective, Business Account, Practical Steps, Statistical Analysis, Personal Branding, Second-Screen Viewing, Self-Commodification, Sponsorship Activation, Conducting Assessments,

Diversity and Inclusion in Social Media and Sport,
Jacob Bustad and Oliver Rick, from World Scientific Publishing Co. Pte. Ltd. (2021)
Keywords: Social Network, Online Communities, Content Communities, Discussion Sites, Influencers, Social Listening, User-Generated Content, Active Audience, Social Listening, Participatory Cultures, Public Space, On-Domain Communities, Instafamous, Micro-Celebrities, Vloggers, Content Aggregation, Gatekeeper, Livestreaming, Click-Through Rate, Three-Click Rule, Micro-influencers, Content Strategy, Content Calendar, Engagement Rate, Social Ambush, Hashtag Politics, Online Discrimination, Online Violence, Social Monitoring, Counter Public Space, Social Media Influencers, Social Media Platforms, Social Media Users, Social Media Analytics, Social Media Planning Process, Social Media Management Process, Data Governance, Data Management, Data Mining, Data Warehouse, Multimodality, Sentiment Analysis, Social Network Analysis, Social Media Strategy, Social Media Activism, Community Management, Community Success, Sport Communities, Agenda Setting, Cultural Theories, Critical Race Theory, Framing, Maladaptive Para Social Interaction, Para Social Interaction, Self-Presentation, Social Identity Theory, Uses and Gratification Theory, Customer Relationship Management Systems, Programmed Decision-Making, Nonprogrammed Decision-making, Decision-Making Steps, Communication, Engagement, Interaction, Relationship Marketing, Value, Value Co-Creation, Brand Ambassadors, Brand Associations, Brand Equity, Brand Management, Like-Gating, Endorsements, Crisis, Crisis Communication Plan, Image Repair Theory, Organizational Reputation, Prior Reputation, Corporate Social Responsibility, Diversity, Ethical Awareness, Inclusion, Social Identity, Return on Investment, Return on Objective, Business Account, Practical Steps, Statistical Analysis, Personal Branding, Second-Screen Viewing, Self-Commodification, Sponsorship Activation, Conducting Assessments,

Revenue Generation and Return on Investment from Social Media in Sport,
Rebecca M. Achen and Norm O’Reilly, from World Scientific Publishing Co. Pte. Ltd. (2021)
Keywords: Social Network, Online Communities, Content Communities, Discussion Sites, Influencers, Social Listening, User-Generated Content, Active Audience, Social Listening, Participatory Cultures, Public Space, On-Domain Communities, Instafamous, Micro-Celebrities, Vloggers, Content Aggregation, Gatekeeper, Livestreaming, Click-Through Rate, Three-Click Rule, Micro-influencers, Content Strategy, Content Calendar, Engagement Rate, Social Ambush, Hashtag Politics, Online Discrimination, Online Violence, Social Monitoring, Counter Public Space, Social Media Influencers, Social Media Platforms, Social Media Users, Social Media Analytics, Social Media Planning Process, Social Media Management Process, Data Governance, Data Management, Data Mining, Data Warehouse, Multimodality, Sentiment Analysis, Social Network Analysis, Social Media Strategy, Social Media Activism, Community Management, Community Success, Sport Communities, Agenda Setting, Cultural Theories, Critical Race Theory, Framing, Maladaptive Para Social Interaction, Para Social Interaction, Self-Presentation, Social Identity Theory, Uses and Gratification Theory, Customer Relationship Management Systems, Programmed Decision-Making, Nonprogrammed Decision-making, Decision-Making Steps, Communication, Engagement, Interaction, Relationship Marketing, Value, Value Co-Creation, Brand Ambassadors, Brand Associations, Brand Equity, Brand Management, Like-Gating, Endorsements, Crisis, Crisis Communication Plan, Image Repair Theory, Organizational Reputation, Prior Reputation, Corporate Social Responsibility, Diversity, Ethical Awareness, Inclusion, Social Identity, Return on Investment, Return on Objective, Business Account, Practical Steps, Statistical Analysis, Personal Branding, Second-Screen Viewing, Self-Commodification, Sponsorship Activation, Conducting Assessments,

A Practical Guide to Social Media Management in Sport,
Jessica R. Braunstein-Minkove, Arielle Insel and Gashaw Abeza, from World Scientific Publishing Co. Pte. Ltd. (2021)
Keywords: Social Network, Online Communities, Content Communities, Discussion Sites, Influencers, Social Listening, User-Generated Content, Active Audience, Social Listening, Participatory Cultures, Public Space, On-Domain Communities, Instafamous, Micro-Celebrities, Vloggers, Content Aggregation, Gatekeeper, Livestreaming, Click-Through Rate, Three-Click Rule, Micro-influencers, Content Strategy, Content Calendar, Engagement Rate, Social Ambush, Hashtag Politics, Online Discrimination, Online Violence, Social Monitoring, Counter Public Space, Social Media Influencers, Social Media Platforms, Social Media Users, Social Media Analytics, Social Media Planning Process, Social Media Management Process, Data Governance, Data Management, Data Mining, Data Warehouse, Multimodality, Sentiment Analysis, Social Network Analysis, Social Media Strategy, Social Media Activism, Community Management, Community Success, Sport Communities, Agenda Setting, Cultural Theories, Critical Race Theory, Framing, Maladaptive Para Social Interaction, Para Social Interaction, Self-Presentation, Social Identity Theory, Uses and Gratification Theory, Customer Relationship Management Systems, Programmed Decision-Making, Nonprogrammed Decision-making, Decision-Making Steps, Communication, Engagement, Interaction, Relationship Marketing, Value, Value Co-Creation, Brand Ambassadors, Brand Associations, Brand Equity, Brand Management, Like-Gating, Endorsements, Crisis, Crisis Communication Plan, Image Repair Theory, Organizational Reputation, Prior Reputation, Corporate Social Responsibility, Diversity, Ethical Awareness, Inclusion, Social Identity, Return on Investment, Return on Objective, Business Account, Practical Steps, Statistical Analysis, Personal Branding, Second-Screen Viewing, Self-Commodification, Sponsorship Activation, Conducting Assessments,

Afterword,
Paul M. Pedersen, from World Scientific Publishing Co. Pte. Ltd. (2021)
Keywords: Social Network, Online Communities, Content Communities, Discussion Sites, Influencers, Social Listening, User-Generated Content, Active Audience, Social Listening, Participatory Cultures, Public Space, On-Domain Communities, Instafamous, Micro-Celebrities, Vloggers, Content Aggregation, Gatekeeper, Livestreaming, Click-Through Rate, Three-Click Rule, Micro-influencers, Content Strategy, Content Calendar, Engagement Rate, Social Ambush, Hashtag Politics, Online Discrimination, Online Violence, Social Monitoring, Counter Public Space, Social Media Influencers, Social Media Platforms, Social Media Users, Social Media Analytics, Social Media Planning Process, Social Media Management Process, Data Governance, Data Management, Data Mining, Data Warehouse, Multimodality, Sentiment Analysis, Social Network Analysis, Social Media Strategy, Social Media Activism, Community Management, Community Success, Sport Communities, Agenda Setting, Cultural Theories, Critical Race Theory, Framing, Maladaptive Para Social Interaction, Para Social Interaction, Self-Presentation, Social Identity Theory, Uses and Gratification Theory, Customer Relationship Management Systems, Programmed Decision-Making, Nonprogrammed Decision-making, Decision-Making Steps, Communication, Engagement, Interaction, Relationship Marketing, Value, Value Co-Creation, Brand Ambassadors, Brand Associations, Brand Equity, Brand Management, Like-Gating, Endorsements, Crisis, Crisis Communication Plan, Image Repair Theory, Organizational Reputation, Prior Reputation, Corporate Social Responsibility, Diversity, Ethical Awareness, Inclusion, Social Identity, Return on Investment, Return on Objective, Business Account, Practical Steps, Statistical Analysis, Personal Branding, Second-Screen Viewing, Self-Commodification, Sponsorship Activation, Conducting Assessments,

Family Wealth Management:Seven Imperatives for Successful Investing,
Mark Haynes Daniell and Tom McCullough, from World Scientific Publishing Co. Pte. Ltd. (2023)
Keywords: Absolute Return, Active Versus Passive Management, Advice, Advisors, Alpha, Alternative Investments, Annual Review, Asset Allocation, Asset Classes, Asset Structuring, Balance Sheet, Behavioral Finance, Benchmarks, Beta, Bonds, Capital Gain, Capital Preservation, Cash, Cash Flow, Chief Investment Officer (CIO), Co-Investment, Comprehensive Wealth Management, Core And Satellite, Correlation, Costs, Direct Investments, Disciplined Investment Process, Dispersion And Persistence, Distribution Strategies, Diversification, Economic, Ecosystem, Education, Emerging Markets, Endowment Model, Education, Engagement, Entrepreneurial, Equities, Estate Planning, Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs), Expected Return, Expenses, Family Balance Sheet, Family Business, Family Culture, Family Office, Family Roles and Relationships, Family Vision, Values, and Goals, Family Wealth, Fees, Ethics, Financial Management, Financial Planning, Fixed Income, Framework, Generational Issues, Global Financial Crisis (GFC), Global Investing, Goals and Objectives, Goals-Based Wealth Management (GBWM), Governance, Growth Investing, Hedge Funds, Heirs, Holistic Approach, Human Capital, Income, Index Funds, Inflation, Inheritance Tax, Integrated Management, Interest Rates, Intergenerational, International, Investment Committee, Investment Management, Investment Policy Statement, Investment Manager Selection, Legacy, Lifestyle, Lifetime, Liquidity, Long-Term Strategy, Milestone, Modern Portfolio Theory, Monitoring And Review, Multifamily Office (MFO), Multijurisdictional, Next Generation, Outsourcing, Ownership, Performance, Monitoring, Philanthropy, Planning Horizon, Portfolio, Private Equity, Quarterly Review, Real Estate, Rebalancing, Reporting, Responsibility, Return on Investments, Risk Management, Risk-Adjusted, Scenario Planning, Selecting Investment Managers, Stakeholders, Stewardship, Strategy, Succession, Tax, Transaction Costs, Trusted Advisors, Trusts, Upside/Downside Capture, Value Investing, Volatility, Wealth Management, Wealth Transfer

Social Media in Sport:Theory and Practice,
Gashaw Abeza, Norman O'Reilly, Jimmy Sanderson and Evan Frederick, from World Scientific Publishing Co. Pte. Ltd. (2021)
Keywords: Social Network, Online Communities, Content Communities, Discussion Sites, Influencers, Social Listening, User-Generated Content, Active Audience, Social Listening, Participatory Cultures, Public Space, On-Domain Communities, Instafamous, Micro-Celebrities, Vloggers, Content Aggregation, Gatekeeper, Livestreaming, Click-Through Rate, Three-Click Rule, Micro-influencers, Content Strategy, Content Calendar, Engagement Rate, Social Ambush, Hashtag Politics, Online Discrimination, Online Violence, Social Monitoring, Counter Public Space, Social Media Influencers, Social Media Platforms, Social Media Users, Social Media Analytics, Social Media Planning Process, Social Media Management Process, Data Governance, Data Management, Data Mining, Data Warehouse, Multimodality, Sentiment Analysis, Social Network Analysis, Social Media Strategy, Social Media Activism, Community Management, Community Success, Sport Communities, Agenda Setting, Cultural Theories, Critical Race Theory, Framing, Maladaptive Para Social Interaction, Para Social Interaction, Self-Presentation, Social Identity Theory, Uses and Gratification Theory, Customer Relationship Management Systems, Programmed Decision-Making, Nonprogrammed Decision-making, Decision-Making Steps, Communication, Engagement, Interaction, Relationship Marketing, Value, Value Co-Creation, Brand Ambassadors, Brand Associations, Brand Equity, Brand Management, Like-Gating, Endorsements, Crisis, Crisis Communication Plan, Image Repair Theory, Organizational Reputation, Prior Reputation, Corporate Social Responsibility, Diversity, Ethical Awareness, Inclusion, Social Identity, Return on Investment, Return on Objective, Business Account, Practical Steps, Statistical Analysis, Personal Branding, Second-Screen Viewing, Self-Commodification, Sponsorship Activation, Conducting Assessments

Social Media and Data Management in Sport,
Yoseph Mamo, Yiran Su and Gashaw Abeza, from World Scientific Publishing Co. Pte. Ltd. (2021)
Keywords: Social Network, Online Communities, Content Communities, Discussion Sites, Influencers, Social Listening, User-Generated Content, Active Audience, Social Listening, Participatory Cultures, Public Space, On-Domain Communities, Instafamous, Micro-Celebrities, Vloggers, Content Aggregation, Gatekeeper, Livestreaming, Click-Through Rate, Three-Click Rule, Micro-influencers, Content Strategy, Content Calendar, Engagement Rate, Social Ambush, Hashtag Politics, Online Discrimination, Online Violence, Social Monitoring, Counter Public Space, Social Media Influencers, Social Media Platforms, Social Media Users, Social Media Analytics, Social Media Planning Process, Social Media Management Process, Data Governance, Data Management, Data Mining, Data Warehouse, Multimodality, Sentiment Analysis, Social Network Analysis, Social Media Strategy, Social Media Activism, Community Management, Community Success, Sport Communities, Agenda Setting, Cultural Theories, Critical Race Theory, Framing, Maladaptive Para Social Interaction, Para Social Interaction, Self-Presentation, Social Identity Theory, Uses and Gratification Theory, Customer Relationship Management Systems, Programmed Decision-Making, Nonprogrammed Decision-making, Decision-Making Steps, Communication, Engagement, Interaction, Relationship Marketing, Value, Value Co-Creation, Brand Ambassadors, Brand Associations, Brand Equity, Brand Management, Like-Gating, Endorsements, Crisis, Crisis Communication Plan, Image Repair Theory, Organizational Reputation, Prior Reputation, Corporate Social Responsibility, Diversity, Ethical Awareness, Inclusion, Social Identity, Return on Investment, Return on Objective, Business Account, Practical Steps, Statistical Analysis, Personal Branding, Second-Screen Viewing, Self-Commodification, Sponsorship Activation, Conducting Assessments,

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Anonymous, in American Political Science Review (1950)

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What do boards really do? Evidence from minutes of board meetings☆☆Miriam Schwartz-Ziv is from Harvard University and Northeastern University, e-mail: miriam.schwartz@mail.huji.ac.il. Michael S. Weisbach is from Ohio State University, NBER, and SIFR, e-mail: weisbach@fisher.osu.edu. Miriam Schwartz-Ziv is very grateful to Eugene Kandel and Michael Weisbach, the co-advisors of her Hebrew University doctoral dissertation, upon which this paper is based. We thank the executive and non-executive employees of the Government Companies Authority of Israel who allowed us both formally and practically to conduct this research; the companies studied that kindly provided us with private and sensitive data; and seminar participants at Babson University, Brown University, Northeastern University, Ohio State University, Purdue University, the European Financial Management Association 2011 conference, the Western Economic Association 2012 conference, and the Financial Management Association 2012 conference, as well as the following people who shared their thoughts and advice at different stages of the preparation of this paper: Renée Adams, Amir Barnea, Steven Davidoff, Ada Demb, Dave Denis, Alon Eizenberg, Isil Erel, Rudi Fahlenbrach, Julian Franks, Ann Gillette, Ilan Guttman, Assaf Hamdani, Randal Heron, E. Han Kim, Stephanie Kramer, Saul Lach, Alexander Ljungqvist, Udi Nisan, Nadya Malenko, Avri Ravid, Artur Raviv, Karen Selody, Daniel Schwartz, Schraga Schwartz, Eytan Sheshinski, Léa Stern, Yuhai Xuan, Jun Yang, Scott Yonker, Tammar Zilber, and Clifford Smith, the referee, Miriam Schwartz-Ziv also thanks the Israeli Ministry of Science and Technology and Hebrew University's School of Business Administration for financial support,
Miriam Schwartz-Ziv and Michael Weisbach, in Journal of Financial Economics (2013)
Keywords: Boards of directors; Board minutes; Corporate governance; Supervisory models; Managerial models;

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Guido de Brabander, Johan Pauwels, Rudy Martens, Marc Jegers, Frida Deceunyck, Sylvain Plasschaert, Yolanda Vansina, Rudy Martens, Leopold Kympers, Patrick de Pelsmacker, Els Gijbrechts, Daniël Vloeberghs, Ann Jorissen, Edward Durnick, Ann Jorissen, Hubert Goerthals and Aviel Verbruggen, in Economic and Social Journal (Economisch en Sociaal Tijdschrift) (1989)

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Public Finance,
Richard Tresch, from Elsevier (2014)
Keywords: Asymmetric information; Behavioral economics; Consumer sovereignty; Decentralized policies; Decreasing cost production; End-results equity; Externalities; Fiscal federalism; Humanism; Pareto optimality; Process equity; Public choice; Two fundamental theorems of welfare economics; Bergson-Samuelson social welfare function; Bliss point; Interpersonal equity conditions; Lump-sum redistributions; Marginal social welfare weight; Pareto-optimal conditions; Social marginal utility of income; Social welfare indifference curve; Arrow; impossibility theorem; First-best analysis; Gibbard-Satterwaithe theorem; Rawlsian social welfare function; Utilitarian (Benthamite) social welfare function; Aversion to inequality; Circulation mobility; Generalized Lorenz dominance; Gini coefficient; Hicks compensating variation (HCV); Hicks equivalent variation (HEV); Index of inequality; Lorenz curve; Okun's leaky bucket; Second-best analysis; Social expenditure functions; Social mobility; Structural mobility; Consumer externality; Consumption-production externality; Pecuniary externality; Production externality; Technological externality; Aggregate externality; Benefits-received principle; Clarke taxes; Coase theorem; Consumption externality; Free riding; Individualized externality; Lindahl prices; Mechanism design problem nonexclusive good; Pigovian tax (subsidy); Pure private good; Pure public good; Aggregate production externality; Nonconvex production possibilities; Pigovian tax; Command and control policies; Defensive strategies; Global warming; Long-lived externalities; Marketable permits; Compensated demand curve; Easy case; Hard case; Marginal cost pricing; Minimizing the deficit; Equal access; In-kind subsidy; Pareto-optimal redistribution; POUM hypothesis; Public insurance; Social status; Ability to pay principle; Haig-Simons income; Horizontal equity; Loopholes; Progressive/Proportional/Regressive taxes; Retrospective taxation (capital gains); Vertical equity; Expenditure theory; Private information; Tax theory; Underground (shadow) economy; Deadweight loss; Elasticity of taxable income; General equilibrium price models; Income effects; Inverse elasticity rule (IER); Optimal commodity taxes; Substitution effects; Distributional coefficient; General production technology; Head/poll tax (subsidy); Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC); Optimal income taxation; Self-selection (incentive compatibility) constraints; Tax amnesty; Tax avoidance; Tax evasion; Balanced budget incidence; Differential tax incidence; Single tax incidence; Tax impact; Tax incidence; Computable; General equilibrium model; Dynamic tax incidence; Expenditure incidence; Lifetime tax incidence; Lorenz measures of tax incidence; Social welfare index of inequality; Sources and uses incidence; Tax concentration curve; Medical insurance; Public (social) insurance; Second-best expenditure theory; Social security pensions; Broad-based transfer payments; Credit income tax; Earned income tax credit (EITC); Samaritan's dilemma; Statistical discrimination; Targeted transfer payments; Universality; Welfare stigma; Workfare; Actuarially fair insurance; Advantageous selection; Adverse selection; Asymmetric (private) information; Co-payments; Deductibles; Expected loss; Full insurance; Medicaid; Medicare; Moral hazard; Partial insurance; Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act; Risk premium; Social insurance; Annuity; Defined benefit pension; Defined contribution pension; Dynamic efficiency (inefficiency); Golden rule of capital accumulation; Legacy debt; Payroll tax; Social security pension; Bargaining set stability; Nonexclusive good; Boiteux problem; Inverse elasticity rule; Diamond-Mirrlees problem; Optimal commodity taxation; Production efficiency; Behavioral anomalies; Framing effects; Nudges; Present-biased preferences (self-control problems); Prospect theory; Quasi-hyperbolic discounting; Social preferences; Competition problem; Federalism; Oates' decentralization theorem

The Marketing Analytics Practitioner's Guide:In 4 VolumesVolume 1: Brand and ConsumerVolume 2: Product, Advertising, Packaging, Biometrics, Price and PromotionVolume 3: Digital MarketingVolume 4: Retail and Statistics,
Ashok Charan, from World Scientific Publishing Co. Pte. Ltd. (2023)
Keywords: Marketing Analytics, Consumer Analytics, Retail Analytics, Web Analytics, Marketing Research, Gain Loss Analysis, Retail Tracking, Retail Measurement Service, Rms, Weighted Distribution, Numeric Distribution, Numeric and Weighted Distribution, Coverage Analysis, Nielsen Code, Sample Size Equation, Sample Size Calculation, Market Research, Width and Depth of Purchase, Buyer Groups, Brand Loyalty, Overlap Analysis, Trial and Repeat Purchase, Bases, Simulated Test Market, TRB Model, Share in Handlers, SPPD, Average Sales Per Store, Rate of Sales, Cash Rate of Sales, Rate of Gross Profit, Forward Stock, Retail Analytics, Loyalty and Propensity, Category Management, Trade Marketing, Category Roles, Traffic Builder, Transaction Builder, Profit Generator, Category Strategies, Space Management, Planogram, Baseline Sales, Brand Image Tracking, Image Profiling, Perceptual Maps, Brand Equity, Loyalty Pyramid, Drivers of Brand Equity, Need States, Qual and Quant, Customer Satisfaction Research, Kano Model, Conjoint Analysis, Part Worth, Utility, First Moment of Truth, Moment of Truth Marketing, FMOT, Product Launch Evaluation, Parfitt–Collins Model, Bass Diffusion Model, How Advertising Works, Advertising Mechanisms, Audience Measurement, People Meter, GRP, Copy Testing, Pre-testing Advertising, Post-testing Advertising, Advertising Tracking, Awareness Index, Millward Brown, Pricing Research, Price Elasticity, Discount Elasticity, BPTO, Promotions Evaluation, Sales Decomposition, Due to Analysis, What If Analysis, Promotions Response Modelling, Propaganda and Fake News, Social Cloisters, Digital Marketing, Short and Long Tail Keywords, Short Tail Keywords, PageRank, Link Equity, Search Advertising, Search Marketing, Google Ad Auction, Keyword Research, Google Ads Anatomy, Web Analytics, Markov Chain, Google Analytics, Google Search Console, Google Ads, Digital Execution, Retail Universe, Retail Census, Width and Depth of Distribution, OOS, Sales and Distribution, Sample and Non-Sample Errors, Market Mix Modelling, ScanPro, Brand Equity Models, Segmentation Methods, A Priori Segmentation, Online Qual, Word Associations, Brand Mapping, Laddering, Customer Loyalty, Value in Use, Customer Lifetime Value, Procurement Orientation, NPD Process, Knowledge Immersion, Consumer Immersion, Concept Development, Concept Screening, Concept Testing, Salience, Advertising Awareness, Persuasion Advertising, Symbolism in Advertising, Emotion in Advertising, Packaging Research, Shelf Impact, Biometrics, Eye Tracking, EEG, Facial Coding, Heatmaps, Galvanic Skin Response, GSR, Price Sensitivity Meter, PSM, Discrete Choice Modelling, Cannibalization, Co-creation, Crowdsourcing, Permission Marketing, Inbound and Outbound Marketing, Interactive TV, Personalization, Influencer Marketing, Word of Mouth Marketing, Buzz Marketing, Chobani, SEO, Google Ads Architecture, A/B Testing, Social Listening, Advocacy, Gated Offers, Retargeting, Native Advertising, Lead Nurturing, Sales Response Function, Brand Health, NPI, User Generated Content, UGC, YouTube Analytics, Facebook, EdgeRank, Twitter, Twitter Marketing, Instagram, Snapchat, YouTube, YouTube Ad Testing, LinkedIn, View on LinkedIn, Distribution Networks, Bayes Theorem, T-test, Factor Analysis, Hypothesis Testing, Stratified Sampling, Central Limit Theorem, Dynamic Effects, Interaction Effects, Promotion Response Models, PromotionScan, Brand Dynamics

Anforderungen an ein gelingendes Kommunikationsmanagement von Familienunternehmen,
Bodo Kirf, from Springer (2024)
Keywords: Wertschöpfung, Erfolgsfaktor, Licence to operate, Positionierung, Kommunikationsmanagement, Stakeholder, Kommunikationsbeziehungen, Transformation der Kommunikation, (digitale) Transformation, Digitalisierung, Mediengesellschaft, Schwierige Zeiten/Verhältnisse, „VUCA“-Welt, Wendezeit, Wandlungsdruck, Storytelling-Konzepte, Wertekanon, ESG, Interne und externe Unternehmenskommunikation , Familie als Stakeholder- und Kommunikations-Community, Kommunikationskultur und -politik, Mediengesellschaft, Medienöffentlichkeit, Medialisierung, (digital geprägte) Kommunikationsverhältnisse, Social Web, Soziale Medien, digitaler Diskursraum, Facebook & Co., Digitalität, Gatekeeper, Storyteller, User Generated Content, Datafizierung, Aufmerksamkeits- und Informationsökonomie, Themen- und Deutungshoheit, Kommunikationskonzepte, konzeptionell-basiertes Kommunikationsmanagement, Dramaturgien, Inszenierungen, Kommunikationsmethoden, -ziele, -botschaften, -themen, -strategien, -instrumente, -kanäle, -maßnahmen, -wirkungen, Storytelling-Prozess, Themenmanagement, Kommunikations-Controlling, Medienresonanzanalyse, Wirkungskette, Synergien, Kooperationsgewinne, Iteration, Interne Kommunikationsszenarien, konzeptionell-strategische Ausrichtung, Kommunikationskultur, Informationsvermittlung, Dialog, Feedback, Partizipation, Identität, Orientierung, Interaktion, Kommunikationsauftritt der Familienmitglieder, Storytelling-Anlässe, CEO-Kommunikation, Führungskräftekommunikation, Werte und Ziele, Purpose, Selbst- und Fremdbild, Corporate Responsibility (CR), werteorientierte Kommunikation, Unternehmensleitbild, Human Resources (HR), interne PR für HR, Profilierung und Positionierung der Arbeitgebermarke, Employer Branding, Employer Value Proposition (EVP), Veränderungskommunikation, Digital Change, digitales Mindset, digitale Fitness, Mitarbeiterumfrage, externe Kommunikationsstrategie, Kommunikationskonzept, Stakeholder-Ansprache, prozessorientiertes Kommunikationsmanagement, PR/PR-Arbeit, Medienarbeit/Media Relations, Formen und Regeln für gelingende Medienansprache, Beziehungsarbeit mit Journalisten, Positionierung der Unternehmensleitung, personalisierte Kommunikationshaltung, Storytelling und Storyselling, Social Media, externe PR für HR, HR-spezifische Themenstellungen und Darstellungsszenarien, Integrierte Kommunikation, Planung und Steuerung von unternehmensinternen und -externen Kommunikationsprozessen und –programmen, Zusammenwirkung von Kommunikationsbereichen und Instrumenten, Kommunikationsmix, Kommunikationswirkungen, Unique Communication Proposition (UCP), einheitliches Erscheinungsbild, Push- und Pull-Kommunikation, Communication Board (CB), Standardisierung unternehmenseigener Kommunikationsverfahren, Communication Warehouse (CW), Teamplay, Kooperationsgewinne, Wissensmanagement, unternehmensinterne Handicaps, vertikale und horizontale Kommunikationsinfrastruktur, Kommunikationswettbewerb, Themenplanung und Themenmanagement, Themenmonitoring, Themen-Agenda, Thematisierungsstrategie, Themenkarriere, (transmediales, analoges, digitales und visuelles) Storytelling, Storyselling, Agenda-Setting, Geschichten, Narrative, Content, Corporate-Story, Erzählstrategie, Crossmedialität, Kommunikationsziele, Wirkungsdimensionen, Anschlusskommunikation, Wahrnehmung, Aufmerksamkeit, Positionierung, Themen- und Deutungshoheit, Identität, Teilöffentlichkeiten, Stakeholder/Stakes, Kommunikationsbedarf, Informations- und Kommunikationsinteressen, Meinungsbildung, Rollenbesetzungen, Stakeholder-Ansprache, stakeholderorientiertes Kommunikationsmanagement, Resonanzmöglichkeiten, Aufmerksamkeitsökonomie, Stakeholder-Analyse, Stakeholder-Typologie, Stakeholder-Segmentierung, Stakeholder-Map, Kommunikationsrealität in Familienunternehmen, innerfamiliäres Stakeholder-Management, Kommunikatoren als Moderatoren, Image, Imagebildung, Reputation, Reputationskonstruktion, Reputationsmanagement, Reputationswert, Reputationsinstanzen, Reputationsindikatoren, Glaubwürdigkeit, Akzeptanz, Vertrauen und Reputation, Vertrauensverlust, Verantwortung, Image- und Reputationsmessungen, Stakeholder-Befragungen, Change-Management/-Kommunikation, Veränderungsprozesse/-Kommunikation, Transformation, Change-Szenarien, stakeholderorientierte Kommunikationshaltung, interne und externe Change-Kommunikation, Change-Story/-Narrative, Change-Agenda, Vision und Mission, Roadmap, Corporate Identity, CEO-Kommunikation, CEO als Kommunikator, Führungskräfte, Change-Agents, Kulturwandel, Change-Protagonisten/-Antagonisten, Digital Change, Außendarstellung des Wandels, Medienkompetenz, Medienarbeit, Krise, Krisensituation, Krisenszenarien, Krisenphasen, Krisenanfälligkeit, Skandal, Reputationsgefährdung, Medien als Krisentreiber, digitale Diskursräume, Agenda-Building, (gelingende) Krisenkommunikation, Krisenprävention, Frühwarnsysteme, Social-Media-Monitoring, Issue, Issues Management, Krisenkommunikationshandbuch, Krisenstab, Krisenkultur, Krisenwissen, Ad-hoc-Krisenkommunikation, Krisennachsorge, Lessons learned

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