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        PA, imprese e università: la ricerca e innovazione technologica

        Boiardi, Priscilla (2007)
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        Pan-regional health consortium 2020: Fostering international health cooperation

        Van Dyck, Walter; Makanga, William (2020)
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        Panacea or hype, Does R&D collaboration improve NPD performance

        Du, Jingshu; Leten, Bart; Vanhaverbeke, Wim (2012)
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        Pandemic influenza vaccine allocation protocol

        Samii, Behzad (2012)
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        Pandemic Influenza Vaccine Allocation Protocol

        Samii, Behzad; Pibernik, Richard; Yadav, Prashant; Vereecke, Ann (2011)
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        Panel Survey of Organizations in Flanders (PASO)

        De Vos, Ans; Buyens, Dirk; De Stobbeleir, Katleen (2004)
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        PARIS study: Personality-matched online advertising

        De Berti, Freya; Muylle, Steve; Goedertier, Frank (2015)
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        PARIS: Personalized Advertisements Built From Web Sources

        Moens, Marie-Francine; Muylle, Steve; Goedertier, Frank (2015)
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        Parochial cooperation and social value orientation in crossed-groups social dilemmas

        De Pauw, Ann-Sophie; Wit, Arjaan; Van den Broeck, Herman (2012)
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        Parochial cooperation and social value orientation in crossed-groups social dilemmas

        De Pauw, Ann-Sophie; Van den Broeck, Herman (2014)
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        Participant's Manual, Vlerick Bank Simulation

        Thibeault, André; Carchon, Steven; Defrancq, Corneel (2011)
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        Participatie van medewerkers: houdingen en feiten op het vlak van financiële en organisatorische participatie

        Baeten, Xavier; Van den Berghe, Lutgart (2002)
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        Participation of SMEs in government R&D programmes: Towards a segmented SME-innovation policy approach

        Clarysse, Bart; Duchêne, Vincent (2000)
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        Partie 2: L'étude in extenso

        Collewaert, Veroniek; Hermanns, S.; Ooghe, Hubert; Van Wymeersch, Charles P. (2005)
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        Partner selection decisions in interfirm collaborations: The paradox of relational embeddedness

        Meuleman, Miguel; Lockett, Andy; Manigart, Sophie; Wright, Mike (Journal of Management Studies, 2010)
        By combining insights from relational network theory and agency theory we identify the boundary conditions to the embeddedness approach to partner selection decisions in interfirm collaborations. Employing a longitudinal dataset comprising the investment syndicates for the population of UK management buyouts between 1993 and 2003, we find that relational embeddedness is less important for selecting partners when agency risks are low, allowing firms to expand their networks. Furthermore, reputational capital may act as a partial substitute for relational embeddedness, again permitting firms to expand their networks. Our findings enhance understanding of the boundary conditions associated with the relational network approach to partner selections and network behaviour.
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        Passion & Enterprise Architecture

        Cumps, Bjorn; Viaene, Stijn; Geebels, Maarten (2014)
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        Patent pools and clearinghouses in the life sciences

        Van Zimmeren, Esther; Vanneste, Sven; Matthijs, Gert; Vanhaverbeke, Wim; Van Overwalle, Geertrui (Trends in Biotechnology, 2011)
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        Patent related indicators for assessing knowledge-generating institutions: towards a contextualised approach

        Van Looy, Bart; Callaert, J.; Debackere, Koenraad; Verbeek, A. (Journal of Technology Transfer, 2003)
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        Path-dependent evolution versus intentional management of investment ties in science-based entrepreneurial firms

        Meuleman, Miguel; Vanacker, Tom; Manigart, Sophie (Entrepreneurship: Theory and Practice, 2014)
        This paper studies the role of entrepreneurs in investment tie formation in science–based entrepreneurial firms. Specifically, we address why investment tie formation is path dependent for some firms but more amenable to intentional management for others. Using longitudinal case studies, our evidence suggests that early investment tie formation is path dependent because scientific entrepreneurs typically approach only one or a few prospective investors from within their institutional context. Differences in experience between early investors affect the professionalization of entrepreneurial teams (or lack thereof), which influences the extent to which subsequent investment tie formation becomes more amenable to intentional management or remains path dependent.
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        Pathological gambling in Romanian teenagers. The psychopathology and neuropathology of teenagers

        Lupu, Viorel; Boros, Smaranda; Miu, A.; Iftene, A.; Geru, A. (2001)
        This note briefly describes three performance measures that can be used in business failure prediction models: the unweighted error rate (UER), D-max and the Gini-coefficient. The use of these measures (and the mathematical relationship between them) is illustrated with numerical examples. We hope that this note may help the reader to better understand (and possibly use) these classification criteria.
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