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Moderating role of environmental dynamism on the relationship between opportunity evaluation and growth of NGOs in Kenya
Tindika, Olive Kamene Ndeveni; Wanjau, Kenneth Lawrence; … - In: Expert journal of business and management 8 (2020) 1, pp. 98-109
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China's economic revolution
Eckstein, Alexander - 1977 - 1. publ.
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Conflict and change in Portugal 1974 [nineteen hundred and seventy-four] - 1984
Ferreira, Eduardo de Sousa (contributor) - 1985
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Growth, distribution and political change : Asia and the wider world
Minami, Ryōshin (contributor); Kim, Kwan Suk (contributor);  … - 1999
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China's uninterrupted revolution : from 1840 to the present
Nee, Victor (ed.); Peck, James (contributor) - 1975 - 1. ed.
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Mao's revolution and the Chinese political culture
Solomon, Richard H. - 1971
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World revolution and the U.S.S.R.
Florinsky, Michael T. - 1933
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Two to tangle : financial, development, political instability and economic growth in Argentina (1896 - 2000)
Campos, Nauro; Karanasos, Menelaos; Tan, Bin - 2008
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The consequences of radical reform : the French revolution
Acemoglu, Daron; Cantoni, Davide; Johnson, Simon; … - 2009
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Does conflict disrupt growth? : evidence of the relationship between political instability and national economic performance
Polachek, Solomon W.; Sevastianova, Daria - 2010
Current empirical growth models limit the determinants of country growth to geographic, economic, and institutional variables. This study draws on conflict variables from the Correlates of War (COW) project to ask a critical question: How do different types of conflict affect country growth...
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