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The aim of this book is to provide some perspective on this debate by developing a theoretical approach to analyze financial crises.

This paper extends the longstanding concept into the realm of emotion in organizations, by developing a theoretical account of emotional division-of-labor (EDOL).

In this paper, performance of Si-based radial junction, core-shell microwire array solar cells is analyzed by developing a theoretical model for the device.

We begin by developing a theoretical framework of nuclear socio-political economy based primarily upon the evolution of nuclear energy in France.

The authors explore this issue by developing a theoretical model of household decision-making that assesses how lack of knowledge and self-control problems affect individual behavior related to food consumption, which later leads to weight problems and obesity.

One of these variations, the possibility that water has a non-zero cavitation tension, is studied further by developing a theoretical model to predict the fluid dynamics following a free surface reflection.

This paper adds to the literature on understanding the processes of implementation by further developing a theoretical framework for understanding and evaluating them.

We follow Vogel (2007) by developing a simple theoretical game in which each individual chooses her sector of employment, training level, production team, and efforts.

This paper contributes to this debate by developing a game theoretical model in the context of which we analyze how the inclusion of RES-E in the electricity wholesale market affects equilibrium outcomes under demand and supply uncertainty.

This paper explores these issues by developing a simple theoretical model of household decision-making to assess how lack of knowledge along with self-control issues affect people's behavior related to food consumption, which later leads to weight problems and obesity.

The final article in our Special Issue by Van Kleef develops a theoretical framework that speaks to this objective and offers an alternative theoretical framework (including testable propositions) for better understanding the interpersonal (both symmetrical and asymmetrical) effects of happiness and anger using examples from the domain of negotiation and leadership studies.