Social Sciences
UK
100%
Enterprises
46%
Company
46%
Taxation
37%
Entrepreneurship
28%
Competitive Advantage
28%
Product Design
24%
Wealth
18%
Charity
18%
Institutional Factors
18%
Documents
18%
Legislation
18%
Economic Value
18%
India
18%
Fourteenth Century
18%
Industrialization
18%
Case Study
18%
Philanthropy
18%
Classical Economics
18%
Place of Residence
18%
Museum
18%
Project Finance
18%
Political History
18%
Sales
18%
English
12%
Mining
9%
Entrepreneurial Creativity
9%
Courts
9%
Financial Aid
9%
Interdisciplinary Approach
9%
Middle Ages
9%
Risk Taking
9%
Luxury Goods
9%
Occupations
9%
Occupational Career
9%
Random Access
9%
Social Scientists
9%
Religious Institution
9%
International Trade
9%
Precedent
9%
Regional Development
9%
Capacity Building
9%
Scientific Innovations
9%
Business School
6%
School Research
6%
Monograph
6%
Political Influence
6%
Primary Source
6%
Commercialization
6%
London
6%
Arts and Humanities
Medieval England
37%
Medieval English Town
28%
Manchester
28%
Bristol
23%
Craftspeople
23%
Contemporary
18%
Urban Development
18%
Economic History
18%
Local
18%
Late period
18%
Reuse
18%
Regional
18%
Monograph
18%
Nobility
18%
Staffordshire
18%
England
18%
Cambridge University Press
18%
Collaborator
18%
Crown
18%
Thirteenth Century
18%
Market Regulation
18%
Revolutions
18%
Rents
14%
deeds
14%
Philanthropy
9%
Genre
9%
Historical Geography
9%
Literary text
9%
realm
9%
Review
9%
Source Material
9%
Butchery
9%
Ashmolean Museum
9%
Metal Working
9%
Royal court
9%
historical documents
9%
Modern state
9%
Civic identity
9%
Qualitative Approach
9%
Circularity
9%
Medieval History
9%
Historic
9%
Risk Taking
9%
Gift
9%
Norwich
9%
colleagues
9%
Business School
9%
Corpus
9%
Urban Development
9%
English
9%
Economics, Econometrics and Finance
Product Design
37%
Competitive Advantage
28%
Specific Industry
24%
Circular Economy
18%
Entrepreneurial Activity
18%
Economic Resilience
18%
Classical Economics
18%
Local Government
18%
Taxation
18%
Credit Rating
18%
Urban Development
18%
Project Finance
18%
Luxury Goods
9%
Mining Industry
9%
Technological Innovation
9%
Regional Development
9%
Productivity Change
9%
Regional Economics
9%
Incentives
6%