Small is not Always Beautiful by Natang Jua

“…Furthermore, it shows that elites are willing to invest in the development of the village only if it is a win-win game. Present development strategies seem to gloss over most of these considerations, thus impairing their effectiveness. …”
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Towards the New World Order: Theoretical Interpretations and Practical Implementations by K. A. Efremova

“…Mitigators (neo-liberals, functionalists, constructivists, etc.) insist that the emerging world order is a win-win game, where nations opt for investing some of their sovereignty into newly created international institutions (regimes and organizations), hoping that conventional rules adopted by them would help to decrease international uncertainty, which otherwise might lead to confrontation. …”
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The role of trust in open innovation collaboration: the experience of polish medium-high-tech SMEs by Małgorzata Runiewicz-Wardyn, Beata Winogradska

“…The study findings show that there is a need for a deeper understanding of the factors behind trust-embedded open innovation collaboration, and the perception of open innovation as a win-win game for all the partners. Better understanding of these factors will ensure more effective communication in developing an open innovation environment in Polish SMEs. …”
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Recovering the Socio-Economic Role of Female Academic Entrepreneurs through Small and Medium-Sized Entrepreneurship: A Narrative Research by Zahra Mirhosseini, Soghra Ashouri

“…The research findings reveal four major themes that have emerged from the interviews, namely “feminine creativity flourishing,” “entrepreneurship as a connecting bond of multiple identities of women,” “dwindling of women's confidence and creativity,” and “entrepreneurship as a win-win game.” These themes reflect the lived experiences of female entrepreneurs and the challenges they confront in entrepreneurship. …”
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