At your service! The role of tax havens in international trade with services by Hebous, S, Johannesen, N

“…While total service imports from tax havens are very large, our estimates suggest that Germany’s loss of government revenue from mispriced service imports from tax havens is relatively modest, less than € 1 billion per year.…”

Pragmatic competence and pragmatic tolerance in foreign language acquisition—revisiting the case of scalar implicatures by Schulz, J, Wonnacott, E

“…Some studies indicate adult L2 learners are less likely than L1 users to accept such statements while others found the opposite, concluding that implicature derivation is “costly” for L2 learners, rendering them less pragmatically competent than L1 users. …”

Effects of brand name and made-in label on consumers' product evaluation. by Lee, Ivy Jin Ying., Chua, Zhi Ping., Pow, Nicole Shu Min.

“…Products with Chinese brand name are also less preferred compared to those with the German and English brand names, despite being produced in a more developed country like Switzerland or the US. …”
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Perceptions of impure innovation: health professionals’ experiences and management of stigmatization when working as digital innovators by Gill, MJ, Naughton, B, Field, M, Shaw, S

“…We conducted a qualitative study of English and German ‘dual-role’ professionals, who worked both as clinical practitioners and digital innovators. …”

Enchantment, possession and the uncanny in E.T.A. Hoffmann's ‘The Sandman’ by Dawson, Terence.

“…Few writers have explored the tension between these different forms of enchantment more intriguingly than the German Romantic writer E.T.A. Hoffmann (1776–1822). …”
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Reusing an ontology to generate numeral classifiers by Bond, Francis., Paik, Kyonghee.

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The paradoxes of wind power by Keay, M

“…Despite decades of government support, the UK remains at the bottom of the European league in relation to the penetration of renewables in its energy system, languishing along with such states as Hungary and the Czech Republic, well below Portugal and Ireland, much less Germany or Denmark.…”

Supercreative : unleashing creative potential. by Chee, Edison.

“…Although the definition of creativity had gone through many changes in the academic world throughout the century, it has more or less been narrowed down to a group of words which encompass the essence, such as “unconventional thinking”, “ingenuity”, “autonomy” and etc. …”
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Follow the Tulip, researching into the textile manufacturer Henry Nathan by Pierce, Gina

“…The use of the textile archive as a means for exploring industrial and social history is less established, and this research demonstrates how the tangible evidence can be a tool for an in depth study of a particular manufacturer in the mid-twentieth century. …”
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Modeling mass removal and sediment deposition in stormwater ponds using floating treatment islands: a computational approach by Xavier, Manoel L. M., Janzen, Johannes G., Nepf, Heidi

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A protocol for mobilising novel finance models for collaborative health promotion and disease prevention initiatives: taking a smart capacitating investment approach in the Invest4... by Lane, J, Edwards, RT, Babarczy, B, Whiteley, H, Oruganti, V, Rutten-van Mölken, M, Costongs, C, Jani, AR, Wordsworth, S, Maassen, A, Tsiachristas, A, Davies, J, Stavenow, B, van Vliet, J, Wright, S, Papartyte, L, Camaradou, JC, Koleva-Kolarova, R

“…European Union (EU) countries typically spend 6 to 13% of gross domestic product (GDP) on health care, yet less than 3% of this is dedicated to prevention. …”

Tracking oxidation-induced alterations in fibrin clot formation by NMR-based methods by Lau, Wai-Hoe, White, Nathan J., Yeo, Tsin Wen, Gruen, Russell L., Pervushin, Konstantin

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