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    Letter from George Miller Howells to B. R. Colson

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    Letter from George Miller Howells to B. R. Colson. The four-page handwritten note is dated 17 March 1910. There is a transcript of the correspondence in the item PDF

    Letter from George M. Howells to B. R. Colson

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    Letter from George M. Howells to B. R. Colson. The three-page handwritten note is dated 7 March 1910. There is a transcript of the correspondence included in the item PDF

    New directions in R&D: current and prospective challenges

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    This paper investigates the paradox of research and development (R&amp;D), that is being increasingly undervalued by firms and nations, and yet continues to grow and prosper in terms of overall size and reach. The analysis outlines key developments that are currently affecting the growth and development of R&amp;D activity and highlights the issues and problems that R&amp;D managers and policymakers may likely face over the next decade<br/

    Howells, R.

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    A-0494: Paradise, Utah, Henry R. Howells residence

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    A-0494: Paradise, Utah, Henry R. Howells residenc

    Sourcing knowledge: R&amp;D outsourcing in UK pharmaceuticals

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    The outsourcing of research and development (R&D) activities has grown rapidly in recent years. Outsourcing has major implications for how knowledge and R&D activities are organised and coordinated in a wider open innovation environment and creates major challenges for firms and their managers. This paper explores the implications of outsourcing and the increasingly distributed nature of research and innovative activities using primary survey data collected from the UK pharmaceutical industry. These issues are uniquely examined at both firm and activity level. This paper then seeks to set the findings of the study within the context of the wider debate and conceptual frameworks surrounding R&D outsourcing and offshoring in terms of the increasingly open and distributed nature of research operations. This paper concludes by exploring the implications for this for firm strategy and the open innovation agenda and for future research in this field

    Recensione a G. Howells-R. Schulze, Modernising and Harmonising Consumer Contract Law

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    L'autore commenta criticamente il volume di Howells e Schulze dedicato ai recenti sviluppi del diritto dei consumatori soprattutto sotto il profilo dell'armonizzazione in materia di contratti.The author comments critically Howells and Schulze's volume focusing the recent developments in consumer law, particularly in terms of harmonization in the field of contracts

    The Music of Herbert Howells

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    Ah investigation of the music of Herbert Howells (b. Gloucestershire, England, 1892) constitutes the central purpose of this study. To that purpose may be added a three-fold objective: to document Howells' complete works; to explore his compositional procedure; and to give perspective to his achievement.</p

    The Music of Herbert Howells

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    Ah investigation of the music of Herbert Howells (b. Gloucestershire, England, 1892) constitutes the central purpose of this study. To that purpose may be added a three-fold objective: to document Howells' complete works; to explore his compositional procedure; and to give perspective to his achievement.</p

    The growth and management of R&amp;D outsourcing: evidence from UK pharmaceuticals

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    Outsourcing of research and development (R&amp;D) activities has become a major management issue for R&amp;D and technical managers within firms. It has also been of growing concern to academics who are trying to chart the implications of the increasingly distributed nature of research and innovative activities in advanced economies. This study is based on a survey of research-based pharmaceutical companies operating in the United Kingdom conducted in 2004–2006. The aim of this paper is to outline the main reasons for pharmaceutical firms to outsource R&amp;D and the management practices followed by such companies in relation to outsourcing. The research results provide interesting findings in relation to, for example, the reasons behind outsourcing, the decision-making processes behind such practices and barriers to outsourcing arrangements. These issues are evaluated together with the characteristics of the firms and the specific project outsourced<br/
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