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The effects of double-blind versus single-blind reviewing: Experimental evidence from the American Economic Review

. The American Economic Review, (1991)

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Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdys Schauspielmusiken: Untersuchungen zu Form und Funktion. Uni München, (2008)

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