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Civil society and its role indevelopment: Ron Clarke
Civil society and social provision: the role of civic organizations , pp 228-245: Mark Robinson and Gordon White
Civil Society Participation in Trade Policy-making in Latin America: The Case of the Environmental Movement: Peter Newell
Civil society: multifunctional centers as facilitators of the use of social capital , pp 56-80: .
Civil society: the use of social capital in two local communities , pp 23-55: .
Civil War and Reconstruction , pp 84-117: .
Civilizing processes and the social question reprised , pp 107-124: .
Civilizing the corporation , pp 162-188: .
Claim the sky! , pp 279-284: Robert Costanza
Claims: An Overview of the US Tort of ‘Bad Faith’ – A Common Law Approach to Regulating Insurer Claims Handling and Settlements: Suzanne Midlige, Robert Re and William Hoffman
Clarification and application of necessity impeding liabilities: from the perspective of murder committed by female victims of domestic violence , pp 197-226: Kui Jia
Clark, John Maurice: .
Class: .
Class Action: Robert G. Bone
Class Action as a Remedy for Market Failure: Jürgen G. Backhaus
Class Action Finance and Legal Expense Insurance: Jürgen G. Backhaus
Class Actions in Portugal: Mariana França Gouveia and Nuno Garoupa
Class Actions in Private Enforcement of EC Antitrust Law: The Commission Green Paper: Francesco Denozza and Luca Toffoletti
Class Actions in the US Experience: An Economist’s Perception: Frederic M. Scherer
Class Actions in the US Experience: The Legal Perspective: Guido Calabresi
Class and class struggle , pp 47-52: Utsa Patnaik
Class composition in the digitalised gig economy , pp 351-359: Jamie Woodcock
Class Conflict and Accumulation , pp 208-221: Peter Skott
Class Conflict and Macropolicy: The Political Business Cycle , pp 329-356: .
Class Difference in Mothers’ Work Schedules and Assessments of their ‘Work–Life Balance’ in Dual-Earner Couples in Britain: Colette Fagan, Linda McDowell, Diane Perron, Kevin Ward and Kathryn Ray
Class differentiation and the evolution of agrarian relations in rural Egypt in the liberal era (1975-1990) , pp 162-182: Mahmoud Abdel-Fadil
Class Reproduction, Occupational Inheritance and Occupational Choices: Fiona Devine
Class Transition in the Age of Globalization: Examples from the Rural Sectors in India and Kenya: Anjan Chakrabarti, Stephen Cullenberg and Mwangi Githinji
Class, feeding practices, and distinction: an ethnographic and longitudinal exploration: Irmak Karademir
Class, Gender and Work–Life Articulation: Rosemary Crompton and Michaela Brockmann
Class, labour and the global working class , pp 34-42: Ronaldo Munck
Class, Social, in Institutional Economics: .
Classes and evolution , pp 88-108: .
Classic perspectives on project governance: transaction cost economics, agency theory, and stewardship theory , pp 31-41: Tuomas Ahola
Classical Chinese military strategy as unproductive entrepreneurship , pp 89-104: Matthew McCaffrey
Classical development economists of the midtwentieth century , pp 336-351: Rainer Kattel, Jan Kregel and Erik Reinert
Classical Development Theory: Jaime Ros
Classical dichotomy: David M. Fields
Classical Economics in France: .
Classical Economics in German-speaking Countries: .
Classical Economics in Italy: .
Classical Economics in Japan: .
Classical Economics in Russia: .
Classical Economics in Spain and Portugal: .
Classical grey areas since the start of the internal market , pp 105-129: Leonardo Meeus and Pradyumna Bhagwat
Classical institutional theories and institutional change , pp 23-35: Markus Hinterleitner, Fritz Sager and Kathleen Thelen
Classical liberalism and the Austrian school: Ralph Raico
Classical Liberalism and the Perfectibility of Man: .
Classical Liberalism as an Organizing Ideal: .
Classical liberalism in an environment of rational choice involving commitment and security as we as agreed: M.C. Howard and Ramesh Kumar