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Conclusions and recommendations for policy and practice , pp 286-316: Jon C. Messenger
Conclusions and reflections , pp 299-302: Gillian Bristow and Adrian Healy
Conclusions and reflections: what have we learnt about megaproject leaders? , pp 288-297: Shankar Sankaran, Alfons van Marrewijk, Nathalie Drouin and Ralf MÃ¼ller
Conclusions and Research Implications , pp 190-203: .
Conclusions and some cautious tests , pp 209-232: .
Conclusions for Economic Policy , pp 322-340: Saul Estrin and Klaus Meyer
Conclusions for Management Research , pp 300-321: Klaus Meyer
Conclusions on effective global carbon markets , pp 225-232: .
Conclusions on EU trade law , pp 419-425: .
Conclusions on referendum authorization procedures in Europe , pp 206-214: .
Conclusions on the future of the economy , pp 236-251: Sjors Witjes and Niels Faber
Conclusions on the reforms to the regional and urban policy in the European Union , pp 200-217: .
Conclusions to The Rise and Fall of Public-Private Partnerships , pp 249-257: .
Conclusions with Implications for Theory and Policy: .
Conclusions, acknowledgments, and calls to action for transport equity and mobility justice , pp 213-220: Julie Cidell
Conclusions, Challenges and Prospects , pp 242-254: .
Conclusions. Towards a plural financial system , pp 228-234: Valentino Cattelan
Conclusions: a 'theory of reasoned history' , pp 239-252: .
Conclusions: Big Regulatory Questions – Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed, Something Blue?: Karinne Ludlow, Diana Bowman and Graeme Hodge
Conclusions: biotechnology and European competitiveness , pp 156-163: Rohini Acharya
Conclusions: Brands and Branding Geographies: Andy Pike
Conclusions: Evidence on the effectiveness of innovation policy intervention , pp 543-564: Jakob Edler, Philip Shapira, Paul Cunningham and Abdullah Gök
Conclusions: how to make M&As create value , pp 170-182: .
Conclusions: industrial policy for the manufacturing revolution , pp 149-156: .
Conclusions: lessons, limitations and way forward , pp 299-306: Jakob Edler, Charles Edquist, Nicholas S. Vonortas and Jon Mikel Zabala-Iturriagagoitia
Conclusions: limitations of the Japanese-style economic system and its transformation , pp 80-84: .
Conclusions: looking beyond the new public management , pp 278-294: Charles Polidano, David Hulme and Martin Minogue
Conclusions: Major Findings and , pp 269-298: .
Conclusions: making economics more scientific is possible , pp 184-187: .
Conclusions: market, business and government , pp 130-132: .
Conclusions: navigating the twin challenges of reform endurance , pp 106-124: .
Conclusions: perspectives on self-employment in Europe , pp 206-221: Manuela Samek Lodovici, FranÃ§ois Pichault and Renata Semenza
Conclusions: policy, hypotheses and findings , pp 235-250: .
Conclusions: Providing Utilities to the Poor: Patricia Márquez and Carlos Rufín
Conclusions: Public Innovation and Entrepreneurship: Paul Windrum
Conclusions: public-private partnership logics for our times , pp 257-282: .
Conclusions: Public–Private Partnerships – International Experiences and Future Challenges: Graeme A. Hodge, Carsten Greve and Anthony Boardman
Conclusions: regional economies as knowledge laboratories: theories, fashions and future steps: Andrea Piccaluga
Conclusions: renegotiated remoteness and the social impact of immigration , pp 237-244: Daniel Rauhut, Jussi P. Laine and Marika Gruber
Conclusions: review of the arguments and implications for future research , pp 353-378: .
Conclusions: SCP and SSCM - an elusive vision? , pp 144-149: .
Conclusions: selecting priorities , pp 137-154: .
Conclusions: so what have we learned? , pp 465-473: Steve Thomas, Liz Farsaci, Catherine O’Donoghue, Arianna Almirall-Sanchez, Lucy Gilson, Stephanie M. Topp, Alastair Ager and Gemma A. Williams
Conclusions: social policies for sustainable societies , pp 139-144: .
Conclusions: spreading the privatization family business: Graeme Hodge
Conclusions: The BRICS - Ascendancy, decline or plateau? , pp 308-312: Mary Hiscock and Vai Io Lo
Conclusions: the infrastructured state , pp 172-190: .
Conclusions: The Political Economy of Pension Reform in Central-Eastern Europe , pp 179-181: .
Conclusions: The Propsects for Ageing Labour Forces: Philip Taylor
Conclusions: the rise to market leadership â€“ a dynamic interplay between firms and innovation systems , pp 204-220: Pamela Adams, Franco Malerba and Sunil Mani