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Combining Economic Growth with Reducing Pressure on the Environment , pp 77-94: Herman Sips
Combining Expenditure Assignment, Revenue Assignment and Grant Design in Indonesia's Fiscal Decentralization: Machfud Sidik and K Kadjatmiko
Combining known elements , pp 117-134: .
Combining large linked social service microdata and geospatial data to identify vulnerable populations in New Zealand , pp 52-63: Lukas Marek, James Greenwell, Matthew Hobbs, John McCarthy, Jesse Wiki, Malcolm Campbell, Simon Kingham and Melanie Tomintz
Combining Post Keynesian, Ecological and Institutional Economics Perspectives: Arild Vatn
Combining revealed and states preference techniques: .
Combining Stated-Choice and Stated-Frequency Data with Observed Behavior to Value NRDA Compensable Damages: Green Bay, PCBs, and Fish Consumption Advisories: William S. Breffle, Edward Morey and Robert D. Rowe
Combining the Production and the Valorization of Academic Research: A Qualitative Investigation of Enacted Mechanisms: Julie Callaert, Bart Van Looy, Dominique Foray and Koenraad Debackere
Combining Top Down and Bottom Up in Energy Economy Models: Mark Jaccard
Combining with other technologies to amplify blockchains value creation , pp 56-73: .
Combustion of energy cultures in Eastern Europe , pp 34-56: .
Comfort with risk: a new perspective on risk tolerance: John E. Grable, Abed Rabbani and Liana Holanda Nepomuceno Nobre
Coming out of the geek cellar: the un-domestication of board gaming: Alexandra Kviat
Commencement of a proceeding under [identify laws of the enacting State relating to insolvency] after recognition of a foreign main proceeding: Reinhard Bork and Michael Veder
Comment , pp 165-170: .
Comment - Anne van Aaken , pp 325-332: Anne van Aaken
Comment - Claus Offe , pp 159-164: Claus Offe
Comment - Frank Bönker , pp 217-220: Frank Bönker
Comment - Gerard C. Rowe , pp 287-316: Gerard C. Rowe
Comment - Horst Hegmann , pp 27-32: Horst Hegmann
Comment - Ivan Baron Adamovich , pp 87-94: Ivan Baron Adamovich
Comment - Mark Oelmann , pp 59-66: Mark Oelmann
Comment - Stephan Panther , pp 199-204: Stephan Panther
Comment on Bowles and Pollin: Diane Flaherty
Comment on Darity, McCrate, and Wicks-Lim: Randy Albelda
Comment on Deshpande: Hwok Aun Lee
Comment on Epstein, Crotty, and Heintz: humanizing political economy: John Miller
Comment on Khan, Li, and Weisbrot: James K. Boyce
Comment on Kotz, Skillman, and Thopmson: Fred Moseley
Comment on MacEwan and Folbre: reflections on the "Wealth-Power-Inequality-Gender Connection": Andrew Zimbaist
Comment on mergers and comparative competition in the water industry: Philip Fletcher
Comment on Reich, Knight, Rosa and Schor: Michael Ash
Comment on'Globalization, North-South uneven development and international institutions' (A.K. Dutt): Peter Egger
Comment: Integrating the Environment in Business Practices , pp 133-138: J. L. van den Akker
Commentary by John Creedy , pp 201-207: .
Commentary on contextual and demographic dimensions of intergenerational inequalities , pp 286-290: Tuomas Pekkarinen
Commentary: Children, the gender revolution, and social mobility , pp 423-431: Gøsta Esping-Andersen
Commentary: How can policy reduce intergenerational inequality? , pp 415-422: Lee Elliot Major
Comments: W Steinmueller
Comments: David Encaoua
Comments: Mark Schankerman
Comments: Dietmar Harhoff
Comments on Nathan Rosenberg’s ‘Critical Episodes in the Progress of Medical Innovation’: Iain Cockburn
Comments on Part I: Joseph L. Love
Comments on Part II: Andrew W. Horowitz
Comments on Part III: Edmund Amann
Comments on Part IV: Adolfo Figueroa
Comments on Part V: Werner Baer
Comments on Part VI: Geoffrey Hewings
Comments on Part VII: Daniel Arce