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- Climate transformation through experimental governance: the case of the low-carbon city pilot program in China , pp 156-168

- Zhilin Liu, Jie Wang and Yunzhu Chen
- Climate transition: implications for fiscal policies , pp 199-208

- Lorenzo Forni
- Climate variability and risk management in maize production: adoption strategies and implications for climate change in Southwestern Cameroon

- Eric Bomdzele, Ernest L. Molua, Ajapnwa Akamin, Ticha Bizel-Bi Mafor, Mary E. Ngaiwi and Joe E. Assoua
- Climate, Agriculture, and Economic Development , pp 166-183

- William Masters
- Climate, climatic change and society (CLICCS) , pp 101-113

- Antje Wiener
- Climate-changed economic geography

- Michaela Trippl and Maximilian Benner
- Climate-related development aid for renewable energy projects: an analysis of its trends and role in fostering the low carbon transition in official development aid recipients , pp 442-470

- Cristina Peñasco
- Climate-related physical risks and the financial sector

- Celso Brunetti, Benjamin Dennis, Gurubala Kotta and Caroline Conley Norris
- Climate-smart agriculture for South Asia to transform the food system and sustainable development

- Rajiv Ghimire and Jagadish Parajuli
- Climate’s Long-term Impacts on Urban Infrastructures and Services: The Case of Metro Boston

- P. Kirshen, Matthias Ruth and W. Anderson
- Climatological Research and its Possible Contribution to Regional Planning in an Alpine Environment , pp 150-160

- Wolfgang Sulzer
- Climbing South Africa’s Water Services Ladder: Safe Drinking Water through Regulatory Governance

- Grant Mackintosh and Frederik Uys
- Clinically Integrated Health Care in the English NHS , pp 214-216

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- Closed loop

- Giuseppe Ioppolo
- Closing Books of Business: The Challenge of Fairness and Finality

- David Whear and Bob Haken
- Closing Remarks

- Floris O.W. Vogelaar
- Closing the gap: empirical evidence on firms’ innovation, productivity and exports , pp 281-309

- Viroj Jienwatcharamongkhol and Sam Tavassoli
- Closing the gender gap: promoting labour market participation , pp 463-482

- Jorgen Harris and Eleonora Patacchini
- Closing the intention-realization gap: the impact of local embeddedness on effective progress toward SDG 17 , pp 255-268

- Luis Alfonso Dau and Elizabeth M. Moore
- Closing the loop: examining the case of the procurement of a sustainable innovation , pp 235-262

- Jillian Yeow, Elvira Uyarra and Sally Gee
- Closing thoughts , pp 243-246

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- Closing thoughts: to rank or not to rank? , pp 164-174

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- Closures and openings: the politics of place and space in resisting corporate restructuring , pp 226-254

- Michael Gillan and Rob Lambert
- Cloud and jurisdiction: mind the borders , pp 118-138

- Jean-Philippe Moiny
- Cloud computing and copyright , pp 160-179

- George Yijun Tian
- CLOUDTECH, how to grow a Born Global firm , pp 40-55

- Pierre-Louis Meuric, Véronique Favre-Bonté and Charles Aymard
- Club objectives , pp 13-22

- Peter Sloane
- Clubs and club goods

- Gary M. Anderson, William Shughart and Robert Tollison
- Clumps or Clusters: A Case Study of Biotechnology and Life Sciences in the Seattle Area

- Paul Sommers
- Cluster analysis

- Speranta Camelia Pîrciog, Cristina Lincaru and Adriana Grigorescu
- Cluster Analysis

- Liz Fredline
- Cluster development policy as a tool in regional development and competitiveness policy: theoretical concepts and empirical evidence , pp 213-234

- Andreas Cornett
- Cluster Development Programmes: Panacea or Placebo for Promoting SME Growth and Internationalization?

- Peter Brown and Rod McNaughton
- Cluster Dynamics: Insights from Broadcasting in Three UK City-Regions , pp 323-348

- Gary A.S. Cook and Naresh R. Pandit
- Cluster Evolution

- Arne Isaksen
- Cluster identification , pp 245-261

- Edward Helderop and Tony Grubesic
- Cluster policies and entrepreneurial states in East Asia , pp 1-20

- Alexander Ebner
- Cluster policy adjustments in the context of smart specialization? Impressions from Germany , pp 173-200

- Knut Koschatzky, Henning Kroll, Esther Schnabl and Thomas Stahlecker
- Cluster Policy Implementation and Evaluation in Slovenia: Lessons From a Transition Economy , pp 321-340

- Anja Cotič Svetina, Marko Jaklič and Hugo Zagorsek
- Cluster policy in an evolutionary world? Rationales, instruments and policy learning , pp 35-55

- Elvira Uyarra and Ronald Ramlogan
- Cluster policy: Renewal through the integration of institutional variety , pp 76-94

- Markus Grillitsch and Bjørn Asheim
- Cluster trajectories in developing countries: a stage and eclectic approach applied to survival clusters in Central America

- Mario Davide Parrilli
- Clustering and specialization in European regions , pp 54-102

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- Clustering and the Location of Multinational Enterprises: An Exploration of Financial Services in London

- Gary A.S. Cook and Naresh R. Pandit
- Clustering and upgrading in global value chains: the Taiwanese personal computer industry

- Chikashi Kishimoto
- Clustering in the Biotechnology Industry

- Stuart O. Schweitzer, Judith Connell and Fredrick P. Schoenberg
- Clustering of productive activities: a terrain for employment relations

- Miriam Quintana and Valeria Pulignano
- Clusters and Cluster Development in the Knowledge Economy

- Andreas Cornett
- Clusters and conglomerates in the media industry , pp 252-266

- Agostino Manduchi and Lucia Naldi
- Clusters and Industrial Districts: Common Roots, Different Perspectives

- Michael Porter and Christian Ketels
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