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Conceptualizing fiscal citizenship , pp 53-81: Charlotte Schmidt and Eva Matthaei
Conceptualizing global value chain governance in the era of climate change: Peter Lund-Thomsen
Conceptualizing higher education transformation: introduction to the Research Handbook on the Transformation of Higher Education , pp 2-22: Jay R. Dee, Liudvika Leišytė and Barend J.R. van der Meulen
Conceptualizing national security in an era of transformative technologies and strategic conflict: Joel Slawotsky
Conceptualizing the Dynamics of Industrial Districts: Michael J. Piore
Conceptualizing the energy nexus of global public policy and international political economy , pp 23-32: Andreas Goldthau and Nick Sitter
Conceptualizing the social determinants of health: the value of a global political economy of health perspective , pp 27-34: Courtney McNamara
Conceptualizing the Transformation and Reorientation of Systems of Innovation , pp 13-40: .
Conceptualizing, planning, and administering migration surveys , pp 10-30: Stefanie Barratt, Sonja Fransen and Craig Loschmann
Concerns and warnings , pp 107-109: .
Concerting entrepreneurship: an international public good: Peter Boettke and Christopher Coyne
Concluding Analysis: Peter Leisink, Bram Steijn and Ulke Veersma
Concluding Comments , pp 192-203: .
Concluding Discussion – Where to Now?: Ray Forrest
Concluding observations , pp 93-100: .
Concluding observations , pp 553-554: Rosa María Lastra
Concluding observations , pp 467-470: Udaya Wagle
Concluding Observations on Economic Evolution, Diversity and Rationality , pp 319-324: .
Concluding observations to Creating Scientific Knowledge: Albert N. Link
Concluding reflections on case study research and its prospects , pp 330-341: Vaughn M. John
Concluding reflections: employment law for a brave new world: Gordon Anderson, Douglas Brodie and Joellen Riley
Concluding remarks , pp 121-123: .
Concluding Remarks: Bruno Cassiman and Massimo G. Colombo
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Concluding remarks , pp 536-540: Andreas Heinzmann and Valerio Scollo
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Concluding Remarks: Michael Faure and Xinzhu Zhang
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Concluding remarks and implications for future research , pp 319-322: Ahmad Hassan Ahmad, David T. Llewellyn and Victor Murinde
Concluding Remarks and Recommendations for Implementing Choice Experiments in Developing Countries: Ekin Birol and Jeffrey Bennett
Concluding remarks on governance, regulation and innovation , pp 262-268: Mehmet Ugur
Concluding remarks: how neoliberalism disrupts social justice and equity in education: Jenny Chesters
Concluding remarks: the financialized firm and its implication , pp 201-227: .
Concluding statement , pp 136-137: .
Concluding summary and future directions for travel behaviour , pp 505-512: Justin Spinney and Dimitris Potoglou
Concluding the journey through diversified Europe in the post-Brexit era , pp 163-172: .
Concluding thoughts , pp 234-242: .
Concluding thoughts and future paths for entrepreneurship and regional development: Eleanor Hamilton, Rhiannon Pugh and Danny Soetanto
Concluding thoughts to Post Keynesian Economics , pp 225-226: Therese Jefferson and John E. King
Concluding Thoughts: A Greener Future?: Jefferson VanderWolk