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Conclusion: coordination requires financing reform, institutionalization, and academization , pp 138-153: .
Conclusion: Corporate Embeddedness as a Strategic and Dynamic Process of Skilled Actors: Jannika Mattes and Martin Heidenreich
Conclusion: directionality and diversity of food system governance partnerships towards sustainable futures: Laxmi Prasad Pant, Tim G. Benton, Kiran Kumari Bhattarai, Raju Pandit Chhetri, Tek Bahadur Sapkota and Prajal Pradhan
Conclusion: Expanding the Perspective Beyond Political Economy: Jehoon Park and Hyunsook Chung
Conclusion: fairy-tales, facts, foci and futures , pp 251-268: .
Conclusion: final thoughts and take-home messages , pp 397-402: Sarah O’Shea and Cathy Stone
Conclusion: five human rights principles for a just housing future: Jessie Hohmann
Conclusion: fragile prosperity and the matter of divergence , pp 242-261: .
Conclusion: From Keynes to Keynesianism: .
Conclusion: from law and economics to law, morality, and economics: Victor Dorokhin
Conclusion: From the Asian Community to the World Economy Government: Jehoon Park
Conclusion: future of work and employee wellbeing , pp 289-304: Connie Zheng
Conclusion: future roles of digital corporate communication , pp 440-448: Vilma Luoma-aho, Mark Badham and Alina Arti
Conclusion: global trends for the economic and social factors affecting the returns of higher education , pp 276-284: Fátima Suleman, Pedro Videira and Pedro N. Teixeira
Conclusion: governance and micro-politics , pp 181-191: .
Conclusion: How political is AI?: Pascal D. Koenig
Conclusion: Is There a Common Thread?: Joe L. Wallis
Conclusion: lessons learned and future directions , pp 235-242: James Midgley, Espen Dahl and Amy Conley Wright
Conclusion: Lessons learned from the Great Recession and implications for policy , pp 259-298: Jon C. Messenger and Naj Ghosheh
Conclusion: main findings and implications , pp 147-164: .
Conclusion: making sense of controls over government: Christopher Hood
Conclusion: Methodological Issues in International Business: .
Conclusion: multilevel governance in times of political polarization , pp 156-168: .
Conclusion: one size fits only one in place-based regional policy , pp 174-178: .
Conclusion: onward to recreating , pp 178-179: .
Conclusion: paradise regained: Sam Mulopulos
Conclusion: Partnerships for Sustainability – Reflections on a Future Research Agenda: .
Conclusion: pivotal themes in Asia's transport and future directions: Sylvia Y. He
Conclusion: policy implications , pp 177-192: .
Conclusion: principles and standards for benefit–cost analysis , pp 364-443: Richard O. Zerbe, Tyler Blake Davis, Nancy Garland and Tyler Scott
Conclusion: procedural and substantive accountability in European financial regulation , pp 176-184: Johannes Karremans and Adrienne Héritier
Conclusion: prospects for political and social transformation , pp 438-442: Toba Bryant
Conclusion: questions for further research: Frans van Waarden and Steven Casper
Conclusion: recognizing transformative potential , pp 239-256: Frances Westley
Conclusion: Refining Regulatory Regimes: Adrienne Héritier
Conclusion: reflections on India's high-technology manufacturing and policy pathways: Sunil Mani
Conclusion: Regulating distributed ledger technology through financial services law , pp 375-385: .
Conclusion: reworking development politics , pp 111-114: .
Conclusion: Science, theory, and practice , pp 151-155: .
Conclusion: Searching for Models of Regional Integration in Northeast Asia: Jehoon Park
Conclusion: shifting power, resources and mindsets - from crisis response to sustainable development , pp 386-388: Michael Hammer and Susannah H. Mayhew
Conclusion: strategy in governance for transition , pp 293-300: .
Conclusion: supporting upward mobility for informal sector entrepreneurs: Tonia Warnecke
Conclusion: the centrality of market structure and the limits of national authority , pp 269-280: .
Conclusion: the challenges ahead: L. Randall Wray
Conclusion: The Credit Money and State Money Approaches: L. Randall Wray
Conclusion: The De/Reregulatory Cycle: Learning and Spill-over Effects in Regulatory Policy-Making: Michael Howlett
Conclusion: The Disturbance of Economists by Finance: .
Conclusion: the doings, the 'hows' and the 'whos' of meetings , pp 187-201: .
Conclusion: the economy we live in , pp 149-153: .