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Conclusion: the elements of fruitful demilitarization: .
Conclusion: the fact-based superiority of soft policy and the unnecessary burden of lockdown policy: Morris Altman, Hannah Altman and Louise Lamontagne
Conclusion: The Fall and Rise of Modern Game Theory , pp 341-410: .
Conclusion: the future of international trading , pp 126-134: .
Conclusion: the future of “Austrian” law and economics , pp 423-428: Peter Boettke and Todd J. Zywicki
Conclusion: the great gamble: Ryan M. Katz-Rosene
Conclusion: the Handbook's contributions and the future of research on BoP entrepreneurship: Miguel Rivera-Santos and Carlos Rufín
Conclusion: the human in digital finance – reflections and future trajectories: Anette Broløs, Erin B. Taylor, Jillet Sarah Sam and Shriram Venkatraman
Conclusion: The new Cold War has started , pp 215-220: .
Conclusion: The Relevance of Microfoundations and Politics: .
Conclusion: The rise and growth of the gig economy. Challenges and opportunities for social dialogue and decent work , pp 144-158: Jean-Michel Bonvin, Nicola Cianferoni and Maria Mexi
Conclusion: the rise of a carbon governmental state in China , pp 168-181: .
Conclusion: the unmasked contributions of women heterodox economists enrich and advance heterodox economics: Alexandra Bernasek
Conclusion: Themes from Legal-Economic Performance , pp 147-149: .
Conclusion: three overarching themes for understanding decentralisation in future low-carbon electricity systems: Per Ove Eikeland, Tor Håkon Jackson Inderberg and Siddharth Sareen
Conclusion: towards a research agenda for ageing and social policy in the 21st century , pp 261-273: Kai Leichsenring and Alexandre Sidorenko
Conclusion: Towards integrated knowledge policy , pp 252-262: Greg Hearn and David Rooney
Conclusion: understanding the variety of locational policies inSecondary Capital Cities , pp 187-196: .
Conclusion: university entrepreneurial ecosystems and asymmetry of opportunities , pp 109-118: .
Conclusion: welfare attitudes research as a cathedral under permanent construction , pp 229-249: Tijs Laenen and Femke Roosma
Conclusion: What Lessons for the Twenty-first Century?: Razeen Sally and Philip Alves
Conclusion: where next for the EU?: Andreas Bieler and Vincenzo Maccarrone
Conclusion: Work, Life and Time in the New Economy: Diane Perrons, Colette Fagan, Linda McDowell, Kath Ray and Kevin Ward
Conclusion: worldwide challenges for subnational governance , pp 393-399: Ricardo A. Bello-Gómez and Claudia N. Avellaneda
Conclusion: ‘changing futures’: Aaron C.T. Smith, James Skinner and Daniel Read
Conclusion: ‘Europe’s Awakening’: Alain Supiot
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Conclusions: Masatsugu Tsuji, Mitsuhiro Kagami and Emanuele Giovannetti
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Conclusions: Anna Alberini and James Kahn
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Conclusions: Gur Ofer and Richard Pomfret
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Conclusions: Eric Neumayer
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Conclusions: Thomas Eger, Michael Faure and Zhang Naigen
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Conclusions , pp 205-210: Ubaldo Villani-Lubelli and Luca Zamparini
Conclusions: Julia Black and Martin Lodge
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Conclusions: Franco Malerba and Richard Nelson