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Contest theory , pp 125-146: Luis Corchon and Marco Serena
Contestable Markets: An Uprising in the Theory of Industry Structure , pp 143-157: .
Contestation and activism in global value chains , pp 199-213: Florence Palpacuer
Contested data: the case of the gentrifying neighbourhood of Parc-Extension, Montréal: Yaya Baumann, Alessandra Renzi, Sepideh Shahamati and Tamara Vukov
Contested exchange: a new microeconomics of capitalism: Samuel Bowles and Herbert Gintis
Contested places: daily struggles to belong among disadvantaged youth in Latin America , pp 79-91: María Cristina Bayón and Gonzalo A. Saraví
Contested social-ecological transformation: shortcomings of current debates and Polanyian perspectives , pp 184-197: Ulrich Brand, Christoph Görg and Markus Wissen
Contested terrain: Gerald Epstein
Contested terrain , pp 199-201: Gerald Epstein
Contested terrain: World Bank projects and participatory development , pp 130-142: Jonathan Fox
Contesting authority in the crisis of neoliberalism: The Chilean Spring and the mobilization of human rights frames , pp 391-406: Javier Wilenmann and Mayra Feddersen
Contesting European integration in times of polycrisis: an introduction: Andreas Bieler and Vincenzo Maccarrone
Contesting international economic governance: the 'people' and trade in the Trump and Brexit rhetoric , pp 108-123: Angelos Chryssogelos
Contesting mobility injustices and infrastructural violence: the frictions arising from a modern transportation project in Hanoi, Vietnam , pp 271-283: Sarah Turner and Binh N. Nguyen
Contesting transatlantic relations: how weaker relations influence EU foreign policies , pp 144-159: Akasemi Newsome and Marianne Riddervold
Context , pp 259-275: Per Nilsen and Susanne Bernhardsson
Context and theory , pp 1-1: .
Context as a part of our cases: the potential of qualitative work in welfare attitudes research , pp 207-228: Katharina Zimmermann
Context for entrepreneurship and regional development: Eleanor Hamilton, Rhiannon Pugh and Danny Soetanto
Context matters: conceptualizing research funding policies through the lens of the varieties of academic capitalism approach , pp 340-360: Olivier Be_gin-Caouette, Silvia Mirlene Nakano Koga and Émanuelle Maltais
Context matters: design and demographics , pp 47-59: .
Context matters: the importance of time and place in economic narratives , pp 180-204: Virgil Storr
Context matters: the transformative nature of drones on the battlefield , pp 68-88: Sarah Kreps and Sarah Maxey
Context, and an historical trace , pp 42-60: .
Context-dependent movement analysis , pp 187-207: Somayeh Dodge
Context-rich Problems in Economics: Mark Maier, Joann Bangs and Niels-Hugo (Hugo) Blunch
Context-specific measures of counterproductive work behavior: Nathan A. Bowling, Brian D. Lyons, Joseph L. Bonvie and Alec C. Drabish
Context: theoretical analysis and its implications for political discourse analysis , pp 164-179: Anita Fetzer
Contexted boundaries: globalization, social capital and inequality: Wilfred Dolfsma and Charlie Dannreuther
Contextual ambidexterity in the subsidiary: how exploration and exploitation interact to drive subsidiary strategic initiatives and innovation , pp 135-156: Marty Reilly, Shaen Corbet, Pamela Sharkey Scott and Ulf Andersson
Contextualizing technology transfer: a review of university-industry transfer in the construction industry , pp 138-158: Laís Bandeira Barros, Mirjam Knockaert and Laura Lecluyse
Continental incentive regulation , pp 28-54: Vincent Rious and Nicolò Rossetto
Continental Integration and Foreign Ownership of Canadian Industry: A Retrospective Analysis: Alan Rugman