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Conclusion , pp 119-130: .
Conclusion: Gui Lohmann and Bojana Spasojevic
Conclusion , pp 235-238: .
Conclusion - Cities in International Decision-Making , pp 151-157: .
Conclusion - key lessons and emerging directions in the integration of research into mental health policy and practice , pp 287-296: Christopher G. Hudson
Conclusion and a Research Agenda: .
Conclusion and a way forward: Magdalena Socha
Conclusion and Further Reflections , pp 589-596: .
Conclusion and future directions for inclusive and responsible entrepreneurship: Jacques Yana Mbena, Susanne Durst and Céline Viala
Conclusion and Policy Implications , pp 161-166: .
Conclusion and proposals for reform , pp 294-304: .
Conclusion and ratification of trade agreements , pp 315-337: .
Conclusion and the Prospects: .
Conclusion on disability policy , pp 823-829: Sally Robinson and Karen R. Fisher
Conclusion to A Research Agenda for Basic Income , pp 281-282: .
Conclusion to Against Amnesia: Jean-François Chanlat
Conclusion to Animal Welfare Governance in EU Agriculture. A contribution to global animal law , pp 246-250: .
Conclusion to China's Climate Policy: Alex Y. Lo and Chen Xiang
Conclusion to Designing the Digital Euro: Annelieke A.M. Mooij
Conclusion to Disability in a Turbulent Era: Harriet Cameron, Patty Douglas and Katherine Runswick-Cole
Conclusion to Economics and Power in EU Chemicals Policy and Regulation , pp 214-223: .
Conclusion to ESG Rating Agencies and Financial Regulation , pp 143-144: .
Conclusion to EU, Egypt and Democracy Promotion: Bassant Hassib and Christian Kaunert
Conclusion to European Gas Markets in Transition: Andreas C. Goldthau
Conclusion to Evaluating Competing Explanatory Games in Economics: final remarks: Jonas G. Lipski
Conclusion to Expropriation by Law , pp 180-188: .
Conclusion to Governing Oceans , pp 169-181: Catherine Jones
Conclusion to Islamic Economics and Human Well-being , pp 246-256: .
Conclusion to Mid-sized Cities and Regions in Global Competition: Peter Karl Kresl
Conclusion to migration and innovation: some reflections for a policy agenda: Francesco Lissoni and Andrea Morrison
Conclusion to Migration, Mobility and the Creative Class , pp 163-174: .
Conclusion to Neoliberal Social Justice , pp 216-228: .
Conclusion to Organization in the Economic Firm , pp 203-208: .
Conclusion to Predictability in Oil and Gas Investment Agreements , pp 263-271: .
Conclusion to Sport Management in Europe: Dominik Schwizer, Emmanuel Bayle, Christoffer Klenk and Michaël Mrkonjic
Conclusion to State and Local Financial Instruments , pp 220-223: .
Conclusion to The Elgar Companion to the Eurasian Economic Union: Eurasian Economic Union at the crossroads , pp 252-261: Alexander Libman
Conclusion to The Entrepreneurial Solution to Poverty and the Science of What is Possible , pp 182-183: .
Conclusion to The Governance of Innovation Spaces: David A. Wolfe
Conclusion to the Handbook of Critical Environmental Accountability and Sustainability: Glen Lehman
Conclusion to the Handbook on the Economics of Renewable Energy , pp 471-474: Pablo del Río and Mario Ragwitz
Conclusion to The Logic of Human Rights , pp 171-172: .
Conclusion to The Political Economy of Welfare in Latin America: Juan Cruz Ferre
Conclusion to the Research Handbook on Global Governance: Cher Weixia Chen, Ruth Houghton and Aoife O’Donoghue
Conclusion to the Research Handbook on International Solidarity and the Law , pp 440-449: Cecilia M Bailliet
Conclusion to the Research Handbook on Leadership in Healthcare , pp 818-820: Naomi Chambers
Conclusion to the Research Handbook on Sport in Europe: Nicolas Scelles, Argyro Elisavet Manoli, Anna-Maria Strittmatter and Paul Downward
Conclusion to The Substance in Liberal Democracy: Daryl Glaser
Conclusion to Understanding Global Governance: power and governance: Kendall Stiles
Conclusion to Unlocking Smart Specialisation: George Papamichail