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Conclusion – final thoughts , pp 250-268: .
Conclusion – Private Standards: a Global Governance Tool?: A. Marx, Miet Maertens and Johan Swinnen
Conclusion: a comparative summary , pp 283-294: .
Conclusion: A comparison of national and regional innovation ecosystems , pp 210-226: .
Conclusion: a cooperative counter-narrative , pp 210-212: .
Conclusion: a European industrial policy for the twenty-first century , pp 407-418: Riccardo Perissich
Conclusion: a fine balance , pp 190-194: .
Conclusion: a hopeful rural studies , pp 176-186: .
Conclusion: a kaleidoscopic view of global legal education: Swethaa S. Ballakrishnen and Bryant G. Garth
Conclusion: a meta-analysis of social marginality, governance capacity, and legitimacy in the MENA region , pp 288-311: Anis Ben Brik
Conclusion: A micro-meso-macro approach: David Emanuel Andersson
Conclusion: a new Research Agenda for Flexible Working Arrangements: Lilian M. de Menezes and Clare Kelliher
Conclusion: A Research Agenda for Comparative Law , pp 217-219: Jaakko Husa
Conclusion: a resurgence of Misinformation in the Digital Age , pp 106-114: .
Conclusion: acknowledging dual strands of success for your academic career , pp 222-223: .
Conclusion: Adam Smith on Market and State: .
Conclusion: advancing the study of spatial inequality: Linda M. Lobao and Gregory Hooks
Conclusion: an international human rights law of cooperation still unfolding: Prisca Feihle
Conclusion: Asia-Pacific resource politics from boom to bust? , pp 191-208: .
Conclusion: Assessing Impacts and Responses: P. Kirshen, K. Donaghy and Matthias Ruth
Conclusion: balancing subnational fiscal autonomy and overall fiscal stability , pp 165-179: .
Conclusion: becoming a published scholar: Beverly Yuen Thompson
Conclusion: benchmarking and regulation in transport , pp 200-202: Ginevra Bruzzone and Chris Nash
Conclusion: breaking free from authoritarian capitalism , pp 160-182: .
Conclusion: Bringing temporality into policy analysis: Lee Gregory
Conclusion: building a culture of justice in the energy transition , pp 145-159: .
Conclusion: Business Cycle Theory and Economic Policy: .
Conclusion: China’s Belt and Road Initiative – imagination and reality , pp 258-262: François Godement
Conclusion: commodification , pp 204-215: .
Conclusion: Complex democracy and federal dynamics: Arthur Benz
Conclusion: complexity, emergence and specification , pp 157-164: .
Conclusion: contingent workers' voice in Southern Europe after Covid-19 , pp 197-202: Ivana Pais, Sofía Pérez de Guzmán and Marcela Iglesias-Onofrio
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