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- Coping with Covid: fiscal, monetary, labour market, welfare and environmental policy responses , pp 156-165
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- Coping with Covid: public health responses - the trade-off that didn't exist , pp 139-155
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- Coping with health crisis and multiple vulnerabilities
- Fernanda Vázquez-Vela and Guénola Capron
- Coping with the "pains of imprisonment": the interaction of institutional conditions and individual experiences on inmate mental health , pp 348-365
- Timothy G. Edgemon
- Coping with the unintended consequences of institutional work , pp 377-408
- Mikołaj Pawlak and Adriana Mica
- Copper, cobalt, silver and arsenic , pp 51-68
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- Coproduced collective security and the resiliency of modus vivendi pluralism
- Jennifer Brick Murtazashvili and Ali Palida
- Coproducing resilience through understanding vulnerability , pp 78-95
- Vivek Shandas, Anandi van Diepen, Jackson Voelkel and Meenakshi Rao
- Copy Control of Digital Broadcasting Content: An Economic Perspective
- Koji Domon and Eulmoon Joo
- Copy Europe or Go it Alone? , pp 85-109
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- Copying and the pricing of information goods , pp 207-224
- Richard Watt
- Copying technologies , pp 105-115
- Cliff Bekar
- Copyright
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- Copyright
- William M. Landes
- Copyright
- William M Landes
- Copyright 2010: The need for better negotiability/usability principles , pp 152-161
- Brian Fitzgerald
- Copyright and 'Market Power' in the Marketplace of Ideas , pp 149-179
- Neil Weinstock Netanel
- Copyright and antitrust issues , pp 118-147
- Giovanni Ramello
- Copyright and competition policy , pp 209-221
- Ariel Katz
- Copyright and corporate power
- Fiona Macmillan
- Copyright and freedom of expression: an economic analysis
- Michael Rushton
- Copyright and parallel trade , pp 287-310
- Frank Mueller-Langer
- Copyright and the cultural industries: the policy-maker's view
- Frederick (Rick) van der Ploeg
- Copyright and the DMCA: Market Locks and Technological Contracts , pp 180-202
- Randal C. Picker
- Copyright and tort as mirror models: On not mistaking for the right hand what the left hand is doing , pp 311-335
- Wendy J. Gordon
- Copyright and trade in the digital music industry , pp 177-190
- Hildegunn Nordås
- Copyright collectives: some basic economic theory , pp 167-178
- Richard Watt
- Copyright compulsory licensing and incentives
- Thomas Gallagher
- Copyright Default Rule: Reconciling Efficiency and Fairness
- Federico Morando
- Copyright exceptions and innovation , pp 206-220
- Patricia Aufderheide
- Copyright in China’s digital cultural industries , pp 339-359
- Lucy Montgomery and Eric Priest
- Copyright in the digital age: opportunities and drawbacks for scientific research
- Emanuela Reale
- Copyright in the digital age: the economic rationale re-examined
- Jacco Hakfoort
- Copyright in TRIPS and Beyond: The WIPO Internet Treaties
- Ruth L. Okediji
- Copyright in visual art markets: some economic theory concerning resale royalties and other options , pp 328-342
- Richard Watt
- Copyright law , pp 187-196
- Peter DiCola
- Copyright law and royalty contracts , pp 197-208
- Richard Watt
- Copyright law and the supply of creative work: Evidence from the movies , pp 407-441
- Ivan Png and Qiu-hong Wang
- Copyright levies , pp 235-246
- Joost Poort
- Copyright Management in the Digital Age: The Evolving Forms of Cooperation , pp 70-87
- Joëlle Farchy and Fabrice Rochelandet
- Copyright policy, cultural policy and support for artists , pp 66-80
- Ruth Towse
- Copyright protection, appropriability and new cultural behaviour
- Joelle Farchy and Fabrice Rohelandet
- Copyright reversion: Debates, data, and directions , pp 161-186
- Joshua Yuvaraj
- Copyright societies do not administer individual property rights: the incoherence of institutional traditions in Germany and the UK
- Martin Kretschmer
- Copyright, access to knowledge, and SDG 4 in Southern Africa , pp 142-174
- Desmond Oriakhogba and Lonias Ndlovu
- Copyright, borrowed images and appropriation art: am economic approach
- William Landes
- Copyright, Complexity, and Cultural Diversity: A Skeptic’s View
- Michal Shur-Ofry
- Copyright, Culture and the Cloud
- Daniel J. Gervais
- Copyright, fair use, and AI technology development: time to sunset the “transformative purpose” test
- S.J. Blodgett-Ford
- Copyright, the moral right of integrity, and marijuana
- Justin Koo
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