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Cost–benefit analysis and equity , pp 374-406: .
Cost–Benefit Analysis and EU Cohesion Policy: Andrea Mairate and Francesco Angelini
Cost–Benefit Analysis and the Evaluation of the Effects of Corruption on Public Projects: Robert Brent
Cost–benefit analysis and the human capital approach , pp 313-339: .
Cost–Benefit Analysis and the Wider Economic Benefits from Mega- Projects: Roger Vickerman
Cost–benefit analysis and willingness to pay , pp 340-373: .
Cost–Benefit Analysis Applied to Labour Market Programmes: Michele Campolieti and Morley Gunderson
Cost–Benefit Analysis for Health: Peter Zweifel and Harry Telser
Cost–Benefit Analysis in Transport: Recent Developments in Rail Project Appraisal in Britain: Chris Nash and James Laird
Cost–Benefit Analysis of Drug Abuse Treatment: William S. Cartwright
Cost–Benefit Analysis of Economic Globalization: Clement Tisdell
Cost–benefit Analysis of Environmental Policy and Management: Nick Hanley
Cost–Benefit Analysis of Environmental Projects and the Role of Distributional Weights: Robert Brent and Booi Themeli
Cost–Benefit Analysis of Transport Projects in France: Emile Quinet
Cost–Benefit Analysis Traditions: The Approach of EU Regional Policy: Massimo Florio and Silvia Vignetti
Cost–utility analysis and equity , pp 281-310: .
Could anything have saved it? , pp 130-144: .
Could ORCID play a key role in meta-research? Discussing new analytical possibilities to study the dynamics of science and scientists , pp 215-232: Rodrigo Costas, Carmen Corona-Sobrino and Nicolás Robinson-García
Could the Irish Miracle be Repeated in Hungary? , pp 584-603: Zoltan Acs, Colm O'Gorman, László Szerb and Siri Terjesen
Council of Europe: Elspeth Guild
Counter accounts, accountability and governance , pp 349-368: Darlene Himick and Eija Vinnari
Counter organized crime policy: Francesca Longo
Counter-logistics in Po valley region , pp 570-579: Niccol√≤ Cuppini
Counter-narratives of gentrification: equity-based placemaking and cultural district planning in Little Jamaica, Toronto, Canada: Kelley A. McClinchey
Counter-urbanization in Italy: P. Petsimeris
Counterfeiting and anti-counterfeiting costs: an application of cost of quality concepts , pp 141-158: B. William Demeré, Karen L. Sedatole and Jeremy M. Wilson
Counterfeiting luxury goods , pp 193-222: Ludovica Cesareo, Alberto Pastore and Patti Williams
Countering educational inequality: a case-study of the Irish DEIS programme: Emer Smyth and Merike Darmody
Countermeasures: Martin Dawidowicz
Counterproductive work behavior from a historical perspective: Paul E. Spector
Counterproductive work behavior in a world of artificial intelligence: Sarah Bankins and Paul Formosa
Counterproductive work behavior is not always counterproductive: Reeshad S. Dalal and Zitong Sheng
Counterterrorism, emergencies, and human rights , pp 55-79: .
Countervailing Norms: Emanuela Carbonara, Francesco Parisi and Georg von Wangenheim
Country Experiences with Criminal Law Sanctions: Discussion by Panel: Floris O.W. Vogelaar, Patrick Massey, Aini Proos, Diana Guy and Eleanor M. Fox
Country governance and the performance of Islamic and conventional banks: international evidence , pp 306-331: Fadzlan Sufian, M. Kabir Hassan, Fakarudin Kamarudin and Annuar Md Nassir
Country profiles , pp 139-202: .
Country Report: Anti-money laundering laws and regulations in Singapore: Madeline Lee
Country Report: Anti-money laundering rules in the United Kingdom: Nicola Padfield
Country report: Austria , pp 151-180: Julia Bobek, Lena Lepuschütz and Florian Bachner
Country report: Belgium , pp 181-204: Filip Dewallens and Julie Vermeulen
Country report: Colombia – approach to healthcare financing in Colombia and its impact on quality, affordability and competition , pp 223-249: Catalina Góngora Torres
Country Report: Combating money laundering in Switzerland: Nadja Capus
Country Report: Customer due diligence in Switzerland: Mathias Pini
Country report: Czech Republic – hospital financing in the Czech Republic , pp 205-222: Silvie Jerabkova
Country report: England , pp 250-283: Tuomas Haanperä
Country report: France , pp 284-304: Isabelle Durand-Zaleski and Johan van Manen
Country report: Germany , pp 305-331: Katherine Polin, Wilm Quentin, Victor Stephani and Alexander Geissler
Country report: Ireland , pp 332-358: John Lombard and Gerald O’Nolan
Country report: Norway , pp 386-412: Karl Harald Søvig and Harald Platou