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Customer-owned businesses – the wider picture , pp 182-209: .
Cuteness will bring you joy: kawaii consumption in Japan: Shiri Lieber-Milo
Cutting Europe’s lifelines to coal subsidies , pp 98-112: Shelagh Whitley, Laurie van der Burgh, Leah Worrall and Sejal Patel
Cyber attacks and defenses: current capabilities and future trends , pp 132-151: Michele Colajanni and Mirco Marchetti
Cyber Crime: Mark Cohen
Cyber economic espionage: a framework for future research , pp 159-170: William Akoto
Cyber espionage and international law , pp 168-189: Russell Buchan
Cyber operations as a use of force , pp 233-254: Marco Roscini
Cyber security , pp 266-278: Anthony J. S. Craig
Cyber Security as a Public Good: Toward Public Policy Recommendations , pp 130-140: .
Cyber security in the Asia-Pacific , pp 446-464: Hitoshi Nasu and Helen Trezise
Cyber Security Investment and Implementation Strategies: Empirical Evidence , pp 82-110: .
Cyber Security Investment and Implementation Strategies: Theories , pp 60-81: .
Cyber Security Trends and Issues , pp 16-32: .
Cyber terrorism , pp 147-167: Ben Saul and Kathleen Heath
Cyber war and the law of neutrality , pp 380-400: David Turns
Cyber-physical systems: Asimina Mertzani
Cybercrime and cyber resilience , pp 147-168: Richard Parlour
Cybercrime and its sovereign spaces: an international law perspective , pp 128-145: Ilias Bantekas
Cyberhate and young people in the French context , pp 231-249: Catherine Blaya and Liliia Korol
Cyberinfrastructures and ‘Smart’ World Cities: Physical, Human and Soft Infrastructures: Andrew Boulton, Stanley D. Brunn and Lomme Devriendt
Cybernetic cities: designing and controlling adaptive and robust urban systems , pp 195-208: Carlos Gershenson, Paolo Santi and Carlo Ratti
Cybersecurity and cyber defence: George Christou
Cybersecurity challenges in AI-enabled smart transportation systems , pp 567-595: Lyuyi Zhu, Ao Qu and Wei Ma
Cybersecurity resilience in smart livestock farming in Bangladesh: a system dynamics approach: Hassan Qudrat-Ullah and Mohammad Shamsuddoha
Cybersecurity: the next academic integrity frontier , pp 187-199: Phillip Dawson
Cyberspace and human rights , pp 94-117: David P. Fidler
Cyberspace and intellectual property rights , pp 72-93: Andreas Rahmatian
Cyberspace and social governance: the role of the Cyberspace Administration office , pp 224-243: Yiran Li
Cycles and slumps in an overly aggregated theoretical framework , pp 92-105: Roger W. Garrison
Cycles of corporate fraud: a behavioural economics approach , pp 367-401: Richard Fairchild and Oliver Marnet
Cycles, Aggregate Demand, and Growth: Miguel Leon-Ledesma
Cyclical Employment Changes in Taiwanese Industry , pp 107-129: Christina Y. Liu, Wei-Chiao Huang and Chia-Wei Wang
Cyclical Stabilization: .
Cyclical tail risk , pp 42-66: .
Cyclicality of Real Wages in the Euro Area and OECD Countries: Julian Messina, Chiara Strozzi and Jarkko Turunen
Cycling: John Parkin
Cycling safety: Kenneth Derryberry and Ralph Buehler
Cyert, March, and the Carnegie School: Mie Augier
Czech Experience with Inflation Targeting: Ludek Niedermayer
C√¶teris paribus , pp 258-264: Fabio Cerina
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D&O Insurance and the Ability of Shareholder Litigation to Deter: Sean J. Griffith
Dam building and the World Bank: the evolving battle over partial reform , pp 239-250: Udisha Saklani and Barnaby Joseph Dye
Damages for incompensable harms , pp 439-459: Robert Cooter and David DePianto
Damages to Land: Paul Watkiss, Mike Holland and Katie King
Dan Usher (b. 1934) , pp 284-310: .
Dancing between theory and data: abductive reasoning , pp 274-287: Antonio Díaz Andrade
Dancing degrowth: ‘fleshing out’ a new economy: Julia Pond, Julia Pond and Julia Pond
Dancing in dialogue: The notion of dance in politically fragile contexts , pp 61-75: Rose Martin and Shyrine Ziadeh