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Criminal law enforcement through AI: Serena Quattrocolo
Criminal law extraterritoriality , pp 310-325: Anthony J. Colangelo
Criminal Networks: Lessons from the Madoff Case: Jürgen G. Backhaus
Criminal Penalties , pp 75-108: Mark Cohen
Criminal Procedure: Thomas J. Miceli
Criminal Procedure: Empirical Analysis: Thomas J. Miles
Criminal violence and alcohol beverage control: evidence from an international study , pp 309-334: Sara Markowitz
Criminalisation of sanctions violation: Jacob Öberg
Criminalization and Leniency: Will the Combination Favourably Affect Cartel Stability?: Patrick Massey
Criminalization of Cartels and their Internal Organization: Giancarlo Spagnolo
Criminalizing abortion as a contested human rights issue , pp 75-84: .
Crimmigration: José A. Brandariz
Crises: Silvia Sanasi
Crises and globalization: the delineation of a new path , pp 19-32: Bernadette Andreosso-O’Callaghan and Daniel Rajmil
Crises and the production of multiple privatizations in UK higher education , pp 359-374: Susan L. Robertson and Michele Martini
Crises and transformations: suggestions from Karl Polanyis works , pp 46-59: Michele Cangiani
Crises in international business: a new perspective , pp 27-49: .
Crises in the periphery of the global system , pp 110-120: .
Crises in theory and in reality: Geoffrey M. Hodgson
Crises now and then: what lessons from the last era of financial globalization?: Barry Eichengreen and Michael D. Bordo
Crises, Capital Controls and Financial Integration: Eduardo Levy-Yeyati, Sergio Schmukler and Neeltje Van Horen
Crises, conditionality, and the commodification of local public services: the case of Italy: Darragh Golden
Crises, violence and vulnerabilities for refugees in Europe , pp 177-187: Jane Freedman
Crises: The European Monetary Union Needs a Government Banker , pp 149-165: .
Crisis: Tim van de Meerendonk
Crisis: Jeremiah Morelock and Felipe Ziotti Narita
Crisis aid to banks in Germany , pp 219-241: Sven Frisch
Crisis and Exclusionary Growth in Europe’s ‘East’: Max Spoor
Crisis and Opportunity: Emerging Economies and the Financial Stability Board: Enrique R. Carrasco
Crisis and penal policymaking in England and Wales: Harry Annison and Thomas Guiney
Crisis Avoidance: The Post-Washington Consensus Agenda , pp 106-124: Louis-Philippe Rochon
Crisis construals and crisis recovery in the North Atlantic financial crisis , pp 395-439: .
Crisis finance in Eurasia: the Eurasian Fund for Stabilization and Development , pp 108-121: Barbara Fritz and Laurissa Mühlich
Crisis in Turkey: Aggravating a Segmented Labour Market and Creating New Inequalities: Seyhan Erdodu
Crisis Management: .
Crisis management and administrative reforms: lessons from Hong Kong and Singapore , pp 182-206: Anthony B. L. Cheung and Donald Low
Crisis management and economic policy shifts in Hungary after 2010 , pp 142-156: Barnabás Virág
Crisis of capitalism , pp 1-28: .
Crisis of capitalism: social welfare states or socialist states as the way forward? , pp 371-384: Dennis Raphael and Toba Bryant
Crisis theory , pp 90-95: Simon Clarke
Crisis, deregulation and the rise of the gig economy: Greek industrial relations and social partnership under stress? , pp 93-112: Maria Mexi and Chara Kokkinou
Crisis, Employment and Poverty in the Middle East and North Africa: Mahmood Messkoub
Crisis, structural change and new conditions for growth , pp 19-37: Lennart Schön
Criteria for Financial Stability - -The European View: Andreas Dombret
Criteria for Financial Stability - A US View: Nathan Sheets
Criteria for purchase decisions , pp 300-342: .
Critical analysis of the contribution of Integrated Reporting (IR) to sustainability , pp 210-223: Charl de Villiers and Ruth Dimes
Critical and intersectional approaches in social policy: uses for social work: Joe Whelan
Critical aspects of the transfer , pp 24-54: .
Critical biography: David C. Jacobs