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Affordable housing conundrum in India , pp 83-105: Piyush Tiwari and Jyoti Shukla
Affordable Housing, Housing Strategies and Growth Management in Flanders (Belgium): Facts, Policy and Discourses: Jef E.J. Van den Broeck and Han Verschure
Affordable learning: transforming education at the bottom of the pyramid , pp 131-148: James Stanfield
Affordance: Yassine Talaoui and Marko Kohtamäki
Affordances of longitudinal and latitudinal case studies in Indigenous STEAM (ISTEAM) education: Nikki Barry and Megan Bang
Africa , pp 146-154: Jackie Walters
Africa , pp 336-362: Dominic Npoanlari Dagbanja
Africa and the world: continuing or new asymmetries? , pp 112-143: .
Africa South of the Sahara: Mahir Saul
Africa South of the Sahara: Mahir Saul
Africa walking while Asia runs: cobalt nationalism and structural transformation in Indonesia and the DRC: Ben Radley
Africa's Debt: Who Owes Whom? , pp 334-340: James K. Boyce and Leonce Ndikumana
Africa's middle classes: between relative prosperity and persistent precarity , pp 478-492: Manja Hoppe Andreasen
Africa's post-pandemic economic recovery: catch up, dont give up , pp 268-288: Lyal White, Liezl Rees and Nikitta Hahn
Africa: Drug production, drug problems and the legacies of colonialism: Simon Howell, Clemence Rusenga, Gernot Klantschnig and Neil Carrier
Africa: Sad Proof that Institutions Do Matter: Janina Weingarth and Alfred Wiederer
Africa: young people between insecurity and the aspiration for decent jobs , pp 225-235: Babacar Fall
African agency in the Belt and Road Initiative: Kenya’s rail investment as China’s flagship BRI project in Africa , pp 204-224: Uwe Wissenbach
African American cooperatives: from economic survival to economic justice , pp 354-369: Jessica Gordon Nembhard
African American Management History: Simone T. A. Phipps and Leon C. Prieto
African decolonization and world disarmament , pp 85-115: .
African economic development: challenges and successes (a look at the data) , pp 30-40: James T. Murphy and Pádraig Carmody
African forests and global net-zero transitions: Michael Addaney, Samuel Nana Safo Kantanka and Rachel Yeboah Nketiah
African Monetary Union: Salewa ‘Yinka Olawoye
African regionalisms as flexible legal regimes , pp 169-199: .
African regionalisms: exploring the drivers and actors , pp 15-35: .
African transnational diaspora entrepreneurship in the United Kingdom , pp 208-219: Juliana Siwale, Ursula F. Ott and Olu Aluko
African Union: Tsion Tadesse Abebe and Lea von Martius
African Union and ECOWAS: Kristen Boon and Nickolas Eburne
Africapitalism , pp 543-556: Stefan Ouma
Africa’s comparative advantage , pp 11-21: Paul Collier
After Fordism, what? Capitalism at the end of the century: beyond the myths , pp 10-32: Riccardo Bellofiore
After Reconstruction , pp 118-188: .
After the bust: The outlook for macroeconomics and Macroeconomic policy , pp 275-288: .
After the Crash of 2008: Financial Reform in an Age of Plutocracy: Robert Prasch
After the crises and in front of climate change: Should the independence and mandate of the ECB be reviewed?: Etienne Farvaque
After the Crisis: Financial Sector Reform in the EU: Maria Teresa Fábregas Fernández
After the Facts: Decisions and Commentary , pp 226-240: .
After the Fall: Regulatory Lessons from the Global Financial Crisis: John W. Cioffi
After the Gold Rush: Prospects for Africa, Economic Recovery and Long Term Growth: Fantu Cheru
After the Great Crash: socialism versus liberal solidarity: Geoffrey M. Hodgson
After the ribbon cutting: governing public–private partnerships in the medium- to long-term , pp 161-191: .
After-school classes in Korea: effects on the demand for private tutoring and academic performance , pp 181-232: Hisam Kim
Afterword , pp 241-241: .
Afterword , pp 180-183: .
Afterword , pp 181-193: .
Afterword: fragmented organizations in the society of organizations , pp 426-434: John W. Meyer
Afterword: reflections on where we have been and where we are going: Michael R. Baumann
Afterword: urban deathscapes - bodies, ritual spaces, urban inequalities, pressures, and opportunities , pp 198-203: Avril Maddrell
Ag-gag laws: Caitlin M. Foley