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Law and economics of settlement , pp 330-359: Abraham L. Wickelgren
Law and Economics of the Monetary Union: .
Law and economics of the SPS Agreement: a critical perspective , pp 164-206: Alessandra Arcuri
Law and economics: the contributions of the Austrian School of Economics , pp 3-26: Peter Boettke and Todd J. Zywicki
Law and ethics: the banks fiduciary duty towards retail customers , pp 214-236: Ruth Plato-Shinar
Law and liberation: Legal consciousness and legal mobilization in post-communist Europe , pp 102-117: Mihaela _erban
Law and Order, Business Climate, Economic Freedom and Country Risk: .
Law and Regulation: The Role, Form and Choice of Legal Rules: Margit Cohn
Law and Regulatory Aspects of Public–Private Partnerships: Contract Law and Public Procurement Law: Christina D. Tvarnø
Law and religion , pp 208-216: Amelia J. Uelmen
Law and Social Economics: A Coasean Perspective: David Campbell and Matthias Klaes
Law as a discipline: Geoffrey Samuel
Law as a kite: managing legal pluralism in the context of Islamic finance , pp 15-31: Werner Menski
Law enforcement and search and rescue animals: Katya A. Sargeant
Law in the Age of Governance: Regulation, Networks and Lawyers: Patrick Schmidt
Law of actions: Geoffrey Samuel
Law of armed conflict: purposes and principles , pp 142-162: .
Law of obligations (1): Geoffrey Samuel
Law of obligations (2): Geoffrey Samuel
Law of persons: Geoffrey Samuel
Law of things: Geoffrey Samuel
Law on prevention and control of environmental pollution by solid wastes , pp 139-161: Hou Jiaru
Law on prevention of toxic and harmful substances pollution , pp 114-138: Hou Jiaru
Law's new cartographies: spatialization, digital borders and spaces of vulnerability , pp 92-116: Peer Zumbansen
Law, development, and finance , pp 22-46: .
Law, economics and antitrust , pp 1-30: .
Law, economics, and the burden(s) of proof , pp 305-329: Eric L. Talley
Law, Government, and Policy: .
Law, John: Nikolay Nenovsky
Law, John: .
Law, justice and republic: the French republican model of judicial regulation: Christian Barrère
Law, regulation and the economy: the impact of legal norms and regulations on economic actions and outcomes , pp 125-143: Linzi Berkowitz and Harland Prechel
Law, rights and development , pp 301-334: John Linarelli
Law, social norms, and standards: Their nexus with government and their impact on the economic performance of nation states , pp 39-77: Nicholas Mercuro
Law: the differentiated religion in the constitutional right to religious freedom , pp 155-195: .
Laws on Trade in Services in Korea: Joon-Gi Kim
Laws, regulations and institutions , pp 219-246: .
Lawyers and incentives , pp 44-64: .
Lawyers and social movements in Taiwan: Two waves of mobilization and two generations of activist lawyers , pp 71-86: Ching-Fang Hsu
Lawyers are from Mars, data scientists are from Venus: promoting responsible AI on Earth: Hofit Wasserman-Rozen and Karni Chagal-Feferkorn
Lay judges: John Bell
Lay people’s and children’s theories of money , pp 11-25: Agata Gąsiorowska
Layered models , pp 73-77: .
LCSA in the regions - state of the art, mainstreaming conditions and upscaling approaches , pp 393-408: Sonia Valdivia, Natalia A. Cano-Londoño, Iveth Rojas and Guido Sonnemann
LCSA: how to carry it out and integrate and communicate its results - illustration with four case studies , pp 262-278: Mike Ashby
LDCs versus DCs: Trade and Growth , pp 275-291: Ad Kolnaar
Lead markets, international business and frugal innovation , pp 296-312: Rajnish Tiwari and Cornelius Herstatt
Leader and leadership development for healthcare managers , pp 647-664: Ann Mahon
Leaders as allies for equality, diversity, and inclusion: effective and ineffective approaches to allyship as a global diversity intervention , pp 233-248: Mustafa F. Özbilgin, Cihat Erbil and Itır Aykut
Leaders in plain sight: what the experiences of early career social workers tell us about leadership in Scottish social work: Scott Grant, Trish McCulloch and Maura Daly