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Anchored clusters: the rise and fall of solar PV agglomerations , pp 75-92: .
Anchoring and Yea-saying with Private Goods: An Experiment: Ian Bateman, Alistair Munro, Bruce Rhodes, Chris Starmer and Robert Sugden
Anchoring international business through urban and regional policies , pp 142-154: Luís Carvalho
Anchoring: a historical perspective on frugal innovation , pp 28-42: Miguel John Versluys and Ineke Sluiter
Anchors Aweigh: From Real to Nominal Money and from Market to Government Stabilization: Edward J. Nell
Ancient Greece , pp 178-188: Rebecca LeMoine
Ancient Rome , pp 189-198: Dean Hammer
Ancillary Sectors within Agriculture: Fisheries , pp 100-127: .
Ancillary Sectors within Agriculture: Forestry , pp 128-156: .
Ancillary Sectors within Agriculture: Livestock , pp 74-99: .
And Many Others … , pp 209-214: .
Angelo Messedaglia , pp 239-256: Anna Pellanda
Angel–entrepreneur relationships: demystifying their conflicts , pp 176-198: Veroniek Collewaert
Anglo-Saxon Capitalism in Crisis? Models of Liberal Capitalism and the Preconditions for Financial Stability: Sue Konzelmann and Marc Fovargue-Davies
Anglophonic labour geography: Kendra Strauss
Angola: Robert Fowler
Animal advocacy in the European Union: Camilla Björkbom
Animal agriculture and climate change – legal developments: Daina Bray and Philine Qian
Animal control laws in the US: Michael Swistara
Animal cruelty – abuse and neglect: Yolanda Eisenstein
Animal ethics: Lori Gruen
Animal law movement: Joyce Tischler
Animal law unveiled: defining a new era of legal advocacy: Birgitta Wahlberg and Pamela D. Frasch
Animal political parties: Tess Vickery
Animal protection and information avoidance , pp 109-128: Richard Völker and Sven Grüner
Animal rights and human rights – an impossible equation?: Elina Pirjatanniemi
Animal rights and indigenous traditions in the century of anthropocentrism: Mari-Ann Susi
Animal rights and the rights of nature: between law and politics: Cezary Błaszczyk
Animal sentience, cognition and the law: Lori Marino
Animal welfare in EU agriculture , pp 19-64: .
Animals and food production from a United States perspective: Jessica Chapman
Animals and international law: a rhetorical perspective: Tero Kivinen
Animals and religious ethics: Andrew Linzey and Clair Linzey
Animals and religious traditions: Olav Hammer and Karen Swartz-Hammer
Animals and the US Constitution – the First Amendment: David B. Rosengard
Animals as personal property: David Favre
Animals in research and testing in the US: Paul A. Locke
Animals in scientific research: an analysis from the perspective of Swiss law: Vanessa Gerritsen
Animals used in research – EU and international law: Alice Di Concetto
Animation industry in China: managed creativity or state discourse? , pp 276-292: Anthony Y.-H. Fung and Vicky Ho
Anne-Robert-Jacques Turgot (1727–1781): Gilbert Faccarello
Annotated bibliography and additional resources , pp 153-186: .
Annual evaluation plans and their role in strengthening the institutionalization of evaluation: the case of Mexico: Gabriela Rentería Flores
Annuities for an ageing world , pp 13-48: David McCarthy and Olivia Mitchell
Annuity risk: volatility and inflation exposure in payments from immediate life annuities , pp 93-111: Chris Soares and Mark Warshawsky
Annulment , pp 488-503: Marek Jeżewski
Another set of eyes: the role of intermediaries in doing qualitative research in low-income settings in emerging markets , pp 131-146: Ira Chatterjee, Minna Halme, Rebecca Piekkari and Marleen Wierenga
Ansett's superannuation fund: a case study in insolvency: Shauna Ferris
Antecedents of catch-up during trajectory shift in the medium-low-technology industry: a longitudinal study of the Chinese textile industry , pp 186-208: Jiajia Liu, Andrew Tylecote and Yangao Xiao
Anthropogenic influences on atmospheric CO2 , pp 287-326: David Hendry and Felix Pretis