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Long-term Sustainability: .
Long-term upstream gas supply and purchase agreements and competition law considerations , pp 39-54: Kim Talus and Aikaterini Florou
Longer lives with long-term care needs: research needed to tackle the care gap , pp 183-202: Giovanni Lamura and Henk Nies
Longer-run Aspects of Kaleckian Macroeconomics: Tracy Mott
Longevity Expectations and Death: Can People Predict Their Own Demise? , pp 146-154: V. Kerry Smith, Donald H. Taylor and Frank A. Sloan
Longevity risk in living benefits , pp 132-167: Ermanno Pitacco
Longitudinal designs: describing and predicting change: Duygu Biricik Gulseren and E. Kevin Kelloway
Longitudinal effects on individual influences in women's pursuit of computer science education , pp 386-397: Jeria L. Quesenberry
Longitudinal research: Emanuela Sala and Daniele Zaccaria
Look and feel: graphics , pp 126-147: .
Look and feel: language , pp 106-125: .
Look back in hope? Reassessing Fordism today , pp 192-210: Radhika Desai
Looking (back) to the future of interpretive criminology: Julien Grayer and Stacey Hannem
Looking ahead , pp 272-276: .
Looking ahead in personal finance: Sonya Lutter and Meghaan Lurtz
Looking Ahead – Challenges and Opportunities: George Kimball and Mark W. Heaphy
Looking ahead: Toward a smaller, smarter, stronger child welfare system: Richard P. Barth, Jill Duerr Berrick, Melissa Jonson-Reid, Antonio R. Garcia, Johanna K.P. Greeson, John Gyourko and Brett Drake
Looking at the Crisis through Marx – Or Is It the Other Way About?: Ben Fine
Looking back on 30 years of transition - and looking 30 years ahead , pp 2-6: Robert Holzmann
Looking back while moving forward , pp 121-130: .
Looking back, redefining the future: an overview of the state of play of green structural transformation and the factors critical to its success , pp 1-24: Elina Scheja and Kee Beom Kim
Looking backward: David Reisman
Looking backwards in order to peer forwards , pp 435-458: .
Looking beyond conventional intergovernmental fiscal frameworks: principles, realities, and neglected issues , pp 64-100: Paul Smoke
Looking for evidence of landfill tax effectiveness in the European Union , pp 227-243: Samuela Bassi and Emma Watkins
Looking for the American dream? An intercultural management perspective on the business diaspora at the USA–Mexico border , pp 246-266: Óscar Javier Montiel Méndez and Araceli Almaraz Alvarado
Looking forward and back: building futures and encoding pasts in governance , pp 185-199: .
Looking Forward to Working Longer in Australia: Sol Encel
Looking forward: Hales and Milles: David Reisman
Looking forward: strategically advancing subnational government climate action: Paul Smoke, Jorge Martinez-Vazquez and Serdar Yilmaz
Looking inside entrepreneurial ecosystem coordination events: a policy assemblage approach , pp 429-445: Stephen Knox
Looking like a common market: the EU as a model for Andean economic integration , pp 304-319: René Urueña and Rafael Tamayo-Álvarez
Looking to the future – concluding thoughts: David Westlake, Michael Sanders and Vanessa Hirneis
Loot boxes, esports, and gambling laws: Leonid Shmatenko, Oleksandr Volkov and Rodolphe Ruffié-Farrugia
Lorenz von Stein (1815–90): Heinz Grossekettler
Losing the Lands of Plenty? Time Scale and Discounting in Environmental Governance: Sarah Lumley
Loss of Technological Leadership of Rentier Economies , pp 249-272: Sjak Smulders
Lost in Space, Out of Time: Why and How We Should Study Organizations Comparatively , pp 59-82: .
Lost in transitions? , pp 194-199: Cristina Alvarado-Alvarez and Martin C. Euwema
Lost in translation: transforming healthcare information for the digital and cloud domains , pp 214-236: Terry Sheung-Hung Kaan
Louis Bachelier (1870–1946): Alain Beraud
Low carbon development and energy security in Africa , pp 462-482: Chukwumerije Okereke and Tariya Yusuf
Low carbon energy for development network (LCEDN) , pp 137-149: Ed Brown, Ben Campbell, Jon Cloke, Joni Cook, Simon Batchelor and Long Seng To
Low Carbon Green Growth and Energy Policy in Korea: Jin-Gyu Oh
Low divorce incidence in Greece: facts and figures: Haris Symeonidou
Low Innovation Intensity, High Growth and Specialized Trajectories: Norway: Terje Grønning, Svein Erik Moen and Dorothy Sutherland Olsen
Low interest rates, monetary policy and the close links with fiscal policy , pp 58-72: Enrique Alberola
Low Pay and Household Poverty During Ireland’s Economic Boom: Brian Nolan
Low-carbon economy: dark age or golden age? , pp 682-708: Roger Fouquet
Low-carbon technologies, national innovation systems, and global production networks: the state of play , pp 281-296: Llewelyn Hughes and Rainer Quitzow