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Libya: Thomas Kruiper
Licensing of copyright works in a bargaining model , pp 107-117: Richard Watt
Licensing Options for Digital Dividend Spectrum: An Australian Perspective: Benoit Freyens
Licensing Regimes in the Postal Sector: The Impact of the Recent EC Proposal for a Third Postal Directive: Joost Vantomme and Alessandra Fratini
Life after gold: currency regimes of the 1930s , pp 62-94: .
Life After Longbridge? Crisis and Restructuring in the West Midlands Auto Cluster , pp 129-154: David Bailey and Seiji Kobayashi
Life after traffic law , pp 130-143: .
Life and activities , pp 3-9: Peter D. Groenewegen
Life and health of the public: a field in motion , pp 228-244: Kevin Barnett
Life and Philosophy: Hirofumi Uzawa
Life cycle and life cycle perspective: David Hysi
Life cycle assessment , pp 60-76: Noémie Leroy-Parmentier, Pia Wiche and Guido Sonnemann
Life cycle assessment: David Hysi
Life cycle costing: Anna Luthin
Life cycle costing , pp 77-88: Erasmo Cadena and Gwenny Thomassen
Life cycle crowns: Blanca Corona
Life cycle impact assessment: Roland Meyer
Life cycle impact assessment: Roberto Rosa, Carlo Ingrao and Anna Maria Ferrari
Life cycle interpretation: Blanca Corona
Life cycle inventory: Umberto Arena, Filomena Ardolino and Francesco Parrillo
Life cycle inventory analysis modelling in LCSA: from basic aspects to advanced techniques , pp 180-202: Thomas Schaubroeck and Enrico Benetto
Life cycle sustainability assessment: Jana Gerta Backes
Life cycle sustainability assessment for decision-making: Luoqin Liu, Alessandro Manzardo and Junzhang Wu
Life cycle sustainability assessment of emerging mobility technologies: perspective, challenges, and future directions , pp 304-315: Nuri C. Onat and Murat Kucukvar
Life cycle sustainability management in policy frameworks - responsible sourcing , pp 316-326: Lucia Mancini, Andreas Endl and Alexander Graf
Life cycle sustainability thinking for measuring and assessing circularity towards sustainable procurement , pp 370-377: Claudia Peña, Sven-Olof Ryding, Sigita Židonienė and Jair Santillán Saldivar
Life cycle thinking: Blanca Corona
Life skills development and transfer of dual career athletes: Hee Jung Hong
Life spans - How to determine participation across the life span in the context of sub-Saharan poverty , pp 204-218: Bronwyn Sumption
Life story: Hellen Cordeiro Alves Marquezini
Life-cycle changes in the rate of time preference: testing the theory of endogenous preferences and its relevance to adolescent substance use , pp 155-178: David M. Bishai
Lifecycle personal finance research: Thomas Idzorek and Paul D. Kaplan
Lifecycles, support systems, and generational flows: patterns and change: Ronald Lee and Andrew Mason
Lifelong learning and employers: reskilling older workers , pp 463-473: John Field and Roy Canning
Lifting the burden: fundamental tax reform and US economic growth , pp 13-39: Dale Jorgenson and Kun-Young Yun
Lifting the veil I - reflecting on Covid-19 in Africa , pp 309-321: Elias Kifon Bongmba
Lifting the veil II-religion at the intersection of food security, health and well-being: from the field , pp 322-336: Craig Stewart and Nadine Bowers Du Toit
Lifting the veil: rethinking the classification of developing economies for competition law and policy , pp 51-82: Tamar Indig and Michal S. Gal
Light rail: Axel Kühn
Lightening Up on Market Definition: David Evans
Lighting , pp 191-216: .
Lights, Camera, Action: Advancing Liberal Arts Values…Entrepreneurially: Lynnette Claire
Liminal refuge in the land of (decreasing) opportunity , pp 146-158: Stephanie J. Nawyn and Breanne Leigh Grace
Liminality, purpose, and psychological ownership: board decision practices as a route to stewardship , pp 41-62: Donald Nordberg
Limitations of monetary policies in open developing economies: external capital inflows and sterilisation policies , pp 59-77: Noemi Levy-Orlik
Limitations of spatial policy: Jean-Michel Guldmann
Limitations to Keynesian Demand Management through Monetary Policy: Whither Cartesian Policy Control?: Arne Heise
Limitations, and future research , pp 175-176: .
Limited and Regulating Principles: .
Limited attention and financial decision-making , pp 17-35: Alexander Nekrasov, Siew Hong Teoh and Shijia Wu