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Penalty Clauses and Liquidated Damages: Steven Walt
Penetrating the "Knowledge Filter" in Regional Economies , pp 370-388: Zoltan Acs and Lawrence A. Plummer
Penetrating the knowledge filter in “rust belt” economies , pp 320-343: Zoltan Acs, Lawrence A. Plummer and Ryan Sutter
Pension and Corporate Governance Reforms: Are They Twins?: Mario Catalán
Pension and public finance: progress and challenges: Randong Yuan
Pension annuitization and Social Security claiming , pp 112-131: Michael Hurd, Constantijn W.A. Panis, James Smith and Julie M. Zissimopoulos
Pension Fund Governance: Expertise and Organizational Form: Gordon L. Clark
Pension funds and domestic debt markets in emerging economies , pp 55-71: Jennifer Churchill, Bruno Bonizzi and Annina Kaltenbrunner
Pension funds and private equity real estate: history, performance, pathologies, risks , pp 371-412: Timothy J. Riddiough
Pension funds and retirement benefits in a depressed economy: experience and challenges in Japan: Masaharu Usuki
Pension funds, bonds and gilt market stability: Jennifer Churchill and Bruno Bonizzi
Pension Guarantees, Capital Adequacy and International Risk Sharing: Zvi Bodie
Pension provision, lifetime financial sustainability, care and dignity in old age: legal and economic issues , pp 144-160: E Davis and Rosa M. Lastra
Pension provision: (still) a public task? , pp 95-116: Florian Blank
Pension reform in China: towards social investment , pp 160-176: Joe C. B. Leung and Yuebin Xu
Pension Reform in Hungary , pp 60-92: .
Pension Reform in Korea: Conflict between Social Solidarity and Long-term Financial Sustainability: Yeon Myung Kim and Kyo-seong Kim
Pension Reform in Poland , pp 93-126: .
Pension Reform in Sweden: Radical Reform in a Mature Pension System: Karen M. Anderson
Pension Reform in Taiwan: The Old and the New Politics of Welfare: Chen-Wei Lin
Pension Reform in the Czech Republic , pp 127-148: .
Pension reform in Uruguay, Argentina, and Chile: Juan Cruz Ferre
Pension reforms, tax incentives and saving in Italy: Massimo Baldini, Paolo Bosi, Maria Cecilia Guerra, Carlo Mazzaferro and Paolo Onofri
Pension spending efficiency , pp 177-196: Boele Bonthuis
Pension Supervision: Understanding International Practice and Country Context: Richard P. Hinz and Anca Mataoanu
Pension Systems, Social Transfer Programmes and the Retirement Decision in OECD Countries: Romain Duval
Pension Tax, Savings and Labour Supply , pp 121-140: .
Pensioners to the Casino , pp 109-137: Ronald Dore
Pensions and other social security income transfers , pp 242-262: Christina Behrendt and John Woodall
Pensions and Retirement: Jonathan Barry Forman
Pensions and Savings in a Monetary Union: An Analysis of Capital Flows: Alain Jousten and Florence Legros
People and processes, institutions, and neighborhood change , pp 39-63: .
People and resilience , pp 97-114: .
People and Things: Russell Belk
People and Things: .
People intelligence: Alessandro Inversini
People who ‘give’ make better communities: summary and implications , pp 188-207: .
People with disabilities , pp 236-246: Felix Welti
Peoples Climate Case - families and youth take the EU to court over its failure to address the climate crisis , pp 171-178: Gökşen Şahin
Peoples Republic of China: features and recent evolution of corporate debt , pp 87-107: Ninghua Zhong and Mi Xie
People’s Bank of China: Gilberto Libanio
People’s hopes and fears , pp 101-116: .
People’s Perception of the Social Impacts of the Bejing Olympic Games Before and After 2008: Yingzhi Guo, Chun Zhou and Yuansi Hou
People’s Republic of China , pp 313-344: Siow Yue Chia
People’s Republic of China: Zhang Yunling
PEPs and constitutions as AML instruments , pp 108-114: .
PEPs and the money laundering process in the African context , pp 12-33: .
PEPs and the role of FIUs and regulators , pp 82-107: .
PEPs and the use and abuse of the constitutional power of pardon , pp 198-224: .
PEPs, constitutions and investigating money laundering , pp 139-159: .