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Population Density and the Positive Theory of Property , pp 119-122: .
Population flows and semi-urbanization , pp 188-226: .
Population, economic change, and environmental security , pp 168-191: Clement A. Tisdell
Population, economic growth, globalisation and conservation: a concluding perspective: .
Population, Migration, and Globalization: .
Population, Poverty and CO2 Emissions in Asia: An Overview: Moazzem Hossain and Eliyathamby Selvanathan
Population, poverty and responsible social protection issues of Asia , pp 26-53: Moazzem Hossain
Population, resources and energy in the global economy: a vindication of Herman Daly’s vision , pp 65-82: Jonathan Harris
Population, sample and survey mode: .
Population, wealth, and economicgrowth in Asia and the Pacific , pp 32-82: Andrew Mason and Sang-Hyop Lee
Population-based financing: the future of healthcare? , pp 129-149: Peter Bogetoft, Misja Mikkers and Victoria Shestalova
Population: Policy and Ethics: .
Populism and anti-populism in the United States , pp 72-83: Charles Postel
Populism and emotions , pp 314-324: Emmy Eklundh
Populism and political parties , pp 267-277: Giovanni Barbieri
Populism and religion , pp 469-480: Konstantinos Papastathis
Populism and social movements , pp 278-290: Donatella della Porta and Martín Portos
Populism and the commons , pp 481-493: Alexandros Kioupkiolis
Populism and the welfare state , pp 41-53: Cristóbal Rovira Kaltwasser and Lisa Zanotti
Populism as a political strategy , pp 154-165: Kurt Weyland
Populism in Africa , pp 444-455: Sishuwa Sishuwa
Populism in Southeast Asia , pp 433-443: Dakila Kim P. Yee and Nicole Curato
Populism through surveys: personality, attitudes and behaviour , pp 336-346: Patricia Rehus, Maria Tsigkou, Steven M. Van Hauwaert and Ioannis Andreadis
Populism, business and the transformation of network governance: Glenn Morgan and Magnus Feldmann
Populism, democracy and ‘the people’ , pp 11-22: Geneviève Nootens
Populism, music and the arts , pp 516-526: Anna Schwenck and Mario Dunkel
Populist constitutionalism , pp 226-238: Akritas Kaidatzis
Populist democracy or populist dictatorship? , pp 373-384: Paul Lucardie
Populist leadership and charisma , pp 291-302: William Mazzarella
Populist political communication , pp 303-313: Niko Hatakka
Populist sensibilities before ‘populism’: populism’s historic predecessors , pp 49-60: Federico Tarragoni
Populists at the G20 and G7: informal cooperation in turbulent times , pp 124-142: Alex Andrione-Moylan and Jan Wouters
Port Corporatisation and Privatisation: China’s Experience , pp 73-93: Min Qiu
Port Performance in Changing Logistics Environments: Measurement Development and Model Testing: Su-Han Woo and Stephen Pettit
Port Reform and Privatisation in Korea , pp 138-151: Dong-Wook Song
Port Reform in Singapore: Towards Privatisation? , pp 110-119: Jose Tongzon
Porter’s Diamond and Small Nations in the Global Economy: Ireland as a Case Study: John Cassidy, Frank Barry and Chris van Egeraat
Portfolio and program governance , pp 308-317: Miia Martinsuo
Portfolio and Short-term Capital Inflows to the New and Potential EU Countries: Patterns and Determinants: Mara Pirovano, Jacques Vanneste and Andre Van Poeck
Portfolio Choice, Markets and Liquidity Preference , pp 13-36: .
Portfolio Choices of Governments , pp 92-109: .
Portfolio opportunities and choice: Sherif Sulemana, Hong Bo and Joshua Yindenaba Abor
Portfolio optimization: theory and practical implementation , pp 45-72: William T. Ziemba
Portfolio Restructuring Based on Strategic Relatedness between Businesses: A Suggestion for the Chaebol , pp 249-276: Ji-Hwan Lee and Costas Markides
Portfolio Theory , pp 117-146: .
Portraying the accountant in popular culture: reflections on The Accountant (2016) movie , pp 253-264: Ingrid Jeacle
Ports, cities and the global maritime infrastructure , pp 354-366: Markus Hesse and Evan McDonough
Ports, infrastructure, and logistics: Vinzenz Bäumer Escobar
Portugal and Spain , pp 419-457: Miguel Sousa Ferro and Francisco Marcos Fernandez
Portugal: Structural reforms interrupted by austerity , pp 411-448: Helena Rato