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Public health and public choice: Peter T. Leeson and Henry A. Thompson
Public health and space: Hanxue Wei
Public health and wellbeing in tourism policy: myths and reality , pp 170-203: Wei Weng and WiesäÇaw Alejziak
Public health critical race praxis and methodological counterstorytelling: Natalie J. Bradford, Rebekah Israel Cross, James Huỳnh, Taylor B. Rogers and Mienah Z. Sharif
Public health, active transport, and land use , pp 332-349: Kevin Manaugh, E.O.D. Waygood and Luc Pellecuer
Public history , pp 86-103: Serge Noiret
Public infrastructures for equalizing capability in an ageing society: Tadashi Yagi
Public Innovation with Care: A Quantitative Approach: Lars Fuglsang, Jeppe Højland and John Storm Pederson
Public inquiry in social sciences: a pragmatist outlook , pp 23-41: Daniel Cefaï
Public institutions and home-based teleworking in times of pandemic: a case study at the University of Valencia , pp 349-363: Isabel Pla-Julián
Public Interest and the Public Domain in an Era of Corporate Dominance: Fiona Macmillan
Public intervention for cultural heritage: normative issues and tools , pp i-i: Françoise Benhamou
Public Investment: .
Public investments: Jolta Kacani
Public knowledge, private knowledge: the intellectual capital of entrepreneurs , pp 113-126: Albert Link and Christopher Ruhm
Public Knowledge, Private Property and the Economics of High-tech Consortia: Case Studies in Bio-Medical Research , pp 192-207: Maurice Cassier and Dominique Foray
Public law: Geoffrey Samuel
Public law and economics: a necessary encounter , pp 1-20: .
Public Law and Public Choice: Critique and Rapprochement: Jerry Mashaw
Public liquidity backstop: Andrea Carrera
Public management , pp 67-79: Denita Cepiku and Marco Amici
Public management and regulatory governance: problems of policy transfer to developing countries: Martin Minogue
Public management and the promotion of health-enhancing physical activity: an introduction to impact orientation: Curdin Derungs and Ruth Nieffer
Public management challenges with the emergency response for people with disability during COVID-19 , pp 312-324: Sophie Yates and Helen Dickinson
Public management for social inclusion , pp 76-93: Maureen Mackintosh
Public Management Reform and Employee Voice in UK Public Services: Geoff White, Paul Dennison, David Farnham and Sylvia Horton
Public Management Reform in Hong Kong: Anthony B.L. Cheung
Public Management Reform in Norway: Reluctance and Tensions: Tom Christensen and Per Lægreid
Public Management Reform in the United Kingdom: Great Leaps, Small Steps and Policies as Their Own Cause: Kai Wegrich
Public management reforms in Brazil: innovations, paralysis, and setbacks in the last 25 years , pp 373-389: Pedro Cavalcante
Public management: towards a radical agenda , pp 117-131: Robert Chambers
Public Mandatory and Private Voluntary Standards: Challenge or Opportunity for Small-scale Farmers’ Participation in Global Supply Chains?: Margret Will
Public officials’ trust in citizens: a review of the literature: Koen Migchelbrink and Steven Van de Walle
Public Opinion and the Interpretation of the World Trade Organisation’s Agreement on Sanitary and Phytosanitary Measures: Caroline E. Foster
Public opinion in the gray zone , pp 174-200: Catarina P. Thomson
Public ownership in the American city: Edward L. Glaeser
Public participation in local governance: formal and deliberative institutions , pp 139-151: Ceren Ergenc
Public participation: success and failure: Elizelle Juanee Cilliers
Public Pension Reform and Contractual Agreements in Sweden: From Defined Benefit to Defined Contribution: Edward Palmer and Eskil Wadensjö
Public Pension Reform in the United States: R. Kent Weaver
Public perception dynamics in renewable energy: theoretical framework and comparative insight: John A. Paravantis, Niκoletta Kontoulis and Giouli Mihalakakou
Public perception of food safety risks under WTO law: a normative perspective , pp 270-303: Alberto Alemanno
Public perceptions of AI: Pascal D. Koenig
Public perceptions, risk communication and biotechnology: Christine R. Deane
Public Personnel Policies and Personnel Administration: Jorgen Gronnegaard Christensen and Robert Gregory
Public Planning of Mega-Projects: Overestimation of Demand and Underestimation of Costs: Bent Flyvbjerg
Public policies and private foundations: payout rates and the (dreaded) excise tax , pp 62-86: Patrick Rooney, Richard Sansing and Jon Bergdoll
Public Policies for Industrial Districts and Clusters: Mikel Landabaso and Stuart Rosenfeld
Public policies for the social and solidarity economy: Rafael Chaves-Avila, Juan R. Gallego-Bono, Belen Catala Estada and Teresa Savall Morera
Public policies to orient science, technology, and innovation in healthcare towards inclusive development: evidence from Brazil , pp 86-108: Cecilia Tomassini Urti