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Public–private partnerships in mega-projects: successes and tensions , pp 133-157: Matti Siemiatycki
Public–Private Partnerships in Transport: Antonio Estache, Ellis Juan and Lourdes Trujillo
Public–Private Partnerships: Deciphering Meaning, Message and Phenomenon: Erik-Hans Klijn
Public–Private Partnerships: The Scandinavian Experience: Carsten Greve and Ulrika Mörth
Public–Private Partnerships: The United Nations Experience: Benedicte Bull
Publish a book (or two) , pp 125-134: .
Publish or perish: ideological foundations and perceived benefits , pp 20-36: .
Publish or perish: Origin and perceived benefits , pp 1-17: .
Publish or perish: origin, evolution and conceptual issues , pp 1-19: .
Publish papers , pp 112-124: .
Publishing , pp 344-352: Patrik Wikström and Anette Johansson
Publishing: Christian Hjorth-Andersen
Publishing: Chr. Hjorth-Andersen
Publishing in Journals , pp 89-105: .
Publishing in special issues , pp 122-131: Dallen J. Timothy
Publishing in tourism , pp 2-5: Chris Cooper and C. Michael Hall
Publishing lessons, futures and emerging issues , pp 240-243: Chris Cooper and C. Michael Hall
Publishing qualitative research: Irvin Sam Schonfeld and Joseph J. Mazzola
Pulling up the Early Retirement Anchor in France: Anne-Marie Guillemard and Annie Jolivet
Punishment and penal policies in the People's Republic of China: Enshen Li
Punishment and technocracy: Victor Lund Shammas
Punishment, social norms, and cooperation , pp 155-173: Erte Xiao
Punitive Damages: A. Mitchell Polinsky and Steven Shavell
Punitive Damages and Class Actions: Francesco Parisi and Marta Silvia Cenini
Purchase intention and purchase decision , pp 385-398: .
Purchase price, determination of the purchase price: Petra Butler
Purchase price, payment without request by the buyer: Petra Butler
Purchase price, place of payment: Petra Butler
Purchase price, time of payment: Petra Butler
Purchasing loyalty: Greece and the EU , pp 285-298: Dimitris Bourantonis, Constantine Tsoutsoplides, Dimitris Bourantonis and Constantine Tsoutsoplides
Purchasing Power Parities and their Policy Relevance , pp 301-333: Michael Ward
Purchasing Power Parities for International Comparisons of Output and Productivity in Japan, South Korea, Taiwan and the United States: Marcel Timmer and Gerard Ypma
Purchasing Power Parity: .
Purchasing Power Parity Adjustments for Productivity Level Comparisons , pp 334-366: Bart van Ark and Marcel Timmer
Purchasing practices and business model: Daniel Vaughan-Whitehead
Pure Economic Loss: Jef De Mot
Purpose of central banks: Jane Knodell
Purpose-driven funds , pp 325-347: Homi Kharas Ⓡ and John McArthur
Purpose-led companies in financial services – A case study: Fliss Berridge
Pursuing health rights for distress migrants: harnessing interdisciplinary inputs and legal literacy: Stefano Angeleri
Pursuing safety: Understanding harm, trauma, and interventions in families: Richard P. Barth, Jill Duerr Berrick, Melissa Jonson-Reid, Antonio R. Garcia, Johanna K.P. Greeson, John Gyourko and Brett Drake
Pursuing sustainable urbanization with the decoupled urbanization-emission nexus: evidence from Chinese provinces , pp 221-244: Li He
Pursuit of Security and the Stability of a Keynesian System , pp 117-134: .
Pushing for a More Humane Society: Barbara Bergmann
Putting adaptive resilience to work: measuring regional re-orientation using a matching model , pp 171-189: Dario Diodato and Anet Weterings
Putting an integrated land use transport strategy together , pp 266-292: .
Putting circular ambitions into action: the case of Accus, a small Swedish sign company , pp 266-277: Hervé Corvellec, Maira Babri and Herman I. Stål
Putting emotions to work: challenging the normativity of practices through research methods: Marlyne Sahakian and Laurence Godin
Putting law first: Richard Epstein's contribution to law and economics , pp 203-223: Andrew P. Morriss
Putting the boot into creative cluster theory , pp 241-254: Chris Gibson and Chris Brennan-Horley