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Reparations for cultural heritage destruction at the ICC and the limits of human rights , pp 282-305: Marina Lostal
Reparations in the form of restitution and compensation before selected human rights mechanisms: Gentian Zyberi
Repatriating back home: implications of local and global value chains on backshoring readiness , pp 310-326: Bella Belerivana Nujen, Deodat Edward Mwesiumo and Hans Arthur Solli-S√¶ther
Repeal , pp 309-310: Apostolos Anthimos
Repeated disappearance: why was progressivism forgotten in Japanese economics? , pp 84-97: Hidetomi Tanaka
Replicator Dynamics: John Metcalfe
Reply all, tweets and social media: technological friends for developing a professional identity that need to be treated with care , pp 62-63: Hugh T.J. Bainbridge
Repo market and primary dealers: derisking in the Brazilian Central Bank's liquidity management: Cyro Faccin, Daphnae Helena Picoli and Bruno De Conti
Reporting: Vera Hennefeld and Ralph Meiers
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Reporting duty for lawyers versus legal privilege – unresolved tension , pp 426-434: Maaike Stouten and André Tilleman
Reporting of zakat and charitable activities in Islamic banks: theory and practice in a multi- cultural setting , pp 163-192: Mamunur Rashid, M. Kabir Hassan, How Shi Min and G.M. Wali Ullah
REPowerEU , pp 128-143: Rosalba Famà
Representation and voice in two feminised health professions , pp 265-278: Cécile Guillaume and Gill Kirton
Representation of space in Google Maps: the case of Poznań: Maciej Główczyński
Representations in service design , pp 19-26: Johan Blomkvist
Representations of dual carbon goals in English-language news reporting by China’s official media , pp 199-219: Guofeng Wang, Can Cui and Yingzi Qu
Representations of nouveau riche consumption, class reproduction, and the discourse of civility: Jennifer Smith Maguire
Representations, frames and the dynamics of routines: rethinking routines as artifacts , pp 278-296: Massimo Egidi, Luigi Marengo and Giacomo Sillari
Representative Agent and Social Planner , pp 93-118: .
Representing animal advocates in the US: Pamela A. Vesilind
Representing games , pp 8-26: .
Representing infrastructural violence: artistic engagements with Lebanon’s waste crisis , pp 255-270: Hanna Baumann
Representing the queer rural home: lesbian homemaking in rural Tasmania, Australia , pp 250-266: Ruby Grant and Briohny Walker
Reprise: History is not Destiny , pp 156-159: .
Reprise: the new global politics of research , pp 158-177: .
Reproducibility and replicability in spatial science , pp 518-527: Michael F. Goodchild
Reproducing homes: intergenerational transmission of marriage and relationship legacy , pp 97-120: Mark Regnerus
Reproducing spatial inequality: opening the dialogue between perspectives: Linda M. Lobao and Gregory Hooks
Reproduction , pp 145-155: Roberto Fineschi
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Reproductive work against productivism from the Decent Work Agenda to the SDGs , pp 163-174: Alessandra Mezzadri
Republic of Korea: Inkyo Cheong and Jungran Cho
Republicanism , pp 153-165: Cary J. Nederman
Repurchase agreement: Philip Pilkington
Reputation, Information and Confidence: The Political Economy of Pharmaceutical Regulation: Daniel Carpenter
Reputation, Leadership and Communities of Practice: The Case of Open Source Software Development: Paul Muller
Reputation, Trust and Relational Centrality in Local Networks: An Evolutionary Geography Perspective: Stefano Denicolai, Antonella Zucchella and Gabriele Cioccarelli
Requests for Leniency in the EU: Experience and Legal Puzzles: Dirk Schroeder and Silke Heinz
Requirements arising from membership of the European Community: .
Requirements for SME Information Technology , pp 158-189: Craig Van Slyke, Christopher Conca and Kenneth Trimmer
Reregulating for inclusive labour markets , pp 31-62: Jill Rubery
Resale Rights: Victor Ginsburgh
Rescue financing as a ‘filtering tool’: Lydia Tsioli
Rescuing privately owned animals in extreme distress: Pamela A. Vesilind
Rescuing the auto industry , pp 212-247: .
Research: Malcolm Tight
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Research and development: Hiroyuki Shibusawa and Mingji Cui
Research and development subsidies , pp 420-424: Hanna Hottenrott