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The law and economics of employment protection legislation , pp 330-356: Simon Deakin
The Law and Economics of Executive Compensation: Theory and Evidence: David I. Walker
The law and economics of liability insurance: A theoretical and empirical review , pp 169-196: Tom Baker and Peter Siegelman
The Law and Economics of Marital Property: Martin Zelder
The Law and Economics of Monopolization Standards: Keith N. Hylton
The Law and Economics of Predatory Pricing: Bruce Kobayashi
The Law and Economics of Professional Regulation: What Does the Theory Teach China?: Niels J. Philipsen
The Law and Economics of Regulatory Competition: Jonathan Klick
The law and economics of rule reform , pp 92-108: Christopher Coyne
The Law and Economics of the Free Movement of Persons in the European Union: Herbert Brücker and Thomas Eger
The law and regulation of internships in South Africa , pp 130-144: Mahlatse Innocent Maake-Malatji
The law and worker voice in the gig economy , pp 73-92: Alan Bogg and Ricardo Buendia
The law enforcement environment at the national and international level , pp 206-237: .
The Law Merchant’s Story: How Romantic is it?: Bruce Benson
The law of central banking , pp 272-285: Rosa Lastra
The law of Citizens Basic Income , pp 253-270: .
The Law of Contract and the Judiciary: .
The law of evidence and the victim of domestic abuse , pp 418-434: Tony Ward and Natalie Wortley
The Law of Group Boycotts and Related Economic Considerations: Jeffrey L. Harrison
The laws of economics and science , pp 64-87: .
The leading Chinese firms in the biopharmaceutical industry , pp 43-67: Hong Song and Wensong Bai
The League of Nations and alternative economic perspectives , pp 270-280: Carolyn N. Biltoft
The lean education system , pp 37-51: Eivind Reke
The learning economy: challenges to economic theory and policy: Bengt-Åke Lundvall
The learning management system (LMS) , pp 33-39: Tom Farrelly
The Learning Region: A Conceptual Anatomy: Roel Rutten and Frans Boekema
The Learning Region: A Constructive Critique: Robert Hassink
The Learning Region: Foundations, State of the Art, Future: Roel Rutten and Frans Boekema
The Learning Region: Institutions, Innovation and Regional Renewal: Kevin Morgan
The Lebanese banking crisis: an exploration of the impaired banking system , pp 223-252: Issa Samar
The Lebanese labour market: the bittersweet reality , pp 250-275: Leila Youssef
The Legacy of Dualism in New Growth Theory: Salvatore Capasso and Maria Rosaria Carillo
The Legacy of the 1980s , pp 59-80: .
The legacy of the Human Relations School: looking back and moving forward , pp 82-96: Sarah Jenkins
The Legacy of the Monetarist Controversy , pp 394-409: .
The legal adviser of the IAEA: History, mission, processes, and key developments in the international nuclear legal framework , pp 259-287: Peri Lynne Johnson
The Legal Affairs Directorate at the International Bureau of the Universal Postal Union , pp 78-97: Ricardo Guilherme Filho and Melony Morgan
The Legal Affairs Office of the International Maritime Organization , pp 194-226: Frederick J. Kenney and Simone Egerton
The legal and commercial significance of certification and collective marks , pp 149-206: .
The legal and institutional dimensions of the Eurasian Customs Union , pp 34-60: Rilka Dragneva
The legal and regulatory impetus towards ESG in India: Developments and challenges , pp 462-479: Umakanth Varottil
The legal framework: Rights, remedies and obligations in semi-automated decision-making , pp 47-76: .
The Legal Periphery of Dominant Firm Conduct: Herbert Hovenkamp
The legal principles of the Paris Agreement: familiarity in novelty , pp 43-59: Leslie-Anne Duvic-Paoli and Mara Wendebourg
The Legal Regime Preventing Predation in the People’s Republic of China: A Law and Economics Analysis: Stefan Weishaar
The legal rules on referendums in the selected states , pp 54-78: .
The legal status of cyberspace , pp 13-29: Nicholas Tsagourias
The Legal-Economic Performance framework , pp 86-116: .
The legalization of birth control in North America , pp 73-87: Nino Antadze and Jaclyn Blacklock
The legitimacy of private standards: lessons from fair trade and forestry for international tax governance , pp 247-268: Fred Gale and Hannah Murphy-Gregory