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- The business cycle: moral economy perspectives , pp i-ii

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- The Business Ecosystem as a Multiple Dynamic Network

- Angelo Corallo
- The Business Firm in International Business Networks

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- The Business Model

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- The business models of labour platforms: Creating an uncertain future , pp 33-48

- Jan Drahokoupil
- The Business of International Migration , pp 86-108

- John Salt
- The business of sustainability as a governance tool , pp 250-265

- Jason Miklian and John E. Katsos
- The business of trade lobbying

- Emile van Ommeren
- The Business School in Ruins?

- Ken Starkey and Sue Tempest
- The businessman's query , pp 80-83

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- The calculation and administration of taxes as an economizing force , pp 168-181

- Penelope Tuck, Thomas Cuckston and Dominic de Cogan
- The Cambridge High-Tech Cluster: An Evolutionary Perspective

- Elizabeth Garnsey and Paul Heffernan
- The Cambridge School , pp 31-41

- James Alexander
- The Canadian junior IPO market and the Capital Pool Company program , pp 124-140

- J. Ari Pandes and Michael J. Robinson
- The Canadian Model Forest Program: a case study of the Saskatchewan model forest

- Suren(dra) Kulshreshtha
- The Canadian scenario

- Cameron Hutchison
- The CAP post-2020 reform and the EU budget process , pp 95-121

- Peter H. Feindt, Pascal Grohmann and Astrid Häger
- The Capability Approach and Access to Information and Communication Technologies

- Erwin M. Alampay
- The Capability Approach: An Alternative Evaluation Paradigm for Health Economics?

- Richard Smith, Paula Lorgelly, Hareth Al-Janabi, Sridhar Venkatapuram and Joanna Coast
- The Cape Town Convention 20 years on , pp 262-276

- Louise Gullifer
- The Cape Town Convention in the light of financial market transactions: International interest and cover pools , pp 336-344

- Florian Heindler
- The Capital Approach to Sustainability

- Giovanni Ruta and Kirk Hamilton
- The Capitalist Peace

- Erich Weede
- The capitalist revolution and the developmental state , pp 27-40

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- The capitalist welfare state’s bloc-transcending history , pp 69-80

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- The capture of market power , pp 68-94

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- The car industry as a laboratory of transformations induced by industrial development , pp 248-267

- David Bailey, Dan Coffey, Lisa De Propris and Carole Thornley
- The Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism and the challenge of being a 'good' climate and trade actor , pp 141-157

- Eva Pander Maat
- The Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism in the agricultural sector: what prospects? , pp 88-98

- Lorenzo del Federico and Silvia Giorgi
- The carbon cycle and the value of forests as a carbon sink: a boreal case study

- Mohammed Dore and Mark Johnston
- The carbon cycle and the value of forests as a carbon sink: a tropical case study

- Octavio Ramirez
- The carbon tax in Sweden , pp 59-67

- Thomas Sterner
- The care crisis, social infrastructure and the COVID-19 crisis , pp 312-331

- Hanne Marlene Dahl and Molly Occhino
- The care crisis: a research priority for the pandemic era and beyond , pp 139-154

- Kate Huppatz and Lyn Craig
- The Caribbean and international child abduction – this is my child: Catch me if you can! , pp 232-242

- Diahann Gordon Harrison
- The Caribbean small economies in the world-economy: trade, economic performance, and innovation governance

- Keith Nurse
- The Carriers of Change: The Role of Entrepreneurs

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- The cart before the horse: accessibility practice comes before accessibility research , pp 323-337

- Catherine S. Fichten, Alice Havel, Marc Tremblay and Rosie Arcuri
- The cascade of taxes , pp 76-91

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- The Cascadia region in its wider context , pp 67-108

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- The case against interest: is it compelling? , pp 137-162

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- The case for a robust property-owning democracy , pp 196-215

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- The Case for a Two-Part Instrument: Presumptive Tax and Environmental Subsidy , pp 175-200

- Don Fullerton and Ann Wolverton
- The case for change: rethinking research in economics education

- Sam Allgood and KimMarie McGoldrick
- The case for flexible intellectual property protections in the TPP: how can the US do it correctly? , pp 266-298

- Ching-Yi Liu
- The case for fossil fuel divestment , pp 341-350

- Stephen B. Heintz
- The Case for Indirect Utilitarianism

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- The case for multilateral trade agreements versus preferential agreements and special dispensations for developing countries , pp 18-26

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- The Case for Reform , pp 190-197

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- The Case for Sterilized Intervention in Latin America , pp 205-228

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