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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 basis and policy context of the European harmonisation effort: Lydia Tsioli
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 production of meat eaters: Lisa Heinzerling, Lisa Heinzerling and Lisa Heinzerling
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
The Legitimacy of WTO: Thomas Cottier
The LEGO™ Paradigm and New Social Risks: Consequences for Children: Jane Jenson
The leisure paradox , pp 54-56: .
The Lender of Last Resort Concept , pp 157-176: .
The Lender of Last Resort in a General Equilibrium Framework , pp 113-157: Akshay Kotak, Han Ozsoylev and Dimitrios Tsomocos
The Lender of Last Resort: Liquidity Provision versus the Possibility of Bailout: Rob Nijskens and Sylvester Eijffinger
The lender of last resort: regimes for stability and legitimacy , pp 535-552: Paul Tucker
The lens through which we see: the impact of ideas on institutional enforcement: Jose Alberto Garibaldi-Fernández
The Leontief paradox , pp 200-205: .
The Lerner Diagram: Alan Deardorff
The Lessons of the European Monetary Union: Alain Parguez
The level and distribution of income and wealth , pp 66-81: Gerry McCartney
The Levelling Off of the Integration of European Technology: Dominique Guellec and Hélène Dernis
The levels and scales of urban networks , pp 2-15: Céline Rozenblat and Zachary P. Neal
The Lewis Model: .
The lexicon of short-run static analysis , pp 16-24: .
The Liberalization of Electricity Markets: Jean-Michel Glachant and Yannick Perez
The Liberalization of Foreign Direct Investment Policy in Korea , pp 266-280: Bernie Bishop
The Liberalization of Infrastructures in Latin America: Francesc Trillas and Miguel Montoya
The liberalization of the capital account in Hungary: experiences and lessons , pp 195-208: Roger Nord
The liberation dialectic: control and resistance in the reordering of the mining landscapes in South Africa: Andries Bezuidenhout, Crispen Chinguno and John Mashayamombe
The liberlisation of international trade in services: issues of competence and legitimacy for the GATS – and the impact of its rules on institutions: Julian Arkell
The licensing of online music streaming services in Europe , pp 141-164: Sebastian Felix Schwemer
The lies we tell: exploring the intersections of gender and Parasport: Staci Mannella
The Life Plan View of Happiness and the Paradoxes of Happiness: Mark Chekola
The Lifting of the EU Arms Embargo on China: An American Perspective: Peter Brookes
The light that did not fail , pp 21-35: .
The likelihood and potential implications of a natural gas cartel , pp 86-102: Steven A. Gabriel, Arild Moe, Knut Einar Rosendahl and Marina Tsygankova
The limitations of economic instruments as stimuli for technical change, technological change and innovation , pp 175-193: Dominic Hogg
The limited transferability of knowledge , pp 11-24: Cristiano Antonelli
The Limits of Economic Policy , pp 275-296: Karl Brunner
The limits of environmental management in the Mexico megacity: the air pollution case , pp 320-340: José Luis Lezama
The limits of fissurisation in platform work: the case of food delivery services: Anke Hassel
The Limits of Flexible and Adaptive Institutions: The Japanese Government’s Role in Nuclear Power Plant Siting over the Post War Period , pp 109-134: Daniel P. Aldrich
The limits of just transition to a green and caring economy: Steven Tufts
The limits of mainstream monetary policy and a proposal for public banks: Riccardo Zolea