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The limits of PTAs: WTO legal restrictions on the use of WTO-plus technical regulations in PTAs , pp 315-357: Joel P. Trachtman
The Limits of Reform , pp 30-56: .
The limits of the mainstream theory , pp 40-54: .
The Limits to Growth: Alfred Marshall and the British Economic Tradition: Katia Caldari and Fabio Masini
The Limits to Integration: Michele Fratianni and Francesco Marchionne
The limits to migration and development policies , pp 313-326: Ronald Skeldon
The Limits to Redistribution , pp 129-147: .
The link between animal maltreatment and human violence: Nancy Blaney and Mary Lou Randour
The link between FEER and fiscal policy in a transitional period: the case of the Czech economy: Katerina Smidkova
The Link between Fiscal and Monetary Policy – Lessons for Germany from Japan: Richard Werner
The link between governance, decision-making, and project performance , pp 195-209: Rodney Turner
The Link Between Money and Prices Under Different Policy Regimes: The Postwar Hungarian Experience , pp 209-226: Pierre L. Siklos
The link between politics and interacting administrative capacity: the case of citizen participation in Ecuador , pp 107-121: Julio C. Zambrano-Gutiérrez
The Link between the Intrinsic Motivation to Comply and Compliance Behaviour: A Critical Appraisal of Existing Evidence: Martin Halla
The link between tone and performance of environmental disclosure in a mandatory setting: evidence from Italy: Valentina Beretta, Maria Chiara Demartini and Sara Trucco
The linkages between the timber trade and tropical deforestation – Indonesia , pp 444-475: N. Bockstael, Joanne Burgess and I. Strand
The Lisbon Agenda and European Governance: Key Issues for Policy-Making: Maria João Rodrigues
The Lisbon Agenda and Public Administration: Wolfgang Drechsler
The Lisbon Agenda and the External Action of the European Union: Conclusions of the Debate: Maria João Rodrigues
The Lisbon Agenda and the Key Reforms at National Level: Conclusions of the Debate: Maria João Rodrigues
The Lisbon Agenda on Social Policy: Revitalizing the European Social Model: Jos Berghman
The Lisbon Strategy and Social Europe: Two Closely Linked Destinies: Janine Goetschy
The Lisbon Strategy as a Global EU Strategy: Mario Telò
The Lisbon Strategy: Merits, Difficulties and Possible Reforms: Robert Boyer
The literature review: the fundamental element of a research project , pp 76-86: Kevin O’Connor
The Lithuanian Pollution Charge System: Evaluation and Prospects for the Future , pp 102-127: Daiva Semėnienė, Randall Bluffstone and Linas Čekanavičius
The little market that could: facilitating cross-listing through unilateral regulatory recognition , pp 400-415: Amir N. Licht
The Loathsome Trinity: FDI, Globalisation and Imperialism: Imad A. Moosa
The local and the global: complexities of place , pp 288-311: .
The local demography of resource economies: long-term implications of natural resource industries for demographic development in sparsely populated areas: Dean B. Carson, Peter Sköld, Doris A. Carson and Lena Maria Nilsson
The Local Dimensions of Industrial Policy: Marco Bellandi and Marco Di Tommaso
The local state , pp 101-138: .
The local turn in migrant practices in Turkey: Syrians in Bursa , pp 166-182: Ayhan Kaya
The local US labour market impacts of low-skilled migration from Mexico* , pp 65-106: Paul S. Davies, Michael J. Greenwood, Gary L. Hunt, Ulrich Kohli and Marta Tienda
The localization of industry , pp 393-400: Ron Martin
The Localized Generation of Technological Knowledge: .
The location of business support programs: does the knowledge context matter? , pp 302-324: Kingsley E. Haynes, Haifeng Qian and Sidney C. Turner
The location of decision making , pp 124-140: .
The location of knowledge economy and high-tech in Israel , pp 114-138: Dafna Schwartz, Gil Avnimelech and Raphael Bar-El
The locus and origin of morality: Neil J. MacKinnon
The locus of sensitive research: Gabriele Griffin
The logic (or illogic) of China’s local government debts out of control , pp 149-186: .
The logic and workings of EU Cohesion Policy , pp 46-73: .
The logic of collective action: Omar Azfar
The logic of economizing action: Universal form and particular practice , pp 83-110: .
The Logic of the Innovative Milieu: Dimitri Uzunidis
The Logics of Finance: .
The Logistic Growth Curve: Jan Cramer
The Logistics Functions of Shipping Lines: Perceptions of International Shippers in South Korea and the UK: Ki-Soon Hwang, Richard Gray and Kevin Cullinane
The logistics industry in the digital era: problems and opportunities for the SMEs of the transport sector , pp 208-223: Stefano Zunarelli