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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: .
The capitalist welfare state’s bloc-transcending history , pp 69-80: .
The capture of market power , pp 68-94: .
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 border adjustment mechanism: consequences for trade and development in the Global South: Priyaranjan Jha and Advitha Arun
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 carceral continuum: corrective violence, household imprisonment and the limits of law: Radhika Pradhan and S.M. Rodriguez
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: .
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: .
The Cascadia region in its wider context , pp 67-108: .
The case against interest: is it compelling? , pp 137-162: .
The case for a robust property-owning democracy , pp 196-215: .
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: .
The case for multilateral trade agreements versus preferential agreements and special dispensations for developing countries , pp 18-26: .
The Case for Reform , pp 190-197: .
The Case for Sterilized Intervention in Latin America , pp 205-228: .
The Case for Supermarkets: The Australian Experience: .
The case of al-Shabaab's gendered economy: Orly Maya Stern
The Case of Brazil 2014/2016: Luiz Martins de Melo
The case of Decision Techniques course: a combination of flipped classroom, experiential learning, and community-engaged learning in one course: Gabriella Kiss, Judit Gáspár, Veronika Lajos and Márta Frigyik
The case of Dodo Pizza: how a Russian pizza making startup transformed itself into a thriving digital company , pp 102-115: Dmitry Katalevsky
The case of public purchasing and green procurement at the municipal level: the local and the European dimension: Arndt Mielisch and Christoph Erdmenger
The case of the costly catsup , pp 73-76: .
The case of the fourth egg , pp 33-34: .
The Case of the Missing Market: The Bond Market and Why it Matters for Financial Development: Richard J. Herring and Nathporn Chatusripitak
The Case, if Any, for Responsibility Center Budgeting , pp 9-24: Edward L. Whalen