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The changing shape of the economic lifecycle in the United States, 1960 to 2003: Ronald Lee, Gretchen Donehouwer and Tim Miller
The Changing Social Contract for Science and the Evolution of the University: Ben Martin
The changing state-local fiscal environment: A 25-year retrospective: Ronald Fisher
The changing structure of the global agribusiness sector , pp 305-340: Ruth Rama and Catalina Martínez
The Changing Structure of Trade and Interdependence in a Mature Economy: The US Midwest , pp 64-84: Geoffrey Hewings and John B. Parr
The Chaos of Finance: The Chaotic and Marxian Foundations of Minsky’s “Financial Instability Hypothesis” , pp 239-266: Steve Keen
The Characteristics of Economics Graduate Students: Wendy A. Stock
The charity market , pp 89-113: .
The Chesapeake Bay and Its Watershed: A Model for Sustainable Ecosystem Management? , pp 427-472: .
The Chicago Roots of the Virginia School: Gordon L. Brady
The Chicago School of Welfare Economics: Spencer Banzhaf
The Chicago School, Transaction Cost Economics, and Antitrust: Joshua D. Wright
The Child Support Grant in South Africa: gender, care and social investment , pp 105-122: Leila Patel
The child-care leave system in Japan: development, problems and further reform: Akira Kawaguchi
The childs right to health as a tool to end childhood obesity , pp 57-85: Katharina Ó Cathaoir and Mette Hartlev
The China challenge and the evolution of the global development finance regime: David Skidmore
The China experience: an institutional approach , pp 135-142: Cheryl Long
The China phenomenon , pp 1-10: .
The Chinese and the Japanese positions on the Russian-Ukrainian War and their influences , pp 69-87: Jana-Larissa Grzeszkowiak, Junshi Li and Jacqueline Foucar
The Chinese Family Firm and Guerrilla Entrepreneurship , pp 52-68: .
The Chinese labor market and corporate governance: Tony Fang and John Hartley
The Chinese legal system , pp 23-47: Huanhuan Wang
The Chinese Model of Regulatory State: Neil Collins and Jörn-Carsten Gottwald
The Chinese path to a global financial statecraft strategy: between challenge and adaptation to the global financial governance system: Catalina Espinosa Notrica, Pablo Nemiña and Diana Tussie
The Chinese strategic mind at work: the case of Huawei , pp 164-203: .
The Chinese strategic mind at work: the case of Mao Zedong , pp 133-163: .
The Chinese tax system: where it stands and how we should study it: Wei Cui
The chlor-alkali sector , pp 158-179: .
The choice of instrument for EU legislation: mapping the system of governance under MiFID II and MiFIR , pp 79-110: Magnus Strand
The choice of intermediate targets - money or interest rate: the case of Taiwan , pp 147-166: Chung-Hua Shen
The Choice of the Form of Strategic Alliances: Transaction Cost Economics and Beyond , pp 17-34: Massimo G. Colombo and Marco Delmastro
The choices of the rest of the world , pp 204-211: .
The Choreography of Internationalisation: Innovative Forms of Learning and Activities of Small and Medium-sized Enterprises in International Markets: Jay Mitra
The circle completed: 1500–1800 , pp 282-299: .
The circular economy , pp 51-63: Brita Hermelin
The circular economy as a complex adaptive system , pp 28-38: Jouni Korhonen
The circular economy at the heart of French sustainable public policies: what are the consequences? , pp 307-314: Nicolas Buclet
The circular economy in EU regions: drivers and barriers , pp 115-140: Josep-Maria Arauzo-Carod, Eva Coll-Martínez and Elisenda Jové-Llopis
The circular economy in Glasgow: a case study on the Glasgow Chamber of Commerce , pp 237-260: Alison McRae, Sophie Nardi-Bart and Cheryl McCulloch
The circular economy: a conceptual exploration of value creation through value preservation , pp 70-106: Niels Faber and Jan Jonker
The circular economy: a strategy to reconcile economic and environmental objectives? , pp 8-27: David Lazarevic and Miguel Brandão
The circular nutrient economy: needs and potentials of nutrient recycling , pp 358-368: Helena Valve, Petri Ekholm and Sari Luostarinen
The Circulation War: .
The citation approach to journal ranking , pp 76-100: .
The city and the merchant , pp 24-36: .
The City of London: genealogy of a contemporary heterotopia , pp 328-343: Nelarine Cornelius and Eric Pezet
The city of opportunity: designing Cities4People , pp 273-292: Karima Kourtit, Peter Nijkamp and Tigran Haas
The City-Region Economic Development Institute - establishing a successful place-based research institute to support regions in turbulent times and beyond , pp 196-206: Rebecca Riley, Simon Collinson, Anne Green and Raquel Ortega-Argiles
The Civil Law of Contract: Ejan Mackaay
The CJEU and the educational exception in Renckhoff: Permitted to view but not to share? , pp 231-253: Bukola Faturoti