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The Panzar–Rosse revenue test and market power in banking: an empirical illustration , pp 27-45: Sherrill Shaffer and Laura Spierdijk
The paper money of colonial America , pp 58-69: Farley Grubb
The parabola of unemployment insurance in advanced democracies , pp 264-279: Daniel Clegg and Larissa Nenning
The Paradigm of Structural Coupling in Digital Ecosystems: Paolo Dini and Francesco Nachira
The paradox of aid and donor self-interest , pp 143-158: William Easterly
The paradox of collaborative consumption , pp 12-25: Hugo Guyader
The Paradox of Korea's Globalization , pp 93-145: .
The paradox of safety within data-driven smart cities , pp 88-108: .
The paradox of thrift , pp 157-163: .
The Paralysis of Reform , pp 155-167: .
The Paris Agreement on climate change: what legacy? , pp 103-115: Laurence Tubiana and Emmanuel Guérin
The Paris Agreement’s contribution to the development of the law on adaptation , pp 167-194: Lauren Nishimura
The Paris Agreement’s Enhanced Transparency Framework: state practices and compliance challenges , pp 279-295: Hao Zhang
The Paris Agreement’s facilitative approach: a compliance-inducing design? , pp 104-125: Imogen Forster and Anna Huggins
The Paris Agreement’s ‘Nationally Determined Contribution’: law and practice , pp 143-166: Alexander Zahar
The parliament in Bahrain and labour market policy preferences , pp 67-90: Noor Alabbas
The part and the whole , pp 57-66: .
The partially subsidized muse: estimating the value and incidence of public support received by nonprofit arts organizations: Joseph J. Cordes
The participatory design spectrum: design for, with, and by , pp 125-139: Kendra Leith, Sher Vogel and Khanjan Mehta
The parting of the veil – low- cost private schools – the evidence , pp 52-96: .
The partnership context of childbearing: Júlia Mikolai
The passage from entropy to thermodynamic indeterminacy: a social and science epistemology for sustainability , pp 257-286: Silvio Funtowicz and Martin O'Connor
The passage of time permits another sober reflection: this time on the performance evaluation challenge , pp 27-50: Graeme Hodge and Carsten Greve
The Past and Future of Comparative Corporate Governance: Donald C. Clarke
The past and future of the right to development , pp 347-367: Stephen P. Marks and Rajeev Malhotra
The past as corporate social responsibility , pp 361-373: Robert Phillips, Judith Schrempf-Stirling and Christian Stutz
The past catches up with everyone: legal failures of the previous generation threaten a family firm's future , pp 138-146: Jan Klaus Tänzler and Annegret Hauer
The past in the present: Prato's people , pp 62-70: Giacomo Becattini
The past is already gone, the future is not yet here: the case of the Federal Reserves system of money management , pp 159-171: Jong-Un Song
The past within us , pp 59-74: .
The past, present and future of comparative law and economics , pp 3-22: Giovanni Ramello
The Past, Present and Future of Energy Services , pp 3-10: .
The Past, Present and Future of Organizational Routines: Introduction to the Handbook of Organizational Routines: Markus C. Becker
The past, present and future of the SIEC standard in EU merger review , pp 128-146: Sven B. Völcker
The path breaking contributions of A. Mitchell Polinsky and Steven Shavell to law and economics , pp 267-294: Nuno Garoupa and Fernando Gómez-Pomar
The path of the COVID-19 pandemic and the policy responses to it in ten countries , pp 208-227: Ian Greener
The Path of Transition in Estonia , pp 1-18: David Mayes and Martti Randveer
The pathologies of the United States health care regime , pp 374-392: Philip Rocco and Alex Waddan
The Paths of Transformational Growth: Davide Gualerzi
The pathway to integrated surface transport and regulation of logistics in South Africa: Bernard Aritua, Jan H. Havenga, Zane P. Simpson, Stefaan Swarts, Henk Neethling and Anneke de Bod
The pathways and challenges of university engagement: comparative case studies , pp 251-278: Harvey Goldstein, Verena Radinger-Peer and Sabine Sedlacek
The Pattern of Democracy in the Twentieth Century: A Study of the Polity Index: Peter Jensen and Martin Paldam
The peculiar language of the public policy shell game , pp 87-100: .
The peer review process , pp 141-164: .
The peer-review process , pp 119-137: .
The pension system in China: an overview , pp 318-331: Taichang Chen
The people value stream: an extension to lean , pp 91-112: Peter Hines and Florian Magnani
The perceived dilemma between debt reduction and a fair society: saving for a rainy day without increasing poverty? , pp 48-70: Jakub Sowula and Martin Seeleib-Kaiser
The peregrinations of fiscal federalism: past, present and future of a research agenda , pp 93-105: Alice Valdesalici
The perfect-market puzzle , pp 110-118: .