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The possibility of deglobalization: Lord Meghnad Desai
The Possibility of Positive Constitutional Economics , pp 37-60: .
The possible dynamic role of natural resource-based networks in Latin American development strategies , pp 380-412: Carlota Pérez, Anabel Marín and Lizbeth Navas-Alemán
The possible impact of changes in demography on economic inequality in Europe , pp 245-260: M. Azhar Hussain and Bent Greve
The Post Keynesian/Ecological Economics of Kenneth Boulding: Robert H. Scott
The post-crisis world , pp 107-143: .
The Post-Genome Era: Rupture in the Organization of the Life Science Industry?: Michel Quéré
The post-Keynesian institutionalism of Wallace Peterson , pp 325-335: .
The Post-Keynesian School , pp 246-272: Louis-Philippe Rochon
The Post-Keynesian Theories of Growth and Distribution: A Survey: Heinz Kurz and Neri Salvadori
The post-pandemic workplace: issues and insights for future research and action , pp 19-46: Pengji Wang, Shaoyuan Chen, Angeline Lim Cuifang and Sophia Zhao Xiuxi
The post-reform period: 2012–present , pp 216-234: .
The Post-Socialist Transformation Process: Systemic Vacuum, Search Processes, Implementation Problems and Social Struggle , pp 134-157: Jerzy Hausner and Klaus Nielsen
The post-Soviet industrial extinctions and the rise of jihadi terrorism in the North Caucasus , pp 729-737: Georgi Derluguian
The post-truth about corruption , pp 134-148: .
The Postal Accountability and Enhancement Act: Some Consequences: Robert A.F. Reisner, Lawrence G. Buc and James Pierce Myers
The postal economy in the UK and Rutgers CRRI conferences since 1990: a review of developments and economic themes , pp 375-392: Frank Rodriguez
The Postal Technology Market and Effects on Purchasing Strategy , pp 237-256: William J. Dowling, Robert J. Curry, Robert A.F. Reisner and Bill Worth
The potential and challenges of disruptive energy technologies , pp 109-123: Xiaojing Lv, Xicong Mi, Ruikang Yan, Mashamba Takudzwa Martin and Yiwu Weng
The potential competitive harms from the existence and abuse of buyer power , pp 79-116: .
The Potential for the Use of Single- versus Dual-Purpose Officers in Firms: A Theoretical Analysis Based on Resource-based, Transaction Cost and Labour Market Economics: Ioannis Theotokas and Maria Anne Wagtmann
The potential of - and problems with - perpetrator research , pp 157-170: Christian Gudehus
The potential of cash waqf for poverty alleviation in Somalia , pp 222-234: Abdurezak Mohamed Nur and Saeed A. Bin-Nashwan
The potential of community entrepreneurship for neighbourhood revitalization in the United Kingdom and the United States , pp 203-228: David Varady, Reinout Kleinhans and Maarten van Ham
The potential of explainable deep learning for public transport planning , pp 155-175: Wenzhe Sun, Jan-Dirk Schmöcker, Youxi Lai and Koji Fukuda
The potential of factoring for improving SME access to finance , pp 212-234: Ivor Istuk
The potential of gender (and intersectional) equality indices: the case of Aotearoa New Zealand's public service , pp 160-188: Jane Parker, Noelle Donnelly, Janet Sayers, Patricia Loga and Selu Paea
The potential of network pictures for international alliance and network research , pp 229-242: Valtteri Kaartemo, Hannu Makkonen and Rami Olkkonen
The potential of praxis projects in the social psychology classroom: Community building, inclusivity and action , pp 174-185: Janelle M. Silva
The potential of trade sanctions to overcome the small coalition paradox: a review of the literature , pp 125-144: Juan Sesmero and Alecia Evans
The potentials for government-foundation partnerships to address public sector challenges in the twenty-first century: Eric Boyer and Hyunrang Han
The poverty of development theory: China’s Faustian bargain with global capital , pp 215-231: Walden Bello
The poverty premium and debt , pp 175-193: Sara Davies and Andrea Finney
The power and limits of federalism , pp 27-33: Emilia Simison and Daniel Ziblatt
The power and poison of achievement: Gloria H. M. Park
The power and politics of precarious resistance , pp 485-494: Marcel Paret
The power of boycotts , pp 487-498: Allyson P. Brantley
The power of corporations in global food sector governance , pp 435-447: Tobias Gumbert and Doris Fuchs
The power of data to advance practice and theory: leveraging administrative and survey data for fundraising in higher education research: Noah D. Drezner
The power of dialogue in leadership education: Bridget Turner Kelly, Ben Parks and Abigail Williams-Yee
The power of energy cultures , pp 106-121: .
The Power of Fixed Mobile Convergence: The Changes in the Telecommunications Industry and the Role of Dynamic Capabilities: Stefanie Düker, Silvia Boßow-Thies, Philipp Zimmermann and Dieter Lange
The Power of Large Companies: Marlyse Pouchol
The power of the BRICS in world trade and growth, analysing the macroeconomic impacts within and across the bloc , pp 162-190: Ahmed Khalid
The power of the economy of experiences: new ways of value creation , pp 171-176: Albert Boswijk
The power of words and images: towards talking about and seeing entrepreneurship and innovation differently , pp 179-196: Friederike Welter
The power resources approach: Stefan Schmalz
The PPP research terrain in a contested era , pp 3-32: Carsten Greve and Graeme A. Hodge
The practice of fiscal equalization: a political economy clarification , pp 41-62: Bernard Dafflon and Francois Vaillancourt
The Practice of Minority Integration in the European Union: What Works: Martin Kahanec