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The way forward: mapping the governance logic of international CSR pathways , pp 480-501: Rob van Tulder
The way forward: rethinking public policy , pp 184-203: .
The Way Forward? Design Principles for Annex B Trading , pp 221-224: Suzi Kerr
The way welfare states can develop in turbulent times , pp 226-231: Bent Greve
The Wealth of Nations , pp 61-70: .
The wealth-power connection: Arthur MacEwan
The welfare cost of uncertainity in policy outcomes , pp 65-76: Edward Schlee and V. Kerry Smith
The Welfare Economics of Encouraging More Births , pp 57-68: Yew-Kwang Ng
The Welfare Effects of Inflation: A Cost–Benefit Perspective: Karl-Heinz Tödter and Bernhard Manzke
The Welfare Mix in Pension Provisions in Sweden , pp 266-308: Eskil Wadensjӧ
The welfare mix in the United Kingdom: Marilyn Taylor
The welfare state , pp 379-383: Daniel Ankarloo
The welfare state and handling health challenges , pp 112-126: Caroline Rudisill
The Welfare State and Privatization: Robert McMaster
The welfare state backlash and the tax revolt , pp 98-122: Kenneth Newton
The welfare state in transition , pp 16-38: .
The welfare state in turbulent times: a perspective from the United States , pp 210-225: Alex Waddan
The Welfare State is Female: Trends in Public Sector Employment in Sweden: Jon Pierre
The West: New Deal, war years, and the fifties , pp 384-417: .
The Western Development Strategy , pp 141-166: .
The Westminster tradition , pp 296-311: Bernadette Connaughton, Charis Rice and Richard Shaw
The White and Taft Courts, 1911–30 , pp 189-242: .
The who, what, how and why of governing change: first lessons and ways forward , pp 187-200: Susana Borrás and Jakob Edler
The whys and how of central bank independence: from legal principles to operational accountability , pp 57-73: Maqsood Aslam, Etienne Farvaque and Piotr Stanek
The wider context: employment and social protection , pp 161-180: .
The wider economic impacts of mega-projects in transport , pp 381-397: Roger Vickerman
The widespread presence and effects of temporary jobs , pp 224-240: Franck Malherbet and Pedro Martins
The Wiener Bank-Verein and its customers in the 1920s and 1930s , pp 194-207: Désirée D. Verdonk
The wind turbine industry: the role of policy and markets in the catch-up process , pp 127-148: Nobuhiro Horii
The Winner’s Curse: Why is the Cost of Mega Sporting Events so Often Underestimated?: Wladimir Andreff
The Winner‚Äôs Curse: Experiments with Buyers and with Sellers , pp 332-343: .
The women’s interest mechanism and pathways to lower levels of corruption , pp 30-38: Lena Wängnerud
The Woodrow Wilson Bridge , pp 152-206: Kingsley E. Haynes, William M. Bowen and Laurie Schintler
The Work in Progress of Budgetary Reform: John Wanna
The Work of IOSCO and the Financial Regulatory Framework: Jane Diplock
The work-life interface and global diversity management , pp 164-174: T. Alexandra Beauregard
The Workers'Movement in Russia , pp 1-16: .
The working of fixed rate systems without an international currency , pp 208-216: .
The Working Poor in European Welfare States: Empirical Evidence from a Multilevel Perspective: Henning Lohmann
The workings of liquidity lines between central banks , pp 102-124: Saleem Bahaj and Ricardo Reis
The Workings of the Japanese Economy: Donald W. Katzner
The workplace , pp 104-115: Narayan Prasad and Nausheen Nizami
The World Bank and Anthropology: conflict and cooperation , pp 51-61: Robert K. Hitchcock
The World Bank and global public goods , pp 403-417: Scott Morris
The World Bank and its potential for reform: the human rights perspective , pp 385-395: Galit A. Sarfaty
The World Bank and Legal Studies , pp 62-72: Lorenzo Gasbarri
The World Bank and shrinking civic space , pp 407-416: Rachel Nadelman and Ricardo Vergel Negrón
The World Bank and the Asian Development Bank: should Asia have both? , pp 197-214: Vikram Nehru
The World Bank and Wolfensohn era reforms , pp 1-6: .
The World Bank Group sanctions system , pp 227-258: Pascale Hélène Dubois, Frank Fariello, Collin Swan, Corinne Champilou, Sheherezade Cariño Malik and Naicheng Deng