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The United States experience with extraterritoriality , pp 133-145: Cassandra Burke Robertson
The United States grant system , pp 86-108: Howard Chernick
The United States Postal Service Business Model: Lessons from the American Railroad Industry?: David Levy and Matthew D. Field
The United States, checks and balances, and a commercial republic—an experiment , pp 88-124: .
The United States: an economist’s economy: Marion Fourcade
The United States: Private and Deregulated: Clifford Winston
The United States: The Political Context of Administrative Reform: Bert A. Rockman and Thierno Thiam
The United States: the political context of administrative reform , pp 247-269: Joel D. Aberbach and Bert A. Rockman
The universal Turing institution , pp 37-53: .
The university and the welfare state , pp 130-145: Peter Scott
The University as a Global Institution: Peter Scott
The University Benchmarker: An Interactive Computer Approach: Peter Bogetoft, Harold O. Fried and Philippe Vanden Eeckaut
The university in the knowledge society era: transformations, contradictions, and new responsibilities , pp 327-339: Peter Streckeisen
The University is not an Institute of Technology: Gilles Van Wijk
The University of Buckingham after ten years: a tentative evaluation (with G.K. Shaw) , pp 234-249: .
The University Research-Centric District in the United States: Donald Patton and Martin Kenney
The University, Public Interest Research, and Advocacy Assistance: Lessons on the Role of Academia in Promoting Sustainable Development: Cathy Crumbley and Joel Tickner
The university: a critical comparison of three ideal types , pp 1-16: Gordon Graham
The Unlikely Coalition: Agriculture and Agricultural Policies of the Cairns Group, Ten Years after the Uruguay Round , pp 88-97: Mike Gifford
The unmaking of special rights , pp 1-25: Klaus Dingwerth, Clara Weinhardt, Julian Eckl, Simon Herr and Till Schöfer
The Unofficial Health Care Economy in Low- and Middle-income Countries: Tim Ensor and Robin Thompson
The unowned: the romantic idea of wilderness , pp 77-95: .
The unrealized value of global workers: the need for global talent management , pp 165-180: Anthony McDonnell, Stefan Jooss and Kieran M. Conroy
The unsettling nature of immigration: labour migration, racism, and discrimination , pp 76-88: Patrick McGovern
The unsustainable rise of the disability rolls in the United States: causes, consequences and policy options , pp 107-136: David Autor
The untapped potential of commercialisation of research out of Social Science, Humanities and the Arts for People and the Economy: Syahirah Abdul-Rahman, Huw Vasey and Melanie Knetsch
The Ups and Downs of Minimum Wage Policy: The Fair Labor Standards Act in Historical Perspective: Michael Reich
The urban design requirements of smart growth , pp 128-144: Emily Talen
The urban future: Geyer H.s
The urban geography of artificial intelligence in Europe: Camilla Lenzi
The urban informal food sector in the Global South , pp 198-217: Graeme Young and Jonathan Crush
The urban mobility system and regional competitiveness , pp 35-55: José Manuel Viegas
The urban political economy of attention: the case of São Paulo's Centro: Petter Törnberg
The urban response to a need for change: the case of Milan , pp 243-258: Eleonora Mastropietro
The urban revolution according to Lefebvre and his critics: Juval Portugali
The urban-rural divide in China’s cultural industries: the case of Chinese radio , pp 259-275: Wei Lei, Lauren Gorfinkel and Wanning Sun
The Urgenda case in the Netherlands: creating a revolution through the courts , pp 140-150: Marjan Minnesma
The Uruguay Round , pp 102-134: .
The US Context for Highway Congestion Pricing: Bumsoo Lee and Peter Gordon
The US current account: issues and implications: Daniel T. Griswold
The US economy: Explaining stagnation and why it will persist , pp 107-125: .
The US external position , pp 181-209: .
The US financial sector: regulatory issues: Kenneth Spong
The US policy mix and corporate strategies: William Emmons and Frank A. Schmid
The US Postal Service: R. Richard Geddes
The US Regulatory and Institutional Framework for FDI: David N. Fagan
The US Role in the Globalisation of Accounting Standards , pp 64-80: Donna L. Street
The US welfare state’s punishment of black women’s childbearing and care giving , pp 72-82: Dorothy Roberts
The US-China trade conflict , pp 108-125: .
The US-China trade war of 2018-2020: origins and consequences , pp 231-251: Thomas Hout