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The World Bank Inspection Panel from an institutionalist perspective , pp 85-95: Alexsandro Eugenio Pereira
The World Bank: a changing organization in a changing world , pp 2-20: Antje Vetterlein and Tobias Schmidtke
The World Bank’s work in health: continuity and change , pp 216-226: Shiri Noy
The World Cup: Markus Kurscheidt
The world economy and US hegemony , pp 209-218: .
The world economy at large , pp 137-160: .
The World is a Table. Economic Philosophy Stated Flatly in Terms of Rows, Columns and Cells: Hartmut Kliemt
The world is running out of resources (once again) , pp 14-27: .
The World of Unintended Consequences: A Post-Mortem on Regulation Q and Prologue for the Future: Robert Eisenbeis and George G. Kaufman
The world of work: A green and feminist future? , pp 116-137: Sandra Fredman
The World Trade Organisation and Domestic Regulation: Peter Holmes
The World Trade Organization and International Economic Integration: Legal Aspects: Dencho Georgiev
The World Trade Organization and the Turbulent Legacy of International Economic Law-making in the Long Twentieth Century: Fiona Macmillan
The World Trade Organization: The Secretariat and its Influence , pp 251-280: .
The worm that is gnawing at the insides of our civilization , pp 84-118: .
The writing of ECHA's socio-economic guidelines: construction of a space of common mental representations on a minefield , pp 117-144: .
The writing process , pp 126-146: .
The WTO Agenda and the Developing Countries: Sam Laird
The WTO Agreement on Safeguards: An Empirical Analysis of Discriminatory Impact: Chad Bown and Rachel McCulloch
The WTO and China’s Transparency Requirements: Vivienne Bath
The WTO and its GATS , pp 359-367: Scott Sinclair
The WTO and its GATS: Scott Sinclair
The WTO and Labor Rights: Strategies of Linkage: Chantal Thomas
The WTO and the Doha Round: .
The WTO and the Transfer of Policy Knowledge: The Case of Trade and Competition: Oliver Morrissey and Doug Nelson
The WTO Dispute on Trademarks and Geographical Indications: Some Implications for Trade Policy-Making and Negotiations: David Vivas-Eugui and María Julia Oliva
The WTO system and foreign direct investment: a policy challenge: Vudayagiri Balasubramanyam and David Sapsford
The WTO – Tilting Trade Rules Further Against the South: .
The WTO, Services and the Environment: Robert K. Stumberg
The WTO–TRIPS Patent Regime after Doha: Promises and Realities: Sigrid Sterckx
The xenobiology of capital: Clair Quentin
The young Marshall‚Äôs University , pp 99-104: Christopher Stray
The young Rudolf Hilferding , pp 22-39: .
The Öresund Food Cluster , pp 84-101: Magnus Lagnevik, Ingegerd Sjöholm, Anders Lareke and Jacob Östberg
The ‘Boom’ Heard Round the Campus: How the Retirement of the Baby Boomers Will Affect Colleges and Universities: Karen Steinberg, Phyllis Snyder and Rebecca Klein-Collins
The ‘China opportunity’: false promises (and premises) , pp 108-128: .
The ‘China threat’ and the political economy of fear , pp 66-83: .
The ‘China threat’: a self-fulfilling prophecy , pp 84-107: .
The ‘cultural turn’ in urban design , pp 31-42: .
The ‘deconstruction’ of part-time work , pp 184-208: Jon C. Messenger and Nikhil Ray
The ‘European Research Area’ Idea in the History of Community Policy-making: Luca Guzzetti
The ‘form’ of ‘reform’. The postwar university in Britain, 1945–1992 , pp 17-31: Keith Tribe
The ‘Funding Gap’: Financial Markets and Investment in Innovation: Bronwyn Hall
The ‘Gibson Paradox’, The General Theory and beyond , pp 145-159: Gerhard Michael Ambrosi
The ‘hoc’ of international macroeconomics after the crisis , pp 68-89: Giancarlo Corsetti
The ‘Institutional Turn' in the Social Sciences: A Review of Approaches and a Future Research Agenda: Klaus Nielsen
The ‘living border’: critical border studies in a time of climate change: Hilary Cunningham and Stephen Bede Scharper
The ‘Mad Max Puzzle’: Positioning and the Lone Inventor: Jerome Davis and Lee N. Davis
The ‘Making of’ National Giants: The International Expansion of Oil Companies from Brazil and China: Flavia Carvalho and Andrea Goldstein
The ‘New Europe’ Household Lending Market: Fabrizio Coricelli, Fabio Mucci and Debora Revoltella