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Welfare economics: Mark Blaug
Welfare economics , pp 611-624: Antoinette Baujard
Welfare economics: Marshallian welfare economics and the economic welfare of Marshall , pp 634-648: Steven G. Medema
Welfare effects of European airline liberalization , pp 146-165: .
Welfare in a Stratified Immigrant Society - Shenzhen's Social Policy Challenge , pp 208-228: Linda Wong and Grace Lee
Welfare migration , pp 489-504: Corrado Giulietti and Jackline Wahba
Welfare now , pp 70-89: Cass R. Sunstein
Welfare policy at the local level , pp 347-361: Xian Huang
Welfare Policy in Korea: Issues and Strategy , pp 192-212: Chong-Bum An and Kwang Choi
Welfare reform in Southern Europe: institutional constraints and opportunities , pp 123-137: Maurizio Ferrera
Welfare services - how to define needs? , pp 69-83: .
Welfare state and welfare mix in a new labour market , pp 78-97: Peter Scherer
Welfare states: Robert Henry Cox
Welfare states , pp 106-115: .
Welfare states and homelessness , pp 72-80: Lars Benjaminsen
Welfare states in turbulent times , pp 1-9: Bent Greve
Welfare states, growth regimes, and the emergence of the knowledge economy: social policy in turbulent times , pp 127-141: Julian L. Garritzmann and Bruno Palier
Welfare-capitalist regimes in the 21st century: still delivering distinctive policy outcomes, little evidence of convergence , pp 167-182: .
Well-being: Sebastien Bourdin
Well-being and Consumption: Towards a Theoretical Approach Based on Human Need Satisfaction: Monica Guillen Royo
Well-being and the city: Philip S. Morrison
Well-being and well-becoming: reauthorizing the subject in incoherent times , pp 98-122: Maureen O'Hara and Andrew Lyon
Well-being for growth and democracy in the EU , pp 296-310: Agnès Hubert
Well-being in organizations , pp 244-268: Jill Flint-Taylor and Cary L. Cooper
Well-being throughout the COVID-19 pandemic in Germany: gendered effects of daycare and school closures: Mathias Huebener, Sevrin Waights and C. Katharina Spieß
Well-being, capitalism and public policy: from generalization to granularity , pp 283-295: Geoff Mulgan
Well-connected urban green infrastructures for more livable and resilient urban systems , pp 238-262: Andréa Finger-Stich
Wellbeing: Louise Reardon
Wellbeing in the curriculum: opportunities and challenges for higher education , pp 291-306: Jessica F. Surdey and Deirdre Byrne
Wellbeing in the more-than-human world , pp 151-166: Kristian Brevik, John Adams, Benjamin Dube, Lindsay Barbieri and Gabriel Yahya Haage
Wellbeing, governance and rural development: towards an agenda for research and policy , pp 53-75: .
Were the Keynesians Loyal Followers of Keynes?: .
Werner Sombart (1863–1941): Guenther Chaloupek
Wesley Clair Mitchell (1874–1948): Malcolm Rutherford
West Coast ports shutdown , pp 221-251: JiYoung Park, Peter Gordon, James E. Moore and Harry W. Richardson
West Midlands (UK) regional planning (1999–2012), functioning economic geography and the E3I belt: coping with uncomfortable truths , pp 196-216: Michael Taylor and John R. Bryson
Western economic development into the twenties , pp 221-252: .
Western Europe: German Unification, Integration, Globalisation – The German Social Market Economy Facing a Threefold Challenge: Michael Wohlgemuth
Western extended economic development , pp 63-73: .
Western hemisphere energy development: the continuing search for security: Stephen J. Randall
Western Middle Ages , pp 199-209: Chris Jones
Western religion, social ethics and public economics , pp 198-226: Nils Goldschmidt and André Habisch
Western responses to the China challenge: David Skidmore
Whales: Raffaele Ciriello
What a lawyer needs to know about economics: a rational (?) eye on everything , pp 21-52: .
What a tangled web: local property, income and sales taxes: David Sjoquist, Sally Wallace and Barbara Edwards
What About Government? , pp 61-72: .
What about the mainstream critique of American principles of economics textbooks? , pp 150-162: Poul Madsen
What about the workers? , pp 74-103: .
What about using estimation to see what the population looks like? , pp 120-134: .