Global Business and Economics Review

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Measuring and modelling risk pp. 199-224: David Allen
Has capitalism been invalidated? pp. 225-233: Tibor R. Machan
Corporate governance: beyond convergence? A comparative analysis in the wake of the global credit crunch pp. 234-250: Helen Berry
Inventive economic modelling – the Alice Springs case study pp. 251-263: Megha Raut
A value-based approach to recognising CEOs with ethical leadership pp. 264-271: Yi-Jung Chen
A multi-dimensional approach toward collective choice pp. 272-280: Yasumi Matsumoto
Product differentiation and the choice of alliance partners pp. 281-287: James Sawler
Immigration, economic growth and unemployment in Australia, 1972-2007 pp. 288-303: Laszlo Konya
An integrated FA-FEAHP approach on the social indicators of Taiwan's green building pp. 304-316: Wei-Ming Wang, Amy H.I. Lee and Ding-Tsair Chang
Associations of perceived underemployment with in-role and organisational citizenship behaviours: the beneficiary perspective pp. 317-331: Yi-Jung Chen

Application of classical and robust chain-ladder methods: results for the Belgian non-life business pp. 99-115: Martine van Wouwe, Tim Verdonck and Kristel Van Rompay
The globalisation of the Australian passenger motor vehicle industry: lessons for other countries pp. 116-140: Andrew Marks
Determinants of non-bank financial institutions' profitability: empirical evidence from Malaysia pp. 141-166: Fadzlan Sufian
Trade balance and real exchange rate: new evidence from Mauritius-UK trade pp. 167-179: Rakesh Bissoondeeal
Determinants of inward foreign direct investment in the Ghanaian manufacturing sector pp. 180-197: Simon K. Harvey and Joshua Abor

An evaluation of UK risky money: an artificial intelligence approach pp. 1-18: Jane M. Binner, Alicia M. Gazely and Graham Kendall
A century of PPP: supportive results from nonlinear unit root tests pp. 19-27: Mohsen Bahmani-Oskooee, Ali Kutan and Su Zhou
Malmquist indices of productivity change in Botswana's financial institutions pp. 28-43: Boitumelo Moffat, Abbas Valadkhani and Charles Harvie
Financial innovation in the UK: new tier-adjusted household sector monetary services indexes pp. 44-64: Jane M. Binner
A strategic matrix model for the apple industry in Lebanon pp. 65-87: Rock-Antoine Mehanna
Internal firm structure, external market conditions and competitive dynamics pp. 88-98: Jing Chen and Sungchul Choi

Multivariate GARCH models and the Black-Litterman approach for tracking error constrained portfolios: an empirical analysis pp. 379-413: Giulio Palomba
Forecasting exchange rates with linear and nonlinear models pp. 414-429: Rakesh Bissoondeeal, Jane M. Binner, Muddun Bhuruth, Alicia Gazely and Veemadevi P. Mootanah
Export motivations and barriers: a case study of Greek firms exporting to four south-eastern European countries pp. 430-448: Panagiotis Liargovas and Konstantinos Skandalis
Markets, knowledge and trade in brands pp. 449-466: Teresa Lopes
The role of government policy in post-communist Europe: a multi-country qualitative study pp. 467-490: Leo Dana and Bella L. Galperin

Worldwide anti-money laundering regulation: estimating the costs and benefits pp. 243-264: Raffaella Barone and Donato Masciandaro
Illegal finance, interest rates and bank lending: the missing supply side of usury pp. 265-283: Lucia Dalla Pellegrina
Implementing the new anti-money laundering directive in Europe: legal and enforcement issues; the Italian case pp. 284-308: Stefano Costa
Money laundering and financial means of organised crime: some preliminary empirical findings pp. 309-330: Friedrich Schneider
Competing for criminal money pp. 331-352: Brigitte Unger and Gregory Rawlings
International standards in anti-money laundering and combating the terrorist financing regulation: compliance and strategy changes pp. 353-378: Concepcion Verdugo

CIBAM and the Symposium on 'Security, Terrorism and Business' pp. 145-171: Christos Pitelis
Terrorism and business pp. 172-183: Bruno Frey
Ten propositions concerning security, terrorism and business pp. 184-196: Stewart R. Clegg
Not quite inexplicable: exploring the Bush administration's response to terrorism pp. 197-206: Stephen Wrage
The war on terror: in search of a definition pp. 207-210: Charles Hampden-Turner
War on terrorism: from the bloody clash of civilisations to a nonviolent coexistence of nations and civilisations pp. 211-215: Antonis N. Vgontzas
Terrorism and Islamism: differences, dynamics and dilemmas pp. 216-228: Humeira Iqtidar
Unintended consequences: how Somalia's business community, in search of stability, and the USA, in search of terrorists, nearly created a radical Islamic state in the horn of Africa pp. 229-238: Chris Tomlinson
Terrorism and business: a view from an insurance practitioner pp. 239-242: Adrian Lewers

The impact of natural events and disasters on the Australian stock market: a GARCH-M analysis of storms, floods, cyclones, earthquakes and bushfires pp. 1-10: Andrew Worthington
Strategic entrepreneurship and the growth of the firm: the case of Taiwan's bicycle industry pp. 11-34: Ho-Don Yan and Mei-Chih Hu
Exporting under private labels: conditions and influencing factors pp. 35-57: Yaron Timmor and Jehiel Zif
An econometric analysis of Sri Lankan monetary policy shocks and exchange rates pp. 58-67: Albert Wijeweera and Brian Dollery
Consumer response to seasonal clearance sales: experimental analysis of consumer personality traits in self-service stores pp. 68-92: Prof Rajagopal
Stability of Walrasian and Marshallian adjustment mechanisms in multiple markets pp. 93-97: E.C.H. Veendorp
Exploring the mediation effect of service quality implementation on the relationship between service quality and performance in the banking industry in Jordan pp. 98-122: Mamoun Akroush
Effect of perception of corruption on outward US Foreign Direct Investment pp. 123-140: Rajib Sanyal and Subarna Samanta
Book Review: A Guide to the World Bank by Stephen McGroarty pp. 141-143: Aleksandar Sevic