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Volume 67, issue 6, 2011
- Deploying Financial Emotional Intelligence pp. 4-10

- Rodney N. Sullivan
- Errata pp. 11-11

- The Editors
- “A Survey of Alternative Equity Index Strategies”: A Comment pp. 14-16

- Noël Amenc, Felix Goltz and Lionel Martellini
- “A Survey of Alternative Equity Index Strategies”: Author Response pp. 16-20

- Tzee-man Chow, Jason Hsu, Vitali Kalesnik and Bryce Little
- Most Likely to Succeed: Leadership in the Fund Industry pp. 21-28

- Robert Pozen and Theresa Hamacher
- Active Management in Mostly Efficient Markets pp. 29-45

- Robert C. Jones and Russ Wermers
- When Two Anomalies Meet: The Post–Earnings Announcement Drift and the Value–Glamour Anomaly pp. 46-60

- Zhipeng Yan and Yan Zhao
- The Impact of International Institutional Investors on Local Equity Prices: Reversal of the Size Premium pp. 61-76

- Hao Jiang and Takeshi Yamada
- Trading Relative Performance with Alpha Indexes pp. 77-93

- Jacob S. Sagi and Robert E. Whaley
- In the Future pp. 96-96

- Rodney N. Sullivan
Volume 67, issue 5, 2011
- Pricing Climate Change Risk Appropriately pp. 4-10

- Robert Litterman
- Errata pp. 12-

- The Editors
- Hidden Debt: From Enron’s Commodity Prepays to Lehman’s Repo 105s pp. 15-22

- Donald J. Smith
- To Trade or Not to Trade? Informed Trading with Short-Term Signals for Long-Term Investors pp. 23-36

- Roni Israelov and Michael Katz
- A Survey of Alternative Equity Index Strategies pp. 37-57

- Tzee-man Chow, Jason Hsu, Vitali Kalesnik and Bryce Little
- Decomposing Global Equity Cross-Sectional Volatility pp. 58-68

- Jose Menchero and Andrei Morozov
- A Network Value Theory of a Market, and Puzzles pp. 69-85

- Robert Snigaroff and David Wroblewski
- In the Future pp. 88-

- Rodney N. Sullivan
Volume 67, issue 4, 2011
- Alpha Orbits pp. 4-7

- Martin L. Leibowitz
- “The Possible Misdiagnosis of a Crisis”: A Comment pp. 8-8

- Ben Giele
- The Winners’ Game pp. 11-17

- Charles D. Ellis
- What Factors Drive Analyst Forecasts? pp. 18-29

- Boris Groysberg, Paul Healy, Nitin Nohria and George Serafeim
- Identifying Characteristics to Predict Separately Managed Account Performance pp. 30-40

- James D. Peterson, Michael J. Iachini and Wynce Lam
- Diversification Return, Portfolio Rebalancing, and the Commodity Return Puzzle pp. 42-49

- Scott Willenbrock
- The Limits to Arbitrage Revisited: The Accrual and Asset Growth Anomalies pp. 50-66

- Xi Li and Rodney N. Sullivan
- Pricing Credit Default Swaps with Option-Implied Volatility pp. 67-76

- Charles Cao, Fan Yu and Zhaodong Zhong
- In the Future pp. 80-80

- Rodney N. Sullivan
Volume 67, issue 3, 2011
- Who Should Hedge Tail Risk? pp. 6-11

- Robert Litterman
- “The Possible Misdiagnosis of a Crisis”: Author Response pp. 13-14

- Richard Roll
- “The Possible Misdiagnosis of a Crisis”: A Comment pp. 13-13

- Paul D. Kaplan
- Another Clue to Volatility pp. 16-22

- Martin S. Fridson
- International Diversification Works (Eventually) pp. 24-38

- Clifford S. Asness, Roni Israelov and John M. Liew
- Practitioner Portfolio Construction and Performance Measurement: Evidence from Europe pp. 39-50

- Noël Amenc, Felix Goltz and Abraham Lioui
- Liquidity Level or Liquidity Risk? Evidence from the Financial Crisis pp. 51-62

- Xiaoxia Lou and Ronnie Sadka
- Capturing Credit Spread Premium pp. 63-75

- Kwok-Yuen Ng and Bruce D. Phelps
- The Margin of Safety and Turning Points in House Prices: Observations from Three Developed Markets pp. 76-93

- Mitsuru Mizuno and Isaac T. Tabner
- In the Future pp. 104-104

- Rodney N. Sullivan
Volume 67, issue 2, 2011
- The Increasing Need for Financial Analysis in Public Accounting Standards pp. 6-9

- Larry Harris
- The Possible Misdiagnosis of a Crisis pp. 12-17

- Richard Roll
- Proposed GASB Rules Show Why Only Market Valuation Fully Captures Public Pension Liabilities pp. 18-22

- Andrew G. Biggs
- The Impact of Skewness and Fat Tails on the Asset Allocation Decision pp. 23-35

- James X. Xiong and Thomas M. Idzorek
- Are You Trading Predictably? pp. 36-44

- Steven L. Heston, Robert Korajczyk, Ronnie Sadka and Lewis D. Thorson
- Spending Retirement on Planet Vulcan: The Impact of Longevity Risk Aversion on Optimal Withdrawal Rates (corrected July 2011) pp. 45-58

- Moshe Milevsky and Huaxiong Huang
- When Do TIPS Prices Adjust to Inflation Information? pp. 59-73

- Quentin C. Chu, Deborah N. Pittman and Linda Q. Yu
- In the Future pp. 80-80

- Rodney N. Sullivan
Volume 67, issue 1, 2011
- Post-Crisis Investment Management pp. 4-8

- Mark Kritzman
- 2010 Report to Readers pp. 10-12

- Rodney N. Sullivan
- The ABCs of Hedge Funds: Alphas, Betas, and Costs pp. 15-25

- Roger G. Ibbotson, Peng Chen and Kevin X. Zhu
- Detecting Crowded Trades in Currency Funds pp. 26-39

- Momtchil Pojarliev and Richard M. Levich
- Benchmarks as Limits to Arbitrage: Understanding the Low-Volatility Anomaly pp. 40-54

- Malcolm Baker, Brendan Bradley and Jeffrey Wurgler
- Demand and Supply and Their Relationship to Liquidity: Evidence from the S&P 500 Change to Free Float pp. 55-71

- David Lam, Bing-Xuan Lin and David Michayluk
- Asymmetric Changes in Stock Prices and Investor Recognition around Revisions to the S&P 500 Index pp. 72-84

- Haigang Zhou
- In the Future pp. 96-96

- Rodney N. Sullivan
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