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Keynes and the Cambridge Economics School: D. John Shaw
From Oxford Political Economy to Oxford Economics, 1922 to 1939: Warren Young and Frederic Lee
What do we already know about innovation management?: Arnoud Meyer and Sam Garg
Growth and Development in East Asia and the OECD Countries: Åke E. Andersson
Collecting and Coding Data: Neil Frude
Conceptual Framework of Corporate Governance: Priyanka Kaushik Sharma
Economics: The Trunk and the Branches: Kenneth E. Boulding
Wicked Problems: Jim Armstrong
Perspectives on ICTs and Development: Maitrayee Mukerji
The Physiocratic Theory of Property and State: Warren Samuels
Venture Capital Definitions and Approaches: Richard Thompson
His ‘Juvenile Work’: Gavin Kennedy
The Limits to Laissez-Faire: John Maloney
New Responsibilities for Universities: Chiara Mio
WTO Membership: What’s in It for Small Developing Countries?: Walter Kennes
Innovation and Unnovation: Dave Richards
Fiscal Sustainability in the CAC Region: Anders Danielson
Suspension of Suspension: Notes on the Hybrid: Andreas Philippopoulos-Mihalopoulos
The Learning Business: Models for Evolving the Knowledge-Creating Company: Clive Morton
The History of Credit: Steven Finlay
The Rise of China as an Economic Power: Implications for Asia and Japan: C. H. Kwan
The Barren Years: David Humphreys
Women’s Employment and Multinationals in the UK: Restructuring and Flexibility: Ruth Pearson
Classical and Neoclassical Approaches: Jan Kregel
Floating Exchange Rates: the Lessons of Experience: Roy A. Batchelor and Geoffrey E. Wood
Mobilizing: Geoff Sheard, Andrew Kakabadse and Nada Kakabadse
Designing the Study: Rosemary Stewart, Jean-Louis Barsoux, Alfred Kieser, Hans-Dieter Ganter and Peter Walgenbach
Perspectives on Entrepreneurship: Mark Casson and Catherine Casson
Economic Liberalization and the State in the Developing World: From Corporatism to Authoritarianism: Emma C. Murphy
The Developing World: a Special Case?: Graham Bird
Defending Democrats … and Democracy: James K. Galbraith
Food Surpluses: Historical Background: D. John Shaw
Four Key Results of Multiple-Interest-Rate Analysis: Michael Osborne
Expectations in Economics: Michael Carter and Rodney Maddock
Britain and the Dollar Problem: Armand Dormael
A Political Perspective on Place Branding: Simon Anholt
Political and Military Aspects: Paul Einzig
If Markets are Efficient, Why Have There Been So Many International Financial Market Crises Since the 1970s?: Paul Davidson
Top Institutions, Top Papers and Leading Economists Publishing in AER: Benno Torgler and Marco Piatti
The Access to Justice Movement: John Peysner
Overview of the WRAP Process: J. Angus Gillon and Lynne Pearson
Background to Vietnam’s Economic Success: Charles Harvie and Van Tran
The social license: John Morrison
Malaysia’s Economic Performance: An Overview: H. Osman-Rani
Nanyang and the Huaqiao: Ian Rae and Morgen Witzel
The Green Economy: S. Bond, H. Gittins, Gareth Griffiths, D. Harrington, D. Joyner, M. McDonald, E. Owens and M. Walsh
Synthesis of Selected Elasticity Results: Robert Stern, Jonathan Francis and Bruce Schumacher
Measuring the Size of the Black Economy: Monetary Approaches: David J. Pyle
The Shortcomings of the Orthodox Theory: H. Peter Gray
Being great: Andrew Kakabadse, Nada Kakabadse and Linda Lee-Davies