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- Education
- Ka-ho Mok
- Relationship between the Headquarters and Subsidiaries in Multinational Companies
- Victoria W. Miroshnik
- When Does Privatization Work? The Impact of Private Ownership on Corporate Performance in the Transition Economies
- Roman Frydman, Cheryl Gray, Marek Hessel and Andrzej Rapaczynski
- Honda at Home Base
- Andrew Mair
- The Process of Divisional Control
- Kenneth P. Gee
- Industrial Policy and Trade Distortion: A Policy Perspective
- Richard N. Cooper
- Craftsmanship
- Manfredi Ricca and Rebecca Robins
- The Employees Who Were Not on Brand
- Jan Ch. Karlsson
- Courage
- Donna D. Mitroff and Ian I. Mitroff
- How Did We Decide That?
- Jerry Biberman
- Models of the Influences on Entrepreneurship
- Simon Bridge
- Transport regulation, deregulation and regulatory reform in Australia
- George Docwra
- Constitutional Ignorance, Spontaneous Order and Rule-Orientation: Hayekian Paradigms from a Policy Perspective
- Manfred E. Streit and Norbert Kloten
- The Social Enterprise Sector in Egypt: Current Status and Way Forward
- Ehaab Abdou and Raghda Ebrashi
- Conceptualization of Technology
- Simon Teitel
- The Pressures on Germany to Help Save the Euro
- Vito Tanzi
- Building Servant Leader Character
- Gary E. Roberts
- Pierre le Pesant Sieur de Boisguilbert, 1646–1714: France at the turn of the century
- Gianni Vaggi and Peter Groenewegen
- The written rules of engagement
- Peninah Thomson, Jacey Graham and Tom Lloyd
- The Road to Santa Cruz
- Paul Tosey and Jane Mathison
- Japanese Management
- Ulrike Maria Haak and René Haak
- Applying FDI Theory to Commercial Banking
- Laura Páez
- Cross-Disciplinary Curriculum
- Dianne H. B. Welsh
- The Demand for Money and the Rate of Interest
- Stephen Rousseas
- The Protagonists
- Beatriz Muñoz-Seca and Josep Riverola
- Czech Transition to a Market Economy
- Jan Adam
- Banking in India: The Institutional Framework
- Lawrence Sáez
- Regulatory Convergence: Processes and Dynamics
- Yusaf H Akbar
- Communitarian Capitalism and the Social Market Economy: An Application to China
- Chong Ju Choi
- Changing Paradigms in Development Economics
- Anthony Elson
- Solvency II: A Balancing Act
- Pamela Schuermans
- The All Saints’ Day Manifesto for European Monetary Union
- Giorgio Basevi, Michele Fratianni, Herbert Giersch, Pieter Korteweg, David O’mahony, Michael Parkin, Theo Peeters, Pascal Salin and Niels Thygesen
- Patterns of Japanese Manufacturing Employment in the European Regions
- Jean-Marc Thiran and Hideki Yamawaki
- Reflections on Multinational Enterprises in a Globally Interdependent World Economy
- Yair Aharoni
- The Theory of Pricing and Distribution
- Mario Sebastiani
- The Future of Manufacturing Debate
- Michael Beverland, Beverley Nielsen and Vicky Pryce
- Visionary Leadership in the Arab World: Its Nature and Outcomes in the Omani Workplace
- James Rajasekar, Salem Al Abri and Yasser S. Tabouk
- Pervasive Computing: Really Getting to Know Your Toaster
- Joseph A. DiVanna
- Russia’s Reforms: Lessons from the Old Patron
- Svetlana Vtyurina
- Making a Strategic Plan
- Dimitris N. Chorafas
- International Financing and Development in Latin America
- Carlos Francisco Caceres
- Capitalism, Crisis, and a Zombie Named TINA
- Terrence Casey
- Creating the Organisation
- Michael R. Bonavia
- Oxford and Cambridge
- David Reisman
- Women’s Employment and Multinationals in the Republic of Ireland: The Creation of a New Female Labour Force
- Pauline Jackson and Ursula Barry
- The Pure Theory of Technology Pricing
- Francis Bidault
- Of Shoes and Ships and Shredded Wheat, Of Cabbages and Cars: The Contemporary Relevance of Location Theory
- George Norman
- Private and Public Schools: Theoretical Considerations
- Gianni De Fraja
- Conference stress
- Adrian Furnham
- Burnt out but opulent
- Adrian Furnham