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Technical Change and the Profit Rate: David Laibman
The OFT Prepares its Case: John Spicer, Chris Thurman, John Walters and Simon Ward
The problem of goalodicy: The unintended consequences of goal pursuit: D Christopher Kayes
Environmentally Orientated Product Policies, Competitiveness and Market Access: Veena Jha and René Vossenaar
Still More Keynesian Economics: M. L. Burstein
How BP Destroyed a Corporate Brand: Mark L. Robinson
Leasing: Ron Paterson
The Measurement of Unemployment: Vani Borooah
Alliance of the Augurs as Jointly Acting Brand Leaders: Jörg Itschert and Rehan ul-Haq
Empowerment and Justice: Frederick B. Bird
The Emerging World Economic Order and the Criteria of Acceptability: Jack N. Behrman
Central Bank Policy — Goals and Reality: Otmar Issing
Hope Is Not Enough: Some Guiding Principles for Marketing through Turbulent Times: Jenny Darroch
White-Collar Crime Defense Lawyers: Petter Gottschalk
The Economy: Joseph Shaanan
Turning convention on its head: Alison Maitland and Peter Thomson
A Case of Difficult Acculturation: A Chinese Student in a New Zealand University: Mingsheng Li
A World Economy Based on the Welfare State Principle: Hartmut Elsenhans
The Macroeconomics of Financialization: Stages of Development Approach: Thomas Palley
Discoursing Freedom: Weber’s Project: Jun Kobayashi
The Nature of Markets: David Asch and Brian Wolfe
Stakeholders, the Stakeholder Network, and the Brand: How the Stakeholder Network Affects a Crisis and Management Efforts: Dennis W. Tafoya
Legitimacy: John Morrison
How China’s Market Reform Began: Ronald Coase and Ning Wang
Re-thinking Trade Rules: Jane Ford
From Speculation to Devastation: Securities Fraud and Company Promotion Fraud in Interwar Britain: Matthew Hollow
Metaphors that Move Minds: Simon Lancaster
Quotas on Boards: Evidence from the Literature: Paola Profeta, Livia Amidani Aliberti, Alessandra Casarico, Marilisa D’Amico and Anna Puccio
A Theory of Cooperation in International Business: Peter J. Buckley and Mark Casson
Japan.com: Government and the Promise of the Internet Society: Ken Coates and Carin Holroyd
The Drive for Financial Integration: Stability and Inclusion at Risk: Jörg Huffschmid
The Second Oil Shock: 1979–80: David F. Lomax
Why It Matters: Greater Productivity, Profit, and Purpose: Roger C. Schank, Dimitris Lyras and Elliot Soloway
Development of the Housing and Credit Bubbles: Lloyd B. Thomas
Violence and Awe: Richard Frohock
Default as a Negotiating Tactic in Debt Rescheduling Strategies of Developing Countries: A Preliminary Note: Richard L. Bernal
Rethinking the value concept in marketing: W. Fred Raaij and Theo Poiesz
Open Innovation through R&D Partnerships: Implementation Challenges and Routes to Success: Nadine Roijakkers, John Bell, Jaco Fok and Wim Vanhaverbeke
Contingent Protection and International Trade: An Analysis of the Antidumping Policy of the European Union: P. K. Mathew Tharakan and Birgit Kerstens
The Shipyard, Scrap and Secondhand Markets: Elias Karakitsos and Lambros Varnavides
Privatization: Theory with Lessons from the United Kingdom: Ben Fine, Stavros Mavroudeas and Lefteris Tsoulfidis
Phobia of Deflation Menaces Prosperity: Brendan Brown
Credit, Morals and Sunspots: the Financial Boom of the 1860s and Trade Cycle Theory: P. L. Cottrell
Economies of scale in the automobile industry: Michael S. Wynn-Williams
Moral Agency and Spiritual Intelligence: Laszlo Zsolnai
Fixed and Circulating Capital: R. D. Collison Black
MNC Entry Strategies: New Ventures or Acquisitions?: Magnus Blomstrom, Ari Kokko and Mario Zejan
Mixed Models and the General Utility Approach: Neil Thompson
Four Issues in Socratic Economic Analysis: Barry Gordon
Dialectical Management in a Large Corporation: The Case of Innovation at NTT DoCoMo: Mitsuru Kodama