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Terrorist Finance: Myth and Reality: Timothy Wittig
Food (Continued): Igor Birman
Poland: Stabilization, Transition, and Reform, 1990–91: Timothy Lane, Rolando Ossowski, Massimo Russo and Leszek Balcerowicz
Emerging Trends in Higher Education in the GCC: A Critical Assessment: Mourad Dakhli and Dina El-Zohairy
Measure and Manage: Intangible Assets Metric Standards for Sustainability: William P. Fisher
Living with Uncertainty: Edward Carr
The Role of the Workers: Martyn Sloman
An Appraisal of the Progress of the Steamship in the Nineteenth Century: David M. Williams and John Armstrong
Self-Mastery: Mastering the “Me” in Leadership: Satinder Dhiman
Research Capacity Building in Africa: Perceived Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats Impacting on the Doctoral Training for Development Programme in Africa: Ogenna Uduma, Sarah Glavey, Sarah O’Reilly Doyle, Martina Hennessy, Frank Barry, Mike Jones and Malcolm MacLachlan
Vision and Values: Put Family Members and Principles First: Linda Davis Taylor
FAI SpA: The Challenges of Growth: Oliver L. Landreth
Fujian: Rongxing Guo
Negotiations for Several Objects: Gregor Berz
Sharing Thoughts on Leadership and Friendship: Robert French
Processes of Societal Transformation: Mohamed Rabie
Acquisition as an Entry and Growth Strategy: Klaus Meyer
Structuring: Elizabeth Lank
The Distribution of Gains between Investing and Borrowing Countries: H. W. Singer
Richard Nixon’s Class War: Michael Perelman
Case Studies: Lucy West and Mike Milan
Labour-saving versus labour-using investment: Maurice Scott and Robert A. Laslett
Golden Fetters Revisited: Alessandro Roselli
Information and Communications Technologies in Developing Countries: José E. Cassiolato
Strategic Implications of Familiness: Sumon Bhaumik and Ralitza Dimova
Learn to Speak Softly … and Listen Hard: Bob Johnson and Rob Oberwise
Restructuring the Syrian Economy: Cenap Çakmak and Murat Ustaoğlu
Multirationality and Pluralistic Organisations: Kuno Schedler and Johannes Rüegg-Stürm
Risk and Uncertainty, 1900-26: Robert Bigg
Credit Card Business and Consumer Finance of China, Japan, and South Korea: Zeng Gang and Xu Yiguo
The Language Of ‘Class’ In Early Nineteenth-Century England: Asa Briggs
The Century of the Three Revolutions (Eighteenth Century): Michel Beaud
The Brazilian Economy after the Global Crisis: An Assessment of the Economic Slowdown in 2011–2012: Luiz Fernando Paula, André Melo Modenesi and Manoel Carlos C. Pires
Football Clubs: Businesses or Social Institutions?: Stephen Morrow
Korea’s Economic Institutions and the Crisis: Seung-Il Jeong
The Global Strategies of Food Companies and their Impact on the CEE Region: Yordanka Chobanova
Rule #1: Focus on Outcomes, Not Transactions: Kate Vitasek, Jacqui Crawford, Jeanette Nyden and Katherine Kawamoto
On Benevolence: Gavin Kennedy
Measuring Business Benefits: Cora Lynn Heimer Rathbone
The Beginning: Moving Diversity Strategies beyond Structural Interventions: Christopher Anne Robinson-Easley
The German Industrial Environment in Historical Perspective: Gareth P. Dyas and Heinz T. Thanheiser
The Main Strands of the Idea: Fritz Machlup
Evaluation of Corporate Governance Compliance: Priyanka Kaushik Sharma
Psychological Contract Breach: Aaron Cohen
Ambiguity and Economic Activity: Implications for the Current Crisis in Credit Markets: Sujoy Mukerji
AFAS: Roderick Cann, Slinger Jansen and Sjaak Brinkkemper
Not All Financial Advisors are Created Equal: Stephen Todd Walker
Poor Corporate Governance, Market Discipline and Cronyism in the 1997 Asian Crisis: Christopher Gan
From Good to “Best of the Good”: Bradley K. Googins, Philip H. Mirvis and Steven A. Rochlin
Business Cycle Synchronisation: The United States and the Euro Area: Filippo Mauro, Stephane Dees and Marco Lombardi