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Driving the transformation: Andrew Kakabadse, Mohamed Omar Abdulla, Rabih Abouchakra and Ali Qassim Jawad
Surveying Households in Central Asia: Problems and Progress: Jane Falkingham and John Micklewright
Comment on T. J. Sargent and N. Wallace: Some Unpleasant Monetarist Arithmetic: Willem Buiter
Opportunities: Ian Chaston
Risk and Return on the Tokyo Stock Exchange: Keiichi Kubota and Hitoshi Takehara
Motor Industry Policies in Emerging Markets: Globalisation and the Promotion of Domestic Industry: John Humphrey and Antje Oeter
Developing Countries in the Multilateral Trading System: Dilip Das
Technological Regimes and Firm Behaviour: Franco Malerba and Luigi Orsenigo
Banking: Tillmann C. Lauk
Agriculture and Forestry: Francis A. Lees and Hugh C. Brooks
Unemployment: John Hicks
Foreign Trade Policies, Domestic Competition and the Benefits of Imported and In-house Technologies in the Newly Industrialising Countries: Homi Katrak
Structural Change of the Labor Market and the Turning Point in South Korea: Chang Nam Kim
Staking the Claim: Amielle Lake, Andrew Kakabadse and Nada Kakabadse
The Destroying Cluster: Colin Shaw
Monetary Policy Shifts and Inflation Dynamics: Paolo Surico
The Historical Significance of the Entrepreneur: Mark Casson and Catherine Casson
Lloyds: a Deviant Case, Rejecting Universal Banking: David Rogers
The Revolutionary Road to State Capitalism: Adam Buick and John Crump
Types of Ambiguity: David J. Wilkinson
One Size Does Not Fit All: Uncovering Older Entrepreneur Diversity through Motivations, Emotions and Mentoring Needs: Thomas Wainwright, Ewald Kibler, Teemu Kautonen and Robert Blackburn
The Political Event: Steffen Böhm
The Dillon Round: Timothy E. Josling, Stefan Tangermann and T. K. Warley
The Damage to Investment Capital Markets Today: M. S. S. Namaki
The Production and Transfer of Technology: Edward K. Y. Chen
In Government and Out: Keith Middlemas
Afro-Caribbean Healing: A Haitian Case Study: Karen McCarthy Brown
Economic Integration in WAEMU: Nominal Convergence and Growth Dynamics: William Gbohoui
The preliminary stages: Peter J. Buckley, Gerald D. Newbould and Jane C. Thurwell
The Hazards of Work in Merchant Shipping: David Walters and Nick Bailey
Dismantling Globalization by Changing the Rules: Dimitris N. Chorafas
Market — atmosphere on and off the pitch: Sten Söderman
A Review by Industry of the Areas where Direct Investment Occurred 1870–1917: Peter J. Buckley and Brian R. Roberts
The Theory of Optimum Currency Areas and European Monetary Unification: Giovanni Magnifico
A New Approach for Determining the Effect of Strong Governance on Corporate Performance: Paul W. MacAvoy
Why Empirical Data Cannot Tell Us What to Do about Policy: Steven Suranovic
The European Monetary System: an Unexpected Success?: George Zis
The Infusion of American Entrepreneurship in the Early Republic of Korea: Theresa Youn-ja Shim
Conditional Containment: Thomas F. Huertas
The Economic and Financial Context: Paying for the Banks: Jean Shaoul
Rule #1: Focus on Outcomes, Not Transactions: Kate Vitasek, Jacqui Crawford, Jeanette Nyden and Katherine Kawamoto
The great destroyers of trust: Sally Bibb and Jeremy Kourdi
True Grit: Jeffrey A. Harris
Structure and Finances: Yves Beigbeder
Effects of Institutions on Human Capital Investment: A Comparison of Policies in Japan, Germany and the USA: Birgitta Wolff, Marjaana Gunkel and Sebastian Wenzke
Breaking into the Market: Kwan Man Bun
Is APR a Robust Measure of the Cost of Consumer Credit?: Michael Osborne
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
Scaling business strategies: Globalization, place dependence and institutional distance: Christian Berndt