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A Brief History of the Indian Software Industry: Rajesh Kumar and Anand Kumar Sethi
The Global Welfare Effects of Illegal Immigration in the Absence of Capital Mobility: Chisato Yoshida and Alan Woodland
Lighting: Olivier Kayser and Valeria Budinich
Demand Policies to Reduce Unemployment: Michael Carter and Rodney Maddock
Red Guards with Credit Cards: Merge Planning and Market the Fusion Way: Laurence J. Brahm
Shared Governance: Structures and Processes: Olivier P. Roche, Richard C. Hoffman and Marvin O. Brown
How It All Works: E. Andrew Boyd
Commercial Policy and the Monetary Crisis of 1971: Harry G. Johnson
Commitment 3: Co-Create with People: Yasushi Kusume and Neil Gridley
Critical Rationality and Present Working Society: Thomas Klikauer
Decisions, Results, and Consequences: Learning: Josep Maria Rosanas
Strategic Internalization and the Growth of the Multinational Firm: Marina Papanastassiou, Robert Pearce and Fragkiskos Filippaios
Influencing Capabilities Framework: Tim Baker
The Transformation Trinity: Value, Value Form and Price: Antonino Callari, Bruce Roberts and Richard Wolff
Toys Made in China, but Designed in…?: Hari Bapuji
Approach to Data Collection and Analysis: Michael O’Mullane
Strategic Refocusing and International Expansion: Building the Future Enel (2002–2010): Giuseppe Soda and Alessandra Carlone
The New Religion of Work: Richard Donkin
Building Personal Relationships: John L. Graham, Lynda Lawrence and William Hernández Requejo
Transitional Supply and Demand Management Measures: Keith Griffin and Jeffrey James
Global Cities vs Other Cities in Europe: Anisa Ago
The Behavior of Consumers’ Attitudes: Gordon R. Foxall
Local Authorities and Foreign Companies: The Paradoxical Issue of FDI Towards Fast-Growing Economies: Jean-Paul Lemaire
The Economic and Monetary Union Model: Theoretical Underpinnings of Macroeconomic Policy: Philip Arestis and Malcolm Sawyer
Determinants of Forced Displacement: The Case of Aceh, Indonesia: Mathias Czaika
On Behalf of the People: Managing a Nationalised Railway from Attlee to Thatcher, 1948–79: Tim Strangleman
Cynicism: Confronting Managerial Leadership: Robert Spillane and Jean-Etienne Joullié
Banking Practices and the Evolution of Trading Rules: Dimitris N. Chorafas
Pharmaceuticals: Aubrey Silberston and Christopher P. Raymond
Monetary Policy Transmission, House Prices and Consumption: Mthuli Ncube and Eliphas Ndou
Consumer-owned Retail Businesses: Johnston Birchall
Living with Uncertainty: Edward Carr
The Role of the Workers: Martyn Sloman
Poland: Stabilization, Transition, and Reform, 1990–91: Timothy Lane, Rolando Ossowski, Massimo Russo and Leszek Balcerowicz
Measure and Manage: Intangible Assets Metric Standards for Sustainability: William P. Fisher
Emerging Trends in Higher Education in the GCC: A Critical Assessment: Mourad Dakhli and Dina El-Zohairy
Food (Continued): Igor Birman
Self-Mastery: Mastering the “Me” in Leadership: Satinder Dhiman
An Appraisal of the Progress of the Steamship in the Nineteenth Century: David M. Williams and John Armstrong
Credit Card Business and Consumer Finance of China, Japan, and South Korea: Zeng Gang and Xu Yiguo
The Components of the Cost of Capital and Alternative Models: Eva R. Porras
The European Monetary System: an Unexpected Success?: George Zis
A New Approach for Determining the Effect of Strong Governance on Corporate Performance: Paul W. MacAvoy
Conditional Containment: Thomas F. Huertas
The Economic and Financial Context: Paying for the Banks: Jean Shaoul
The Infusion of American Entrepreneurship in the Early Republic of Korea: Theresa Youn-ja Shim
Why Empirical Data Cannot Tell Us What to Do about Policy: Steven Suranovic
Terrorist Finance: Myth and Reality: Timothy Wittig
Absolute and Relative Surplus Value: Geoffrey Kay
From a Science to a Philosophy of Management: Steven Segal