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The Leader as Hero: Jackie Ford, Nancy Harding and Mark Learmonth
Ethical dilemmas in customer relationship management: Mary McKinley
GDP Growth Rates for Advanced Economies and Selected Emerging Markets including the BRICS: Rich Marino
The problem with leadership: How leadership contributed to the tragedy: D Christopher Kayes
Supporting the Partial Equilibrium Results: Christian Ragacs
How We Connect: Peter Coughter
BRICs and Global Economic Power: Francesca Beausang
Policy strategies to promote eco-innovation: Javier Carrillo-Hermosilla, Pablo Río González and Totti Könnölä
Well-Being: Mark D. White
Managing Cultural Diversity: A South African Perspective: Lize Booysen
Assessment in Coaching: Tony Chapman, Bill Best and Paul Van Casteren
Analysing Efficient Military Spending: William G. Shepherd
Business and Higher Education: John Cridland
The Capitalist Determination of Technical Change: David Laibman
Left-brain management and right-brain organizing: Mark Addleson
The Political Response: Bryan Gould
How the System Worked, or: The Herring Barrel Metaphor: Jan W. Owsiński
The Approach of the Climax: Paul Einzig
Intrapersonal Inclusion: J. Goosby Smith and Josie Bell Lindsay
Forecasting Malaysian Business Cycle Movement: Shirly Siew-Ling Wong, Shazali Abu Mansor, Chin-Hong Puah and Venus Liew
The Equilibrium Rate Myth: Paul Einzig
Fringe Benefits — Specific Legislation: Bill Packer and Elaine Baker
Articulate the New Market Space: Sandra Vandermerwe
Social change: David E. Hawkins
C: David Pearce
Japan and Eastern Europe: Raymond Hutchings
European Locational Decisions of Japanese Manufacturers: Survey Evidence on the Case of the UK (1993): Neil Hood and Thorsten Truijens
Wal-Marts and Ferraris: Indrajit Sinha and Thomas Foscht
Determinants of Global FDI: Paul Fischer
Opening the Door to FDI: The Evolution of Relevant Policies in China: Feng Li and Jing Li
The Relative Pay and Employment of Young People: William Wells
The Macroeconomic Background to Pensions: Why Economics Matters: Andrew Clare and Chris Wagstaff
Culture—The Way It Is Around Here: Jerry L. Wellman
Aging and Migration: The US and the EU: Assaf Razin and Efraim Sadka
Partners and outsourcing: David E. Hawkins
MULTITASKING MASH-UPS AND MISHAPS: Lisa Nirell
The Conduct of the Inquiry: John Spicer, Chris Thurman, John Walters and Simon Ward
Performance Sensitivity: Paskalis Glabadanidis
Emotional labour: Adrian Furnham
Losing Now Could Lead to Winning in the Future: Joan Marques
DBS: Roderick Cann, Slinger Jansen and Sjaak Brinkkemper
Change: Adrian Furnham
Investment Performance: John Rew, Charles Sturge and Julian Sandys
Conclusions: Tommi A. Vuorenmaa
Introduction: Ian D. Davidson
A historical perspective: Daniel M. Jackson
Democracy Inaction: James K. Galbraith
Breaking through on Job Creation: Bill Drayton
Turnrounds: Richard Thompson
G: Jeff Swystun