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British Classical Economists and Underdevelopment in India: William Barber
Supporting the Partial Equilibrium Results: Christian Ragacs
Overaccumulation and Crisis: Bill Lucarelli
The Leader as Hero: Jackie Ford, Nancy Harding and Mark Learmonth
Ethical dilemmas in customer relationship management: Mary McKinley
Japanese Companies (The All-Mighty Kaisha): Jon Woronoff
Research and Development: Richard J. Briston and Jack Liversidge
The Transformation Problem — Some Complicating Detours: Bob Milward
Recovery and Recycling: Making History of Waste: Peter Lacy and Jakob Rutqvist
The Internationalization of Leadership Development: Vanessa Iwowo
Control Systems: Arthur Brearley
The Japanese Economy in the Interwar Period: a Brief Summary: Takafusa Nakamura
Transition to a Market Economy in Hungary: Jan Adam
Managing Yourself: Neville Bain
How Does One Enable Good Innovative Habits?: Shan Rajegopal
Hastening Evolution: Aliza Shenhar
Income from dividends and interest: Walter Sinclair and Barry Lipkin
The Second Industrial Revolution (late 1800s and early 1900s): Daniela Coluccia
Income from Dividends and Interest: Walter Sinclair and Barry Lipkin
Onshore/Offshore Dichotomy: Stephen Platt
Income from Dividends and Interest: Walter Sinclair and Barry Lipkin
Difficulties with European Monetary Union: David Laidler
Social policy: Peter Coffey
What’s Wrong with Economists?: Greg Davidson and Paul Davidson
Interdisciplinarity and Sustainable Development: Policy Implications: Beat Bürgenmeier
The Rising Sun? The Japanese Contribution to the Local Economy in Wales: Max Munday, Jonathan Morris and Barry Wilkinson
The Political Event: Steffen Böhm
The Limits of Economic Interdependence: Edmund Dell
Methodology: Petra Nix and Jean Jinghan Chen
‘A Necessary Supplement’ — What the United Nations Global Compact Is (and Is Not): Andreas Rasche
Legal Design of Smart Rules and Regimes: Regulating Innovation: Michiel A. Heldeweg
From Feudalism to Industrial Capital: Gill Ursell and Paul Blyton
The Books are Silent: Dimitri Speck
Fees and Expenses: Philippe Espinasse
Shedding Daylight on the Unions: John Maloney
Making time go slowly: Peter Shaw
The Nature of Unemployment under Technical Progress: David Deaton and Peter Nolan
Financial Liberalization, Exchange Rate Regime and Economic Performance in BRICs Countries: Luiz Fernando Paula
The Operational Means for Successful Business Relationship Management: Andrew Cox, Chris Lonsdale, Joe Sanderson and Glyn Watson
Literature Review of Public and Private Ownership: Strengths and Weaknesses: Motasam Tatahi
Electronic Offices: Joan Moncrieff and Doreen Sharp
Dealing with Information Ambiguity, Local Consultants and Accounting Firms: Michael Backman and Charlotte Butler
Bank Conventional Lending versus Project Bond Solution: Emanuele Rossi and Rok Stepic
Issues in the Protection of Minority Shareholders’ Rights and Interests under China’s Company Law: Shuliang Wang
The Orthodox Theory of Profit: Joan Robinson
The Nordic Power Exchange: Nord Pool: Anders Houmöller
International Competitiveness and the Shifting Contours between State and Corporate Power: Doo-Jin Kim and Young-Chan Kim
Stopping Stagflation: James Perkins
Justice at Work: Adrian Furnham
From Development Projects to Emergency Operations: Tipping Points in the WFP’s Transformation: D. John Shaw