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Life after QEs: Pongsak Hoontrakul
Social Security and the Economy: Key Perspectives: James Midgley
Export Growth and Path-Dependence: the Locking-in of Innovations in the Software Industry: Anthony P. D’Costa
The Foreign Exchange Market: John N. Kallianiotis
Do Capital Inflows Matter to Asset Prices? The Case of Korea: Soyoung Kim and Doo Yong Yang
The Economics of the Big Mac Standard: Li Lian Ong
Amakudari in the Ministries’ IAIs, Public Corporations, Research Institutes and Affiliated Agencies: the Insidious Side: Susan Carpenter
The Measurement of Innovation: Xavier Tinguely
Entrepreneurial Psyche and Flow: Dave Richards
Vision and Values: The Relationship between the Visions and Actions of Social Entrepreneurs: Paola Grenier
The Management and Control of Executive Agencies: an Anglo-Dutch Comparison: Sandra Thiel and Christopher Pollitt
Tier 2 — Case Study 3: University C: Julian C. Sulej
The Chandler Thesis—Some General Observations: Bernard W. E. Alford
Survey Design and Estimation of Portfolio Models: Raffaele Miniaci and Guglielmo Weber
What Really Happens with Performance Management Systems: Noah P. Barsky and Garry Marchant
Beyond Dualism: Sheila Dow
Japanese Direct Investment in China: Its Effects on China’s Economic Development: Katsuji Nakagane
The Kennedy Round: Timothy E. Josling, Stefan Tangermann and T. K. Warley
What is a Bureaucracy?: François Dupuy
The Rentier on the Defensive: Brendan Brown
Venture Capital: Theoretical Foundations for Research: Mansoor Durrani and Grahame Boocock
Demographic Factors in China’s Economic Growth: Xizhe Peng
Organisational Competencies as Launch Pads for Internationalisation: Monir H. Tayeb
Difficulties with European Monetary Union: David Laidler
What’s Wrong with Economists?: Greg Davidson and Paul Davidson
Interdisciplinarity and Sustainable Development: Policy Implications: Beat Bürgenmeier
Social policy: Peter Coffey
The Rising Sun? The Japanese Contribution to the Local Economy in Wales: Max Munday, Jonathan Morris and Barry Wilkinson
The Political Event: Steffen Böhm
A Theory of Balance-of-Payments Adjustment for the Hegemon: H. Peter Gray
The Expansion of Industrial Assistance (1960s): Colin Wren
Developing Young Leaders in Kenya’s Rift Valley: Sarah Stawiski and Jennifer Martineau
Reconsidering the Role of Ideas in Times of Crisis: Erik Jones
Focus Groups (And Variations): Keith Goffin, Fred Lemke and Ursula Koners
Coping With Cross-Border Labour Flows Within Southeast Asia: Chris Manning and Pradip Bhatnagar
Closing the British Competitiveness Gap: Walter Eltis and David Higham
Performing Partnership: Helen Dickinson
‘Are you married?’ Exploring Gender in a Global Workplace in India: Marisa D’Mello
Risk and Uncertainty in Internationalisation and International Entrepreneurship Studies: Peter W. Liesch, Lawrence S. Welch and Peter J. Buckley
Shedding Daylight on the Unions: John Maloney
Making time go slowly: Peter Shaw
The Limits of Economic Interdependence: Edmund Dell
Mesoeconomic Structure, Innovation and Complexity: The Concept of Mesoeconomic Plexus: George Chorafakis and Patrice Laget
Interconnectivity, Self-Consciousness, Excess: Michael L. Johnson
Gomme’s Furniture: T. A. J. Nicholson
Economic Motivation and Its Relevance for Business Ethics: Xiuyi Zhao
The Links between Japanese Investment in Asia and De-Industrialization in Japan: Françoise Guelle
‘Silent Trade’ and the Supposed Continuum between OIE and NIE: Wilfred Dolfsma
The Meaning and Purpose of Interdisciplinary Studies: Paul Streeten
John Kenneth Galbraith and the Uncompleted Task of Progress: Norman Birnbaum