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A Theory of Balance-of-Payments Adjustment for the Hegemon: H. Peter Gray
Developing Young Leaders in Kenya’s Rift Valley: Sarah Stawiski and Jennifer Martineau
Coping With Cross-Border Labour Flows Within Southeast Asia: Chris Manning and Pradip Bhatnagar
The Expansion of Industrial Assistance (1960s): Colin Wren
Focus Groups (And Variations): Keith Goffin, Fred Lemke and Ursula Koners
Closing the British Competitiveness Gap: Walter Eltis and David Higham
Reconsidering the Role of Ideas in Times of Crisis: Erik Jones
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
Agricultural Policies in Mainland Tanzania, 1946–76: Andrew Coulson
Time Compression and the Supply Chain: Ian C. Gregory and Simon B. Rawling
Bums on Seats: The Social Phenomenon of Sport: Hans Westerbeek and Aaron Smith
How Does One Enable Good Innovative Habits?: Shan Rajegopal
Australian Keynesianism in the 1950s and 1960s: Tim Battin
Egypt’s Economic Relations with the Socialist Countries: Robert Mabro
The Non-Canonical Context of The Physiology of Industry: Alon Kadish
Fireworks and Football Crowds: Metaphor as Theory: Christina Schwabenland
Edith Penrose’s Theory of the Growth of the Firm and the Strategic Management of Multinational Enterprises: Peter J. Buckley and Mark Casson
Speculative Manias: Robert Aliber and Charles P. Kindleberger
A Vision for Egypt in 2012: Heba Handoussa and Hanaa Kheir-El-Din
Bounded Reality: A New Behavioral Foundation for MNE Governance: Alain Verbeke and Nathan S. Greidanus
Strategic Alliances — The Theory and the Literature: Rehan ul-Haq
Forecasting Government Expenditures, Revenues, and Gaps, 2011–2030: Abdulaziz M. Aldukheil
Opening Space for Long-Term Development in Fragile Environments: Sarah Cliffe and Charles Petrie
The Importance of Institutions to Associations: Evidence from the Cross-National Organisation of Business Interests Project: Wyn Grant
Internet-based Strategies in Asia’s Post-crisis Emerging Economies: George T. Haley
Passages about Managing Relationships within Organizations (Oikonomia): Bruno Dyck
The brand, cèst moi: Michael Morley
C: Hano Johannsen and G Terry Page
The Twin Internationalization Strategies of US Automakers: GM and Ford: Gérard Bordenave and Yannick Lung
The Upstream and Downstream Industries: Albrecht Rothacher
Balance of Payments Aspects: James Perkins
Developing Countries and Foreign Investment: Sanjaya Lall
Solvency II: A New Regulatory Frontier: Paul Sharma and Paolo Cadoni
In Praise of Strategic Indirection: Towards a Non-instrumental Understanding of Phronèsis as Practical Wisdom: Robert Chia, Robin Holt and Li Yuan
The Emergence of a More Positive View of Workplace Codetermination: Evidence from Some Larger Datasets: John Addison
Rewriting Power and Gender Into the Management of Meaning and the Meaning of Management: Alison Pullen
Freedom in art: Arthur Gogatz and Reuben Mondejar
Stabilization Capacity and Fiscal Policy in the EMU: Jorge Uxó González and M. Jesús Arroyo Fernández
Binomial Trees, Risk-Neutral Pricing, and American Style Options: Tom Arnold
The power budget: Andreas Nikolopoulos
Job Context Factors and Productivity: Michael M. Gruneberg and David J. Oborne
Legal Techniques: Conclusion and Entry into Force: Emiko Atimomo
Building Blocks for National Institutions: Yanni Yan
Trade, Distortions and Welfare: Hans C. Blomqvist and Mats Lundahl
The United States of America: a Survey of Producer Co-operative Performance: Derek Jones
Wage Bargaining in the Share Economy: Franco Cugno and Mario Ferrero
The Security Motive: David Forbes