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- The Simplest Model with Government Money
- Wynne Godley and Marc Lavoie
- The Emergence of Marginal Organizations in a Mainstream Society: Translating Influence into Strategy in an Effort to Drive the Marginal Organization’s Success
- Dennis W. Tafoya
- India
- Kunal Sen and Rajendra R. Vaidya
- Discipline of Strategy Execution: Goals and Business Model
- Krzysztof Obloj
- The Future of International Commercial Banking
- Robert Aliber, Lamberto Dini, Ian H. Giddy, David T. Llewellyn, Peter M. Oppenheimer and Henry S. Terrell
- Society, Health and Policy
- David Reisman
- The Perception and Measurement of Transaction Costs
- Peter J. Buckley and Malcolm Chapman
- The view from marzipan
- Peninah Thomson, Jacey Graham and Tom Lloyd
- Timing of ERM Entry, Disinflation and Debt: Greece
- K. B. Gaynor and E. Karakitsos
- Your Leadership Reality Check
- John R. Bell
- What Makes Them Happy? Comparing Working and Non-Working Men and Women in Typical and Atypical Occupations
- Dahlia Moore
- The United States in the Caribbean: Geopolitics and the Bargaining Capacity of Small States
- Anthony P. Maingot
- The Development of Capitalism in the Gulf Cooperation Council
- Adam Hanieh
- Conceptualizing and Legalizing Private Enterprise
- Zongshi Chen
- From Melqart to Zombieworld: Adventures in Imbalance
- Daniel Friedman and Daniel McNeill
- Korea: Financial Crisis, Structural Reform and Social Consequences
- Young Youn Lee and Hyun-Hoon Lee
- Enlightened Virtue
- Rita A. Gardiner
- Growth, Productive Investment and the Macroeconomic Environment
- Ricardo Ffrench-Davis
- The British Response
- Paul Jowett and Margaret Rothwell
- Dawn of the Modern Age
- Luigino Bruni
- A Simple Theory of the Policy Dimensions of the Housing Sector
- Robert Buckley
- Comment
- Ronald Findlay
- Internationalization of Higher Education: A Few Global Trends and Regional Perspectives
- Eva Egron-Polak
- Exploring Inner Landscapes
- Paul Tosey and Jane Mathison
- France
- Leslie G. Campbell
- Socially Contingent Value
- Carole Biewener
- The Money Supply Process, Development of Financial Markets and Objectives of Italian Monetary Policy: 1960–78
- Giuseppe Tullio
- Purposive Collective Action
- Clark McPhail, David S. Schweingruber and Alin Ceobanu
- Legal: Part 2
- Robert L. Brown
- Impact of Food Insecurity on Peasant Livelihood
- Elke Grawert
- Economic Calculation Under Capitalist Central Planning
- Kevin Carson
- The Introduction of General Management in the NHS: An Example of Managed Social Change
- Sue Dopson
- Alternative Scenarios
- Rob Marshall
- The Nonrenewable Resource Industry
- Harland Wm. Whitmore
- Basic Innovations, Radically New Products, Major Innovations: An Assessment of Recent Research
- Alfred Kleinknecht
- Basic Innovations, Radically New Products, Major Innovations: An Assessment of Recent Research
- Alfred Kleinknecht
- Money and Capital
- Alan Ebenstein
- Understanding Communication in Today’s Working Society
- Thomas Klikauer
- Consumer Sovereignty
- Simon Mohun
- Comments of Discussants
- Jean-Paul Abraham
- Trade Reform in Central America and the Caribbean: Will Liberalization Resolve the Problem of Structural Imbalances?
- Rebecca Taylor and Andy Thorpe
- Patriarchal Pakistan: Women’s Representation, Access to Resources, and Institutional Practices
- Khalid Chauhan
- Valuation Methods for the Environment
- Peter Abelson
- Faith
- Luigino Bruni
- State of the Art in Practice
- Tim Sauber and Hugo Tschirky
- Alastair Ross Goobey on Institutional Shareholders and Corporate Governance — a UK Perspective
- Geoffrey Owen, Tom Kirchmaier and Jeremy Grant
- Generalising from Hypotheses about Observed Behaviour
- P. J. Curwen
- Flotations
- Richard Thompson
- The Looking Glass
- Gavin Kennedy
- Part I’s Measures—Assessing Whether There Is a Problem, and How Bad It Is, and for Whom
- Richard J. Arend