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Beware the power of the naysayers: Andy Wales, Matthew Gorman and Dunstan Hope
Automated Market and Marketing Research: Edward Kasabov and Alex Warlow
Financial Markets and the Real Economy: Laurence Harris
Concepts and Methods: Robin Marris
Democracy and Enlightened Authoritarianism: Rögnvaldur Hannesson
Towards a Monetary Union: Peter Coffey
Preparing for Research: Jian Li and Alan Paisey
The Power of the Bureaucracy: The Continuing Saga: Susan Carpenter
International Business versus International Management?: Peter J. Buckley
Conceptual Knowledge Organisation and the Problem of Understanding: Johannes Gadner and Doris Ohnesorge
The Levant Merchants: Ralph Davis
Socio-Economic Emergence and Complexity: Containment, Ignition, Explosive Release and Maturation by Restraint: Chong Choi, Brian Hilton and Carla Millar
From the ECU to the ES: Jacques Riboud
Personnel Specifications: Mike Smith and Ivan T. Robertson
The Commission at Work: Michael R. Bonavia
What Happened to the Washington Consensus?: Graham Bird
System Expansion: The Area Boards: Leslie Hannah
Changes in Demand: Joan Robinson
The Theory of Culture-specific TQM: Carlos Noronha
The End of the South Korean Miracle: Haider Khan
Moving towards Meltdown: Thomas F. Huertas
New Neoclassical Economics: P. K. Rao
A New Beveridge: Kwasi Kwarteng, Ryan Bourne and Jonathan Dupont
Power and Politics: Mirella Visser
An African Perspective on Bretton Woods: Adebayo Adedeji
Reasons for Strategic Planning: Dimitris N. Chorafas
Environmental Diplomacy and Corporations in the World-Wide Web of Interaction: Grant Ledgerwood and Arlene Idol Broadhurst
Bliss Tweed Mill Strike 1913–14: Causes, Conduct and Consequences: Mike Richardson
If Freedom of Choice is Only ‘an Illusion’, why Encourage Autonomy?: Beverley Stone
Rule 5: Stay Focused: Panos Mourdoukoutas
The Bounds of Unknowledge: Stephen F. Frowen
A Three-Party Model of World Conflict: Murray Wolfson
Two Approaches to Pricing Policy: Francis Bidault
Northern and Western Africa: Past Trends and Future Prospects: I. William Zartman
Degot’s Portrait of the Manager as an Artist: David M. Atkinson
Defending the Legacy of Rio: the Civil Society Campaign against the MAI: Nick Mabey
Successful switch strategies: Hugh Ferrier
Merriment and Diversion: Smith on Public Finance and Public Choice: Iain McLean
Benefits Realization from the IT Portfolio: Colin Ashurst
The Determinants of Profit Growth in the Manufacturing Sectors: Stanley J. Feldman and Richard DeKaser
Enhancing the Board’s Monitoring Performance in SMEs: Lotfi Karoui, Coral Ingley, Wafa Khlif and Sabri Boubaker
On Employing Economics to Shape Reality: Grzegorz W. Kolodko
Inter-industry Repercussions of Major Technological Innovations: Bela Gold and John A Czepiel
Working for Japanese Companies in Britain Today: Myths and Realities: Stephanie Jones
Supply and Demand for Credit in the US: Gordon Pepper
Feminist Research and Representing the Other: Diane Chilangwa Farmer
European Computer Services: Christopher J. S. Gentle
Women’s Employment and Multinationals in the Federal Republic of Germany: the Job-Export Question: Sabine Gensior and Bärbel Schöler
Economics and Principles: David Reisman
Public Policy and the Creation of a European Arms Market: François Heisbourg