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Emotions and Intuition: David Cremer and Madan M. Pillutla
Dennis Lawrence: Richard Hoggart and Janet Morgan
Responsibility and Engagement: Mark Daniell
Merger of Job Classifications: Lorraine Giordano
What do Members of Regions have in Common?: Sheila Page
Twelve Ways to Destroy Value: Stan Lees
An Oscillatory Mechanism with a Flexible Accelerator: R. M. Goodwin
Comment: Jeff Borland
Protecting the Poor in the Transition: Paul Streeten
Target-Setting versus a Calculus of Benefits and Costs: Keith Griffin and Terry McKinley
China to Have the World’s Biggest Number of English Speakers: Michael Backman
J: Jeff Swystun
The Expulsion of the Oblomovs: From the Cult of Concealment to the Practice of Innovation: Piero Formica
Discussion of Chapter 3: Christopher Allsopp
The Ends of Nature: Gavin Kennedy
Monetary Policy: J. Harvey and M. Johnson
Commentary: David W. Slater
The Idea of Islamic Economic Co-operation in Contemporary Perspectives: Masudul Alam Choudhury
Currencies are Commodities in Chicago: Brendan Brown
The Traditional Banking System: John Grady and Martin Weale
Towards dissolution of the IS research debate: from polarization to polarity: Brian Fitzgerald and Debra Howcroft
From Lag Markets to Lead Markets: Julia Prats, Marc Sosna and Sylwia Sysko-Romańczuk
Money for the People: Economic and Monetary Union: Peter Cullen
Regulation of Housing Finance: Sock-Yong Phang
The Ethics of Bank Marketing: James J. Lynch
Unemployment: John Mills
Moving towards Meltdown: Thomas F. Huertas
Reframing HRM: The HR Quadriad: Karin Bredin and Jonas Söderlund
Employment Policy for Balanced Growth under an Input Constraint: Daniel Weiserbs, A. Kervyn and Alan Ingham
Market Reality and Market Beliefs: John Lepper
Turning values information into insight: Andreas Bauer, Björn Bloching, Kai Howaldt and Alan Mitchell
Turkey: Secularism with an Asiatic Connotation: Latif Wahid
Environmental technology and the green car: towards a sustainable transportation policy: Lamont C. Hempel
The Effects of Tariff Preferences on Export Expansion, Export Diversification and Investment Diversion: A Comparative Analysis of the Iberian and Other Mediterranean Economies: George N. Yannopoulos
Flexible Exchange Rates as a Vehicle for Nixon’s Re-election: Robert Leeson
Production Processes: Mats Larsson
Perspectives of Monetary Policies: Stefan Schönberg
Business Correspondence: Yvonne Locker
Time Shaping for Process Improvement: James J. Lynch
Considering Context: Social Innovation in Comparative Perspective: Janelle A. Kerlin
Trade-Restricting Effects of Exchange Rate Regimes: Implications for Developed-Developing Country Trade Negotiations: Ramon L. Clarete and John Whalley
Sample Selection: Steven Finlay
Sample Selection: Steven Finlay
Negotiating in the Indian Institutional Environment: Rajesh Kumar and Verner Worm
Conflict: Keith Patching
Case B: Branding Nonmetropolitan Illinois – A Normative Decision Analysis: Adee Athiyaman and Christopher D. Merrett
Macroeconomic Perspectives on Stock and Bond Investments in Denmark since the First World War: Steen Nielsen and Ole Risager
The Classical False Dichotomy Model: John Weeks
Energy System Modeling: Dipak Basu and Victoria Miroshnik
Occupational Mobility: Shirley Dex