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- Redevelopment and Modernisation
- Graham Hallett
- Franchise Firms: Changing Employment Relations?
- Ashlea Kellner, Keith Townsend and Adrian Wilkinson
- Core Welfare Modeling Factors
- Chris Harris
- Policies to Build National Champions: China’s ‘National Team’ of Enterprise Groups
- Dylan Sutherland
- Why Dismiss Intuition?
- Teresa Carla Oliveira
- The Impact of Foreign Direct Investment
- Aristidis Bitzenis and Vasileios Vlachos
- An Appraisal of the 1+7 Model
- Allan P. O. Williams and Sally Woodward
- MOL Ltd (Hungarian Oil and Gas)
- György Bőgel, Vincent Edwards, Marian Wax, Tibor Benkő, János Hárskuti, Ildikó Király, Tibor Kovács, Tamás Szabó, Vilmos Szegő, Ervin Török and László Zentai
- Skills Integration: An Unworkable Model?
- Fiona Czerniawska
- The Welfare Effects of Border Patrol on Illegal Immigration
- Chisato Yoshida and Alan Woodland
- Energy
- David E. Hawkins and Shan Rajagopal
- Strategic Theory
- Graeme Snooks
- Food for Development
- D. John Shaw
- Deflation Risks in Germany and the EMU: The Role of Wages and Wage Bargaining
- Eckhard Hein, Thorsten Schulten and Achim Truger
- The Development Capability: Building and Maintaining Senior Managers’ Capacity to Learn
- Paul H. Dainty and Moreen Anderson
- The Galeones and Flotas and the English ‘Annual Ship’, 1713–1720
- Geoffrey J. Walker
- Monetary Policy in the Economic and Monetary Union
- Philip Arestis and Malcolm Sawyer
- When Your Past Mobile Marketing Efforts Have Failed
- Michael Dru Kelley
- Clusters, Systems and Blocks
- Thomas Kaiserfeld
- Diversification
- Kees Koedijk and Alfred Slager
- Leadership Being: Commitment
- Tom Cummings and Jim Keen
- Why China Turned to Communism and Won the Civil War
- Ken Moak and Miles W. N. Lee
- The Common Good of the Firm as the Fiduciary Duty of the Manager
- Peter Koslowski
- Two Reforms under Mono-Party Political System: The Hungarian NEM in the 1960s–70s and the Chinese Reform
- Szamuely László
- Servant Leadership and Love
- Kathleen Patterson
- The Beverage Industry
- Peter Nolan, Jin Zhang and Chunhang Liu
- Talent Management Step 2: Broadening The Scope of Development
- Andrés Hatum
- The National System for the Regulation of Financial Reporting
- John Flower
- Using Business Model Change to tie HR into Strategy: Reversing the Arrow
- Paul Sparrow, Anthony Hesketh, Martin Hird, Craig Marsh and Shashi Balain
- The Mix, the Budget and the National Debt
- James Perkins
- The Government, Industrial Relations and Economic Development in Japan
- Hisashi Kawada
- The Keitai Revolution: Mobile Commerce in Japan
- Ken Coates and Carin Holroyd
- Social media: the birth of a new channel to market
- Colin Shaw, Qaalfa Dibeehi and Steven Walden
- Society
- Alex Mackinnon and Barnaby Powell
- The Analysis of Floating Exchange Rates and the Choice Between Crawl and Float
- Stanley Black
- Manifestos, propaganda, and the art of marketing
- Marco Bevolo
- Fertility
- Veijo Notkola and Harri Siiskonen
- A Kantian Critique on Management Ethics
- Thomas Klikauer
- Absolute and Proportionate Poverty
- A. M. Khusro
- Demand for Refurbishment, Repair and Maintenance
- Patricia M. Hillebrandt
- Neoclassical Growth with Fixed Factor Proportions
- Robert Solow, James Tobin, C. C. Weizsäcker and M. Yaari
- From the Joint Stock Company to Financial Derivatives
- Dick Bryan and Michael Rafferty
- The Evolution of Housing Policies
- Leland S. Burns and Leo Grebler
- The Soviet Union and World Trade in Oil and Gas
- J. B. Hannigan and C. H. McMillan
- The Open Economy
- Keith Griffin
- How much Structure in Empirical Models?
- Fabio Canova
- BRICs and Global Political Power
- Francesca Beausang
- The Effects of Foreign Direct Investment
- Imad A. Moosa
- China’s High-speed Rail Phenomenon
- Richard Li-Hua
- Luxury Consumption in Emerging Markets
- Melika Husić-Mehmedović, Nikolai Ostapenko and Muris Cicic