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- ‘Information-Sharing’ is Not a Buzz-Word in Japan: Press Clubs Insulate an Insular Political Economy
- Susan Carpenter
- Comments on ‘Monetarism in a World without “Money”’ by Thomas Mayer
- Joseph Bisignano
- Environmental Protection and International Competition
- Ulrich Steger and Ralph Meima
- Chevron versus Ecuador: How a Strong Brand Defends Itself
- Mark L. Robinson
- Saving and Debt
- Josef Steindl
- Administrative and Organizational Changes as Agrarian Reform, 1972–1990
- Michele L. Crumley
- Transformations in the World of International Banking and Finance
- Dilip K. Das
- Development of Capability in Small Firms: A Review of Secondary Literature
- Henny Romijn
- Product Mix and Diversification
- Toyohiro Kono
- Positioning Organization
- Steffen Böhm
- Philippines
- Brian Wawn
- Corporate Culture in Shogun One
- Victoria W. Miroshnik and Dipak Basu
- David Hume, 1711–76 and the Scottish Enlightenment
- Gianni Vaggi and Peter Groenewegen
- The Planning Process
- Leslie E. Grayson
- The Wartime Analogy
- Keith Griffin and Jeffrey James
- The Results
- Trevor J. Bentley
- The Strategy of the Lateral Project
- Olivier d’Herbemont and Bruno César
- Twentieth-Century Marxism
- Benjamin Ward
- The Use of Shareholder Proposals to Address Corporate Human Rights Performance
- Adam M. Kanzer
- Interpersonal Style
- Farid A. Muna
- A Process Overview
- Linda Rossetti
- The Distribution of Excess Demand for Labor and the Phillips Curve
- Rolf Jens Brunstad
- The ES Test: How to Tell How Much Your Business is Going to be Affected
- Michael Kare-Silver
- Two Decades of Liberalisation Reforms in Morocco: Successes and Failures
- Aouatif Fakir
- Understanding the New Social Consumer
- David F. Giannetto
- The Manager and the Specialist
- Rosemary Stewart
- Recruitment and Selection
- John Kempton
- An Uncompleted Banking and Financial Reform
- Dominique Rambures
- Credit Control by Reserve Assets
- Geoffrey W. Gardiner
- The ES Test: How to Tell How Much Your Business is Going to be Affected
- Michael Kare-Silver
- The Nuances of Effective Human Capital Performance Strategies: Deconstructing the Dynamics of Inter- and Intrapersonal Change
- Christopher Anne Robinson-Easley
- Work, Community, Environment and the Shrimp Export Industry in Bangladesh, India and Thailand
- Bob Pokrant
- Bailouts and Bail-Ins
- John Theodore and Jonathan Theodore
- SREs in Practice
- Michael Hopkins
- Investment and Trade Policies
- Michael Du Pont
- Economic Convergence: Global Marshall Plan
- James A. Yunker
- The Impact on Australian Political Economy from Chinese Investment into Australia’s Mining Industry
- Xueli Huang and Ian Austin
- The City of London, British Ethnic and National Identities, and Investment Decisions in the Anglophone New World, 1860–1914
- Andrew Smith
- The Effects of Intellectual Property on Political Economy
- Deli Yang
- Military Expenditure and Economic Development in Asia During the 1990s
- Geoff Harris
- Nanotechnology Research in China
- Chunli Bai and Chen Wang
- The main reforms of the Spanish financial system
- Ma. Ángeles Pons
- National Economic Returns and the Use of Economic Prices
- Steve Curry and John Weiss
- Business Alliances, Organizational Change and Township and Village Enterprises
- Charles Harvie
- Commodity Derivatives
- Louise Rowsell
- Future Models of Japanese Management: A Forecast Based on the Delphi Method
- Masao Hanaoka and Tomasz Mroczkowski
- Mean-Variance Efficient Portfolio Selection: Model Development
- Megha Agarwal
- The Evolution and Characteristics of Poverty and Inequality in Rwanda
- An Ansoms and Stefaan Marysse
- Third Time Lucky? — The Operation and Outcomes of the Statutory Recognition Procedure
- Sian Moore, Sonia McKay and Sarah Veale
- Everybody Else Is Out Of Step
- Paul Einzig