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Money and the Management of the Short Period: Dennis Robertson’s ‘…odd little book’: Gordon Fletcher
Everybody Else Is Out Of Step: Paul Einzig
Proximity Retailing: Andrew Wileman and Michael Jary
Revisiting the Literature and the Significance of the Findings: Justin Robertson
Conclusion: Scott R. Sidell
The Open Textbook: From Modules to Mash-Ups: John W. Warren
The Corporate Response: Jonas Agell, Peter Englund and Jan Södersten
Creativity, Measurement and Myth: Ian Fillis and Ruth Rentschler
Liability Management and Capital Adequacy: Steven I. Davis
Recent Progress in Management Control Depiction: Jim Rooney
Four Categories of Orgware: Mats R. Larsson
Limiting the State versus Expanding it: A Criticism of this Debate: Richard Wolff and Anwar M. Shaikh
The WTO: A Sweet or Sour Chinese Banquet?: Alice H. Amsden
Building Blocks of Organizational Design: Marco Weiss
Strategic Leadership: Kim Turnbull James, Cliff Bowman and Richard Kwiatkowski
The Changing Meaning of Luxury: Ian Yeoman and Una McMahon-Beattie
The Formation of a Strategy for Catching Up: Lu Aiguo
The Legislative and Policy Framework in South Africa: Reuel J Khoza and Mohamed Adam
The Virtual Research and Development Department: Fiona Czerniawska and Gavin Potter
Policies to restore full employment: Maurice Scott and Robert A. Laslett
The Major Move into Luxury (Since 1995): Pierre-Yves Donzé
The Distinction between Clubs and Governments: Randall Holcombe
The Erosion of the GATT Framework: Dilip Das
Little Saver, What Now?: Brendan Brown
Secrets of the Dumb Steeple: Richard Donkin
Bank Credit Scoring: Desheng Dash Wu and David L. Olson
Macroeconomics of Russia 2013–14: Rich Marino
The Dissenting Economist: J. K. Galbraith: David Reisman
Types of Sourcing in China: a Classification: Guido Nassimbeni and Marco Sartor
An Analytical Model of Profit-sharing in an Islamic Economy: Masudul Alam Choudhury
The Bid-Price Curve and Market Equilibrium: Alan W. Evans
The rhetoric and reality of marketing in New Zealand: Lynne Eagle
Initial Responses in Strategic Situations: Nagore Iriberri and Pedro Rey-Biel
Inflation and the Keynesianism of Restraint: Michael Beggs
Rational Bidding Strategies: Gregor Berz
The World Bank Near the Turn of the Century: Gustav Ranis
The Hungarian Economic Reform of 1968: Jan Adam
Tariff and Exchange Rate Policies: Rodney Wilson
Galbraith Revisited: Advertising in Non-Affluent Societies: Stephen Lister
Labor Market Institutions, Skills, and Innovation Style: A Critique of the ‘Varieties of Capitalism’ Perspective: Edward Lorenz
Technology and Disruptive Innovations: M. S. S. Namaki
Epilogue: Reinventing the Wheel?: Johannes Rüegg-Stürm
Copying/Duplicating: Yvonne Locker
Concluding Remarks: Jaroslav Krejčí
Globalisation of Securities Markets and Comprehensive Financial Services Reform in the United States: Mary Ann Gadziala
M. D. Benedict Ltd: Sue Birley
Special United Nations Fund for Economic Development (SUNFED): D. John Shaw
Enter Edward Baldwin: Dennis Griffiths
Consent: John Morrison
Alternative Monetary Standards (1992): C. A. E. Goodhart