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Equity Investment Alliances and Joint Ventures: Nancy A. Hubbard
Critical Mass: The Reality Behind the Conventional Wisdom: Steven I. Davis
The benefits of winning customer loyalty: Sionade Robinson and Lyn Etherington
Privatization and Employment Relations in Africa: The Case of Mozambique: Pauline Dibben and Geoffrey Wood
Hungary: Y. Zoubir and F. S. Lhabitant
More Sets, Some Logic: R. J. O’Brien and G. G. Garcia
Post-Keynesianism and Institutionalism: Another Look at the Link: Geoff Hodgson
A Sweeping New Non-substitution Theorem: Kaldor’s Discovery of the von Neumann Input-Output Model: Paul Samuelson
Virtual Action Learning: A New Genre for Powerful Learning: Ghislaine Caulat
The Construction of Interregional Business Cycle Models: Joseph Airov
A Note on ‘Mr Meade’s Relation’ and International Capital Movements: Paul C. Dalziel
A Requiem for Bureaucracy: François Dupuy
Balancing Act: Nicholas Ind and Cameron Watt
Labor Market Institutions, Skills, and Innovation Style: A Critique of the ‘Varieties of Capitalism’ Perspective: Edward Lorenz
The Hungarian Economic Reform of 1968: Jan Adam
Galbraith Revisited: Advertising in Non-Affluent Societies: Stephen Lister
The World Bank Near the Turn of the Century: Gustav Ranis
Rational Bidding Strategies: Gregor Berz
Tariff and Exchange Rate Policies: Rodney Wilson
Inflation and the Keynesianism of Restraint: Michael Beggs
Epilogue: Reinventing the Wheel?: Johannes Rüegg-Stürm
Technology and Disruptive Innovations: M. S. S. Namaki
Copying/Duplicating: Yvonne Locker
National and International Money: Restructuring British Financial Institutions: Glenn Morgan and Andrew Sturdy
Examples in Practice: Staci M. Zavattaro
Language Games and Economic Theory: Roger Koppl
Singapore: Bela Balassa
Revans: The Man and His Legacy: David Botham, Robert L. Dilworth and Yury Boshyk
Empowerment and risk as a source of competitive advantage: Ivan Yardley, Andrew Kakabadse and Derrick Neal
Intrinsic motivation: Adrian Furnham
Could do better: Adrian Furnham
Conclusion: Barry Hindess and Paul Hirst
Format of Oral Presentations: Philippe Espinasse
Handing Over Responsibility: Robert S. Fleming
Fluctuations in Global Economy: Income, Debt and Terms of Trade Processes: Amiya Kumar Bagchi
Patterns of Change: John Bratton
Lecture Four: Theory of Policy in Open Economies, With Applications: M. L. Burstein
Strategic Asset Allocation: Balancing Short-Term Liquidity Needs and Real Capital Preservation for Central Banks: Javier Bonza, Norma Gómez and Reinaldo Pabón
Structure and Performance in British Banking, 1870–1939: Forrest Capie
Financial Markets, Investment and Employment: Paul Davidson
Annotated Bibliography of Recent Research: Robert Stern, Jonathan Francis and Bruce Schumacher
Foreign Exchange: Douglas Wood and James Byrne
The Characteristics of Employment in Chile: Kirsten Sehnbruch
Manufactured Exports from the Developing World: James M. Lutz
Survey of Industrial Relations in Cameroon: Robin Kendrick
The Planning Process: Tim Calkins
From Broadcast to Collaboration: Arvind Sathi
E: John Paxton
The incubation period: Adrian Furnham
Bad or Good?: Jerry Biberman