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The Cutting Edge: Multinationals in the EEC Textiles and Clothing Industry: Diane Elson
TRIPS and the Indian Patents Regime: Prabodh Malhotra
I’ve Got a Contract: A. D. P. Edwards
A Trade Union View: Barrie Sherman
The 2012/13 Reforms of Student Finances and Funding in England: The Implications for the Part-Time Undergraduate Higher Education Sector: Claire Callender
Some Aspects of the Present Discussion of Lawyers on the Place of Law in Development: Anthony Carty
Transforming Variables; Selecting and Sorting Cases: Neil Frude
Village Perspectives on Technology, Employment and the Environment: Mohammad Alauddin and Clement Tisdell
Commitment: The Long-Term View: Michael Kare-Silver
European Telecommunications: Christopher J. S. Gentle
Problems, Objections and Complications: James Perkins
Facilitating the Process of Globally Distributed Development-Focused Research Teams: Ishbel McWha, Stuart C. Carr and Malcolm MacLachlan
Equality and Diversity in Employment in Canada: Harish C. Jain
Government Distortions of Agricultural Prices: Lessons from Rich and Emerging Economies: Kym Anderson
The Roots of Crisis: Economic Policy under Bourguiba, 1956–1987: Emma C. Murphy
What Is Understood about Leadership Learning and Development?: Steve Kempster
Case Studies in CEE: Emanuele Rossi and Rok Stepic
The Institutions: Mats Lindgren, Jörgen Jedbratt and Erika Svensson
The Prism of Age: Managing Age Diversity in the Twenty-First-Century Workplace: Marcie Pitt-Catsouphes, Christina Matz-Costa and Melissa Brown
World Vision: Catalysing the growth of Microfranchising in Tanzania: Andy Hunter and Ashley Wheaton
Institutional Forms of Worker Participation in the Federal German Republic: Z. Almanasreh
Moments of anger: Peter Shaw
Setting Short Term Interest Rates: the Policy Process: Paul Temperton
A New Monetary Situation: Peter Coffey
International Turmoil — 1914–45: John Mills
J. M. Keynes and D. H. Robertson: Three Phases Of Collaboration: John R. Presley
Economic Nationalism and the Problem of the Weak Currency Countries: The Italian Example: Innocenzo Cipolletta
The NAIRU, Potential Output, and Okun’s Law: Postwar USA, UK, and Japan: Masanori Amano
Speculation, Rational Expectations and the Pure Theory of the Macroeconomy: M. L. Burstein
Advertising and the Theory of the Firm: W. Duncan Reekie
Normal distribution: J. Murdoch and J. A. Barnes
Economic Policy and Foreign Trade in Austria: Relations with West and East: Jan Stankovsky
Presence: The Tyranny of ‘Busyness’ and Its Affect on Relational Leadership and Dialogue: Megan Reitz
Leftism, Achievement Orientation, and Basic Dimensions of the Socioeconomic and Political Attitudes in Baltic Countries versus Other Central and East European Countries: Jan Jerschina and Jaroslaw Görniak
Manifesto for a Second Monetarist Revolution: Brendan Brown
Trustful Banking: A Psychological Game-Theoretical Model of Fiduciary Interactions in Micro-credit Programs: Vittorio Pelligra
Advertising, Imperfect Knowledge and Welfare Losses: Jeffrey James
Heuristics for Managing Messes: Ian I. Mitroff, Can M. Alpaslan and Ellen S. O’Connor
Some Aspects of Post-War Growth in the British Economy in Relation to Historical Experience: R. C. O. Matthews
Policy Responses — Asia: John Malcolm Dowling and Pradumna Bickram Rana
Strengthen Cooperative Goals: Dean Tjosvold and Mary Tjosvold
Strategic Capability: H. Igor Ansoff
Management Control: The Chief Executive’s Viewpoint: Jacques Henri Horovitz
Would Small be More Beautiful in the South African Land Reform?: Henrik Wiig and Henning Øien
The Capable Politician: David Butcher and Martin Clarke
Flowing with the go: Adrian Furnham
Happiness and success: Adrian Furnham
Occupational Violence, Psycho-Terror and Terrorism: Paul McCarthy
Planning to Mislead: Keith Grint
Any belief can become a brand: Daniel M. Jackson