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Budget Deficits and Current Account Balances: Ahmad Zubaidi Baharumshah, Siew-Voon Soon and Hamizun Ismail
Hands-on Exercise: Doron Kliger and Gregory Gurevich
A Multiple Case Study Approach to Work Stress Prevention in Europe: Michiel A. J. Kompier, Cary L. Cooper and Sabine A. E. Geurts
The Austrian Experience with Literature-based Innovation Output Indicators: Peter Fleissner, Wolfgang Hofkirchner and Margit Pohl
Exclusion in Developed Countries: A. S. Bhalla and Frédéric Lapeyre
A Song against Monotony: Jan Ch. Karlsson
Housewives and Students: Jerry Biberman
How advertising works: Adrian Furnham
Heads Up: Michael Morris
Facilitating Spirited Teams: Judi Neal
Is It Time for Open Borders in Southern Africa? The Case for Free Labour Movement in SADC: Adrian Kitimbo
User Hardware: Joan Ricart-Costa, Brian Subirana and Josep Valor-Sabatier
Why Is ‘The Dutch Disease’ Always a Disease?* The Macroeconomic Consequences of Scaling Up ODA: Terry McKinley
Fiscal Policy and Transition: The Case of Poland: Scott Baier and Gerhard Glomm
International Trade and Exchange Rate Policy: G. R. Steele
Can We Learn a ‘Third Way’ from the Agathotopians?: James Meade
Toward a Single Global Economy: 1991 to 2008: Adam Hanieh
The Geopolitical Environment: Latin America: Anthony T. Bryan
Stock and Work in Progress: The Blood Sucking Vampire: Keron Bhattacharya
The World’s Largest Firms: Peter J. Buckley and Mark Casson
Norms in Collectivist versus Individualist Societies: Adel S Z Abadeer
Adding Brand Value: Allen Sheppard
Reflection in Learning at Work: Steen Høyrup
The Suspension of Power in German Health Politics: Rising Demands and the Function of Suspension: Anna Henkel
Organizations Don’t Innovate, People Do: Trust Is the Foundation: Robert Rosenfeld, Gary Wilhelmi and Andrew Harrison
The World’s Largest Firms: Peter J. Buckley and Mark Casson
Principles of Daily Operation: G. A. Fletcher
The Relationship between Public Companies and their Shareholders: Barry Barker
The Firm and its Objectives: Patricia M. Hillebrandt
On the Macroeconomic and Financial Implications of the Demographic Transition: José María Fanelli and Ramiro Albrieu
Saturn: Re-engineering the New Industrial Relations: Guy Cornette
Transcending Art’s Craft: David M. Atkinson
Financial Flows, Interest Rates and Exchange Rates: Anthony Makin
Segmenting the Internal Market: James Carlopio
The Chinese Boardroom: Roles, Dynamics and Relationships: Andrew Kakabadse and Yang Chen
Brokers Selling Investment Advice: Jesper Blomberg, Hans Kjellberg and Karin Winroth
Open Innovation and Internationalization Behavior: The Case of Spanish Firms: Ana M. Moreno-Menéndez and Jose C. Casillas
A Family Firm becomes a Public Company: Changes at Pilkington Brothers Limited in the Interwar Years: T. C. Barker
The Structure of Self-Management: Hans Dieter Seibel and Ukandi G. Damachi
Direct-to-consumer branding — the US perspective: Anne Devereux
Dematerialization and the Cashless Society: A Look Backward, a Look Sideward: Patrice Baubeau
Holistic self-assessment: David E. Hawkins
Evaluating Development Coaching: Whitney Glenn
Proposition Plan: Andrew Lester
Accounting Profit Versus Economic Income: D. R. Myddelton
Innovation versus Invention: Sam A. Hout
A University-Community Engagement and Leadership Model: Margo Brewer and Sue Jones
Impact of Technology on SCM: Enver Yücesan
Application of the Capital at Risk Model to Small and Medium Enterprises: Federico Beltrame, Roberto Cappelletto and Gabriele Toniolo
Trade, Money and International Payments: Paul Davidson