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The Core Competency Framework and Approaches to R&D: Bianca Piachaud
Cambodia: Between Pentium and Penicillin?: K J Joseph
Jubilee Stocktaking: Michael McWilliam
Empirical Investigation on Deposit Guarantee Schemes: Francesca Arnaboldi
Understanding the Mind of the Chinese: A Historical Perspective: Sui Pheng Low
Inclusive Coalition with the SMEs and the LEs since the 1980s: Haeran Lim
Finding Phantastic Objects: David Tuckett
Definition of a brand: Daniel M. Jackson
N: Jeff Swystun
Perception or reality? A risky business: Judy Larkin
An Actuarial Vision: Derek Impey
Strategic Fund Analysis: Keron Bhattacharya
Default Risk Assessed: George A. Philips
The Government’s Position: Sandy McLachlan
Developing an enterprise-wide approach to programme and project management: David Williams and Tim Parr
Prediction: Michael Allingham
Trade and Foreign Aid: John R. Presley
Stage 4a: Exploring Success-Generating Routines: Véronique Ambrosini
Bye-bye Job Descriptions: Tim Baker
Public Interest Firms as Leaders in Oligopolistic Industries: Ingo Vogelsang
The Findings: Dependent Variables: Robert Leonardi
City Transport Economy: Tom Rallis
The World Trade Organization, and the Present and Future of China’s Pharmaceutical Industry: Mei-ling Wang
Evolutional innovation: deriving opportunity from disruption: David Birchall and George Tovstiga
You are your PR: living out your reputation: Chris Genasi
Strategy: Neville Bain
A Contribution to Empirical Research on the Prebisch-Singer Thesis: John-ren Chen and Herbert Stocker
The Government Takes Over 1914–1919: Eric Wigham
Overruns and Errors in Estimating Development Cost, Time, and Outcome: Edwin Mansfield, John Rapoport, Jerome Schnee, Samuel Wagner and Michael Hamburger
The Classical Theory of Economic Policy: Non-Legal Social Control: Warren Samuels
‘On Beauty’: Three Scherzos Played on the World Economy Stage: Piero Formica
The Heckscher-Ohlin Model Under Uncertainty: An Assessment: Raveendra N. Batra
The End of the German Model? Developmental Tendencies in the German Banking Industry: Herbert Oberbeck and Nestor D’Alessio
Intrinsic Motivation and the Crowding-Out Conjecture: Alexander Pepper
Perspectives on Host Locations: Alessandra Perri
A Generalised Domestic and International Supply Chain Model: Michael Roe, Wei Xu and Dongping Song
Opportunities for Firms in Reducing Greenhouse Gases through the Kyoto Protocol Flexibility Mechanisms: Gianluca Rubagotti
The Recommendation Cluster: Colin Shaw
Who’s Afraid of the Policy Analyst?: Paolo D’Anselmi
Economies of Scale and Average Cost: P. J. Curwen
Two Arguments for Protection: Leonard Gomes
An ‘Idealism of Matter’: John Rosenthal
Recognition, Hypothesis, HEARSAY: Michael L. Johnson
The Canadian Context: Kurt Wetzel
Opening Pandora’s Box: Regional Action on a Concept of Sustainable Growth with Equity: Richard Bond
The implications of processes and systems on the customer experience: Colin Shaw and John Ivens
The Distinction between Social Value, Individual Value, Market Value and Market Price in Volume III of Capital: Chai-on Lee
Communicating in an International Emergency: Northern Iraq from 1991: Tom Hardie-Forsyth
The Clustering of Innovative Activity: Xavier Tinguely
Using Knowledge Engineering with Transaction Systems: Dimitris N. Chorafas