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Japan: Meso-corporatism and Industrial Power: Michael Moran
The Implications of NTB Inventory Studies: Sam Laird and Alexander Yeats
The Right to Survive: Raymond C Offenheiser
Paradoxical coaching: Moving with defences: Erik Haan and Yvonne Burger
Empathy and the Power of Nice: Simon Lancaster
Open Social Systems and Management Control: Anthony J. Berry
Career: Mirella Visser
Credit Control by Special Deposits: Geoffrey W. Gardiner
Digital strategies in pharmaceutical distribution: Leonard Lerer and Mike Piper
G: Stuart Valentine
Conclusion: Supriya Sarnikar
Towards a Theory of Interregional Fiscal Policy: Alan T. Peacock
Guizhou: Rongxing Guo
The Model in Action: Stefania Saviolo and Antonio Marazza
The Regional and Local Dimensions: Ed Balls, Joe Grice and Gus O’Donnell
EC Trade Effects and Factor Mobility: David Mayes
From Economic Theory to Political Philosophy: Alan Ebenstein
A New Housing Finance System for the US? Lessons from the Danish Model: Morten Baekmand Nielsen and Jesper Berg
Fairtrade Coffee: A Niche Market: Elisabeth Valiente-Riedl
Pushing Product-Market Boundaries by Pursuing Growth Opportunities and Creating New Markets: Jenny Darroch
Banking and Financial Services: Yusaf H Akbar
Opportunity for Learning: Chi Lo
Intentional Intelligence: How the New Mind of Leadership Manifests Success in Business and Life: David Steingard
Economics and Happiness Research: Insights from Austrian and Public Choice Economics: Christopher Coyne and Peter J. Boettke
The Financial Policy Dimension: Competition for Deposits: Robert M. Buckley
Labour and Economic Integration: The Case of the Electronics Sector in Mexico: Bodil Damgaard
Time Shaping for Experience Enhancement: James J. Lynch
Theory and Method in International Business Research: Peter J. Buckley and Malcolm Chapman
Sampling Methods: T. G. Connolly and W. Sluckin
Principle 2 — Don’t Commit More than You Can Afford to Lose: Simon Bridge and Cecilia Hegarty
HRD Quality Management: Claretha Hughes and Marilyn Y. Byrd
Export Promotion and Regional Cooperation in Costa Rica: Willy Soto Acosta
The Czech Socio-Economic Model and Its Evolution from the Start of Transition to 2007: Karel Dyba
Corporate Social Responsibility and Fair Trade in Relations of Retailers with Suppliers: Magdalena Stefańska and Ryszard Stefański
Towards Usable Concepts of Construction Market Structure: Stephen L. Gruneberg and Graham J. Ive
Incorporating Fringe Benefits in Loss Calculations: James D. Rodgers
Business Ethics and Marketing Practices in Nigeria: J. T. Akinmayowa
The Chancellor Meets His Match: John Maloney
City Markets after Big Bang: Margaret Reid
The Canvey Experiment and the Beginnings of Conversion: Malcolm Falkus
Vicarelli, Keynes’s Vision of Capitalism, and Currency Speculation: Paul Davidson and Giancarlo Gandolfo
The Rise of Indigenous Firms: Emerging Global Stars: Jiang Yu and Richard Li-Hua
Innovation Management: Prof Rajagopal
Comment: Do We Need a New Theory to Explain Emerging Market Multinational Enterprises?: Art Durnev
Epilogue: Panos Mourdoukoutas
China’s Economic Growth: Past and Future: M. S. S. Namaki
The Economic Environment: J. L. Baxter
The Bus Groups: Michael R. Bonavia
Planned Technical Change: Simon Teitel
Cohabitation: Arthur Wassenberg