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The Relationship between Management and Capitalism from a Critical History of Modernity Point of View: Janus, the Two-faced God vs. Yin-Yang: Luca Solari
Multiple-Interest-Rate Analysis Sheds Light on the Reswitching Phenomenon: Michael Osborne
Intra-Industry Trade in Transportation Services: Henryk Kierzkowski
China’s Integration into the Regional Economy: Shaun Breslin
The Great Strike, 1889: John Lovell
National Labor Regimes: The EC in Class Context: Bernard H. Moss
Mental Models of Competitive Space and their Correlates: Gerard P. Hodgkinson
Building Resilience: Anna Kayes and D. Christopher Kayes
Multinational Enterprises and Spillovers: Holger Görg and Alexander Hijzen
What is Islamic Political Economy?: Masudul Alam Choudhury
Interpreting Tribal Data: Analysing Ethnographic Data and Using It to Build and Maintain Tribal Brands: Brendan Richardson
Characterizing the Patterns of Inward and Emerging Outward FDI in Hungary: Erzsébet Czakó
Methodology: Claudio Gomez Portaleoni, Svetla Marinova, Rehan ul-Haq and Marin Marinov
Fixed Exchange Rates, Flexible Exchange Rates, or the Middle of the Road: a Re-Examination of the Arguments in View of Recent Experience: Hans Genberg and Alexander K. Swoboda
Reflexivity — Engaging with Pierre Bourdieu: Robert Warwick and Douglas Board
Assessment in the Work Context: Clive Fletcher
Money as a motivator: Adrian Furnham
A Quantitative Appraisal of Adjustment Lending: Bela Balassa
Mixed Reactions to the Report: John Spicer, Chris Thurman, John Walters and Simon Ward
Summary of the Discussion: Bertil Ohlin, Per-Ove Hesselborn and Per Magnus Wijkman
Expatriates in the Middle Kingdom: Ilaria Boncori
Consultancy and Research at German Real Estate: Martina Nieswandt
Envy and Narcissism in Contemporary Organizations: Bénédicte Vidaillet
Private Equity Finance in the Twenty First Century: Liquidity and the Credit Crunch: Jamie Morgan
Pax Bruxellana? The European Union and NATO as Multilateral Approaches: David G. Haglund and Charles C. Pentland
The Constrained Sectors: III. Financial Institutions:—Financial Flows: Graeme S. Dorrance
Foreign Investment in India: Riding the Wave: Ashima Goyal
Samir Amin and Other Contributions to the Debate: Kunibert Raffer
Consumption and Effective Demand: Brendan Sheehan
Monetary Stabilization: Zbigniew Polański
Religions, Mythology and Morality: Douglas Moore Kenrick
When markets fail: Olivier Kayser and Valeria Budinich
The Final Frontier: Preludes to Deep Space Travel: William E. Halal
The Nature and Structure of Operations: Beatriz Muñoz-Seca and Josep Riverola
Women and Choices: Marianne Coleman
Empirical Studies of the Wage Equation: A. J. Hagger
The Fundamental Problem: Robert Bacon and Walter Eltis
The Fundamental Problem: Robert Bacon and Walter Eltis
Bringing the Consumer In: Sales Networks in Retail Banking in New Zealand: Terry Austrin
The Most Vivid Image of Life: Theatre and Drama: Vinod Sena
Failure of a Mission: Ian Lloyd
The Economist Presents the ‘Phoenix’: Jacques Riboud
The Types of Economic Resources Transmitted through the Networks of St. Petersburg IT Professionals: Markku Lonkila
Animal Spirits, Confidence and Monetary Policy: Muriel Dal Pont Legrand, Dominque Torre and Elise Tosi
International Medical Graduates — Working in a Two-Tier System?: Geraldine Healy and Franklin Oikelome
Dynamic View of Strategy in a Large Corporation: Challenges Toward Next-Generation Video Communications: Mitsuru Kodama
Market Rivalry, Government Policies and Multinational Enterprise in Developing Countries: Homi Katrak
Outline History of the Colonisation of Hokkaido, 1870-1930: Shiina Shigeaki
Entrepreneurship Training in Developing Countries: Kim Marie Bischoff, Michael M. Gielnik and Michael Frese
Leadership: from Vision to Implementation: David Rogers