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The Role of Industry: Keith Griffin
Envy and Narcissism in Contemporary Organizations: Bénédicte Vidaillet
Consultancy and Research at German Real Estate: Martina Nieswandt
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
The Dollar and Coca-Cola Are Both Brand Names: Robert Aliber
The Social Contexts of Money Uses: Makoto Maruyama
Towers of Trust: Daniel Friedman
Between Two Worlds: E. H. Carr
The GPO Industry’s Efforts in Creating a Voluntary Code of Conduct: The Hanson Report: S. Prakash Sethi
Against the Law: Rebekah S. Heppner
A Post Keynesian View of the Washington Consensus and How to Improve It: Paul Davidson
Consistency and Viability of the Liberman-Kosygin Reforms: The Limited Market Relations Socialist Model: John Marangos
Luxury Retailing in India: Sudeep Chhabra
Organizations as Defective Containers: Michael A. Diamond and Seth Allcorn
Life at the Sharp End: Keith T. Thomas and Allan D. Walker
The Cost War and Its Casualties: Frogs and Temperature: John Peysner
The Final Years: Bill Packer and Colin Sandy
A Pragmatic Constructivist Take on the Case: Michael Lissack
The Lions Mark Their Territory: The African Thought System: Nadine Mendelek Theimann
Australia-GCC FTA: International Business Prospects and Limitations: Doren Chadee, Banjo Roxas and Tim Rogmans
Good and Bad Approaches: Case Study Evidence: Aidan Cox, John Healey, Paul Hoebink and Timo Voipio
Exploring the Opportunity: John Drew, Blair McCallum and Stefan Roggenhofer
Asia’s Financial Blues: The End of POLIS?: Haider Khan
The Brand Acquisition Route: Nirmalya Kumar and Jan-Benedict E. M. Steenkamp
The Business in the Community Model: The UK and Ireland: Josep M. Lozano, Laura Albareda, Tamyko Ysa, Heike Roscher and Manila Marcuccio
The Effect of Unions and Employee Voice on Wages and Working Conditions: Their Endogeneity Problem: Toshiaki Tachibanaki and Tomohiko Noda
Equilibrium Growth and Cumulative Causation: Neil Hart
What is Good Government? David Laidler’s Views: Robert Young, David Laidler and James Davies
Leveraging Diversity: John L. Graham, Lynda Lawrence and William Hernández Requejo
Marine and Commercial Reform, 1713–1720: Geoffrey J. Walker
Obstacles to Cultural Transformation: Elizabeth K. Briody, Robert T. Trotter and Tracy L. Meerwarth
Socially Responsible Employee Management: Case Studies from Saudi Arabia and Lebanon: Marian Eabrasu and Akram Al Ariss
The Classical ‘Surplus’ Approach and the Theory of the Welfare State and Public Pensions: Sergio Cesaratto
A Forgotten Chapter of Regional Social History: The Polish Immigrants to the Ruhr 1870–1939: Michaela Bachem-Rehm
The Interaction Between Multiplier and Inflation Processes: Claes-Henric Siven
Social Security: Pensions and Social Minima: George Katrougalos and Gabriella Lazaridis
The Destination of Wealth: Alan Shipman
Financial Market Failures and Their Remedies: Carol Sirou
Early Bitcoin: P. Carl Mullan
Comment on J. A. Frenkel, “A Monetary Approach To The Exchange Rate: Doctrinal Aspects and Empirical Evidence”: Giorgio Basevi
A Lack of Foreign Confidence: Lord Robbins
Maximising Our Resources: Fiona Westwood
Government Incentives, Traditional Values, and the Shaping of Agrarian Interests: Michele L. Crumley
Helping the Executive Team with Its 4 Rs—Recruit, Reward, Retain, and Retire Talent: Lance Wright
The Political Economy of Paradigmatic Policy Change: Joe Wallis and Brian Dollery
Fiscal Adjustments in the 1990s: Case Studies: Carlos Mulas-Granados
The Spinout Specialists: Samuel R. Schubert
Markets in Action: David Asch and Brian Wolfe
The Sub-Prime Crisis, the Credit Crunch, and Bank “Failure”: An Assessment of the U.K. Authorities’ Response: Maximilian Hall