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Caribbean Flavours and Fragrances: Densil A. Williams
The ‘Paretiani’ and Their Critics: Michael McLure
Bombers, Beds and a Birthday: Central News West, 18 February 1988: Alastair Hetherington
The Evolution of the Japanese Monetary System: Liberalisation and Integration: Sumimaru Odano
Eco-Labelling in the EU and the Export of Turkish Textiles and Garments: Celik Aruoba
Can India eclipse China?: Rajiv Biswas
The Employment Effects of Foreign Direct Investment in Portugal, Spain and Greece: Peter J. Buckley and Patrick Artisien
Housing: James Lee
Japan at Home: The Corporatist State: William R. Nester
Growth and Value: Richard Brookes and Roger Palmer
An Emigrant from a Developing Country: Autobiographical Notes I: Nicholas Georgescu Roegen
Ensuring post-event follow-up and implementation: Bettina Büchel and Ivan Moss
China’s Capital Market Dilemma: M. S. S. Namaki
Training Participants: Jane Cranwell-Ward, Patricia Bossons and Sue Gover
The Case Method of Learning: Allan P. O. Williams and Sally Woodward
The City Branding of Accra: Anthony Ebow Spio
On Keynes’s Method in Economic Theory: Geoffrey Harcourt
Homer on the History of Interest Rates: M. L. Burstein
Globalizing Legal Process in the Struggle to Counter Impunity Efficiently: Rosemary Byrne
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development: Felix I. Lessambo
Quintie: György Bőgel, Vincent Edwards, Marian Wax, Tibor Benkő, János Hárskuti, Ildikó Király, Tibor Kovács, Tamás Szabó, Vilmos Szegő, Ervin Török and László Zentai
It’s all in the family: Dona Roche-Tarry and Dale Roche-Lebrec
Business Ethics, Globalization, and the Information Age: Richard T. George
On Foreign Trade: Ian Steedman and John Metcalfe
Sales: Jed Hallam
Guangdong’s State-Owned Enterprise Reform: Problems and Solutions: Biao Chen and Wayne Jones
Austria and the EEC: Issues of Tax Harmonization: Ewald Nowotny
New Learning Paradigms and the Challenge of Developing the Future Leaders: Andrés Hatum
The Washington Consensus and East Asian Sequencing: Understanding Reform in East and South Asia: Keun Lee
Industrial and Logistic Sector: Aamir Inam Bhutta and Marco Migliorelli
Ulster Unionism and British Broadcasting Journalism, 1924–89: David Butler
Selling Sex and Science: Denise H. Sutton
In Search of Sustainable Social Mission Ventures to Alleviate Poverty: Shelby McIntyre, Albert Bruno and Patrick Guerra
Case A: Place Branding from the Bottom-up: Strengthening Cultural Identity through Small-Scaled Connectivity with Cultural Entrepreneurship: Philip Speranza
France: Eric Batstone
Managing Credit Risk: Wilbert O. Bascom
The Commodity Status of Labor Power: Bengt Furåker
Poland’s Great Transformation and the Lessons to be Learnt: Grzegorz W. Kolodko
Mind CSLSI: Gary Roberts
The Employment of Older Workers in Japanese Firms: Empirical Evidence from Micro Data: Yoshio Higuchi and Isamu Yamamoto
Successful New Product Development by Optimizing Development Process Effectiveness in Highly Regulated Sectors: The Case of the Spanish Medical Devices Sector: Annemien J. J. Pullen, Carmen Cabello-Medina, Petra C. Weerd-Nederhof, Klaasjan Visscher and Aard J. Groen
Human Resources Management and Employee Relations: David Farnham
Determinants of Innovation: A Microeconometric Analysis of Three Alternative Innovation Output Indicators: Erik Brouwer and Alfred Kleinknecht
Managing an Adversarial Team Member: Aryanne Oade
Basic Principles of Inventory Control: Graham Buxton
Financial Specialisation in the Gulf: Rodney Wilson
The USA: Saudi Arabia of Coal?: Peter James
Observations of GD CBD at SAP: Julia Kotlarsky and Ilan Oshri
Social Entrepreneurship: A Study on the Source and Discovery of Social Opportunities: Javier Monllor
The Genesis of Modern Management of Technology: The Case of the Meiji Cotton Spinning Sector in Globalization, 1880s–1890s: Eugene Choi