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The Learning Economy as a Phase in Economic Development: Contradictions and Institutional Responses: Björn Johnson
Valuing a Company: David Frodsham and Heinrich Liechtenstein
Social entrepreneurs – size or influence?: Olivier Kayser and Valeria Budinich
Eklavya: The Archer Par Excellence!: Edwina Pio
Looking the part: Adrian Furnham
The Relation Between P S and P F: G. Stuvel
The Problem with the Presence of Commercial Banks Abroad: Jörg Itschert and Rehan ul-Haq
E: Hano Johannsen and G Terry Page
The Crucial Human Factor: Georges Haour
Inclusive Leadership in Nicaragua and the DRC: Josep F. Mària and Josep M. Lozano
Implications of the MAI for Use of Natural Resources and Land: Lawrence Tshuma
Moral Violence: Michael A. Diamond and Seth Allcorn
Internal Regulation of Foreign Trade with respect to Socialist Trading Partners: A Comparison of the Finnish and the Hungarian System: Gábor Oblath
Monetary Policy Implications of Recent Changes in the Financial Systems in the United States and Europe: William Poole
William Stanley Jevons: John Maynard Keynes
Appendix FRED 4 — Reporting the substance of transactions: Ron Paterson
Conclusion: Philippe Espinasse
Temperance: Luigino Bruni
Taiwanese Collaborative Product Commerce: Joseph A. DiVanna
Creating Boundary Spanners’ Cross-Cultural Competence through Co-Leadership: Weiwei Ji
The Anatomy of the Product-Innovation Process: Cost and Time: Edwin Mansfield, John Rapoport, Jerome Schnee, Samuel Wagner and Michael Hamburger
Managing Growth of Township and Village Enterprises in Guangdong: Lessons Learned and Opportunities: Jingchao Geng
Good and Bad Leadership Styles: Joost Kampen
Social Reform and Economic Policy: James Ronald Stanfield
The ageing body: Dick Stroud and Kim Walker
Conclusions: Merlin Stone
The Capital Account Introduced: H. Peter Gray
The Research Imperative: James C. Abegglen
Stages of Economic Development and Convergence and the Changing Demand for Human Capital: John Joshua
Strategy: Jeroen Bree
‘Catch-up’ Capabilities Compared: Peter Nolan
PESC and the 1964–66 Labour Government: Richard Clarke and Alec Cairncross
Power Regained 1920–1934: Eric Wigham
The Transfer of Organizational Techniques Across Borders: Combining Neo-Institutional and Comparative Perspectives: María Eugenia Arias and Mauro Guillén
Floating into World Slump: Paul Einzig
Conic Sections And Polar Co-Ordinates: J. Parry Lewis
The Weaknesses of the Computer: Trevor J. Bentley
Japanese Hybrid Factories in Brazil: Tetsuo Abo
Financial Institutions and Markets in Malaysia: Zeti Akhtar Aziz
Michigan: Scott D. Watkins and Patrick Anderson
Michigan: Scott D. Watkins and Patrick Anderson
Michigan: Scott D. Watkins and Patrick Anderson
Credit in Securities: T. H. Donaldson
China: John Cosgrave
Strategic Human Resource Management of Top Management Team Social Networks: Controlling Executive Relationships for Enhanced Organisational Advantage: Kevin D. Clark and Christopher J. Collins
Is Shopping a Chore? Being Digital and Big Brother: Julian E. Markham
Vietnam: The New China?: Michael Backman
Government as employer and quasi-employer: Sid Kessler and Fred Bayliss
The Theory of the State: Carlos M. Peláez and Carlos A. Peláez
Corporate Sport Citizenship: Tigers and Sharks: Aaron Smith and Hans Westerbeek