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Putting the Process of Strategic Investing into Practice: Cuno Puempin, Heinrich Liechtenstein, Fariba Hashemi and Brian Hashemi
Learning: Elizabeth Lank
The ‘Domestic—Foreign’ Conflict as Multiple Cultural Interference Factor: Jörg Itschert and Rehan ul-Haq
‘Useful versus True’ — Theory, Knowledge and Pseudoscience: Paul Tosey and Jane Mathison
Psychological Capital: Willpower and Resilience: Nik Kinley and Shlomo Ben-Hur
Privileging Women’s Voices and Experiences: A Career Perspective to Study Female Entrepreneurship in Transition Economies: Ziyu Long
Protectionism, Trade and Growth: Martin Zagler
Path Dependence, Modularity and the Offshoring of (Some) Physician Services: Martin Stack and Myles Gartland
Tata Group: The Benign Hunter: Munish Thakur and Rajeev Sharma
The Interview: Identifying the Exceptional Assistant: Jan Jones
Competitive Identity and Development: Simon Anholt
Identifying Operational Failures: Adrian Beck and Colin Peacock
Azubis and the Skills Pipeline: Jack Ewing
Taking an Integrated, Strategic Approach: Bradley K. Googins, Philip H. Mirvis and Steven A. Rochlin
Value of Stock and Flows of Built Capital at National Level: Graham J. Ive and Stephen L. Gruneberg
The Development of a Framework for a Comprehensive Approach to Stress Management Interventions at Work: Sabir I. Giga, Cary L. Cooper and Brian Faragher
Neutrality and Full Employment: John Weeks
Tate: Reinventing Operations to Become a Different Type of Company: Beatriz Muñoz-Seca and Josep Riverola
The Case of France: Michel Delapierre
Monetary Policy and Exchange Rate Shocks on South Africa’s Trade Balance: Mthuli Ncube and Eliphas Ndou
A Post Keynesian Theory of the State: Steven Pressman
UK Employment Equity Policies and Their Transnational Recipients: Diane Chilangwa Farmer
Integrated Management Accounting and the Analysis of Cost Reduction: Akira Nishimura
Employment and Wage Policies 1956–65: Jan Adam
Lao PDR: Hastening Slowly?: K J Joseph
EMU: Threats and Opportunities for Companies and National Economies: David Currie
Regularities in the Aggregate Behaviour of Interacting Economic Agents: Elettra Agliardi
Corporate Governance Practices in Post-Bubble Japan: Adapting to the Globalizing Economies of the Twenty-First Century: Masao Nakamura
On the Practicality of Federal World Government: James A. Yunker
Economic Growth and the Rise of Civil Society: Agriculture in Taiwan and South Korea: Mick Moore
The Kettle: Jan Ch. Karlsson
Assess Financial Performance: Dewey Norton
Current Patterns and Future Trends in Trade and Foreign Investment in Vietnam: The 1995 Business Survey and an Econometric Analysis: Van Tran and Pham Quang Thao
Diagnosis as Dialogue: Diagnostic Work in Calls to a Technical Support Helpline: Alan Firth and Michael Emmison
The Market Paradigm: Angélique du Toit and Stuart Sim
Trade Orientation and Economic Development: Theory and Evidence: David Greenaway and Wyn Morgan
Monetary Policy, Commercial Banking and the Political Imperative, 1965–85: Katherine Munro
Economic Integration Amongst Centrally Planned Economies: Ali M. El-Agraa
Over the horizon: Peninah Thomson, Jacey Graham and Tom Lloyd
G: John Paxton
Managing Multiplicity: The Detail in Retail: Andrew Wileman and Michael Jary
The Implications of the Economic Theory of the Multinational Enterprise for Control at the International Level: Peter J. Buckley
Subsidiary Size and Subsidiary Autonomy: Stewart Johnston
We Hypnotise Ourselves with Our Own Language: Beverley Stone
On Keynes and Chick on Prices in Modern Capitalism (2002): Geoffrey Harcourt
SHRDLU, Procedures, Mini-World: Michael L. Johnson
Paradoxes of Modernist Consumption: Reading Fashions: Wilfred Dolfsma
The Essential Changes: Gregory Gull
China’s Ethical Challenges after Joining the WTO: Xiaoxi Wang
Professional, but never a profession: Trevor Morris and Simon Goldsworthy