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The Future Again? The Assessment of Abenomics: Masazumi Wakatabe
The Crawling Peg and Exchange Rate Uncertainty: Donald V. Coes
The Future of Experiential Learning in Organizational Development: A Prophecy: Ned Levine and Cary L. Cooper
Leading out of Confusion: Grove’s Crisis at Intel: Steven Segal
Organisational Design: Monir H. Tayeb
The Role of Friends and Family Members: Supporting Someone You Know Through an Experience of Workplace Bullying: Aryanne Oade
‘Modern Capitalism’ in the 1970s and 1980s: Jan Fagerberg and Bart Verspagen
Investing in Human Capital through Training and Development: An Experiential Learning Framework: Adrienne A. Isakovic
Structural Policies: Weak and Market Biased: Jörg Huffschmid
Moving the Conversation Beyond the Ethics Literature: Connecting Diversity and Social Responsibility: Christopher Anne Robinson-Easley
The Central European Initiative: Christopher Cviic
What the reputation consultants say … and don’t say: Chris Genasi
The FAP Model — The Project Risk Profile (PRP): Frank Lefley
Treasury Bills: G. A. Fletcher
The Two Domains Defining the World of Work: Thomas Klikauer
The R&D Function: Neil M. Kay
Programs that Affect Intergenerational Solidarity: Shannon E. Jarrott
Politics And The Mixed Economy: Roy Hattersley
Targeting the Poor: Michael McWilliam
BICC: Continuously Transposed Cable: Luke Georghiou, J. Stanley Metcalfe, Michael Gibbons, Tim Ray and Janet Evans
“FīfīlkaMaka”: Preparing and Sharing the Gifts from the Ocean: Alisi Numia Katoanga and Maria Humphries
Comparison of Various Efficiency Measures: An Application to Banks in India: Jati Sengupta and Biresh Sahoo
Political Aspects of Modernisation: Denis Worrall
China’s Puzzle Game: Four Spatial Shifts of Development: Mark Wang, Michael Webber and Zhu Ying
Summary, General Outcomes, Implications and Future Directions: Michael O’Mullane
Code Breakers: Jonas Hoffmann and Laurent Lecamp
Revisioning Socialism: The Cherry Esplanade Conjecture: David Laibman, Richard Wolff and Dimitris Milonakis
EC-ASEAN Trade and Industrial Co-operation: The Pros and Cons: Rolando Valiani
Unemployment Behaviour: Evidence from the CPS Work Experience Survey: Thomas S. Coleman
An Optimum Supply-Demand Equilibrium?: W. Duncan Reekie
The Development of the Chilean Labor Market: Kirsten Sehnbruch
Savings Associations: Michel S. Laguerre
Bridging Human Capital and Social Capital Theories: Deepali Sharma
The Yellow Principle: Develop a Will to Win: Alexander Laufer
Restructuring in Regional Economies and Introducing a Province System in Japan: With Special Reference to the Kansai Region: Masato Ikuta
Between “ideology” and “space:” the museum experience: Marco Bevolo
Lithuania: Y. Zoubir and F. S. Lhabitant
Public Administration as Stakeholders in Spanish Savings Banks: Juan Antonio Maroto Acín and Mónica Melle Hernández
Banks as Masters of Debt, Cost Calculators and Risk-Sharing Mediators: A Discreet Regulatory Role Observed in French Public–Private Partnerships: Elise Penalva-Icher, Chrystelle Richard, Anne Jeny-Cazavan and Emmanuel Lazega
Competition and Evolution: The Marshallian Conciliation Enterprise: Peter Groenewegen
Cluster Development in Hungary: Searching for a ‘Critical Mass’ of Business via Cluster Mapping: Miklós Szanyi, Ichiro Iwasaki, Péter Csizmadia, Miklós Illésy and Csaba Makó
Human Spirit: Michael Szenberg and Lall Ramrattan
Fiscal Politics and Fiscal Sociology: Murray, Griziotti and Sensini: Michael McLure
Towards General Equilibrium: Roger Vickerman
The Flotas to New Spain, 1720–1726: Geoffrey J. Walker
Drishtee, Uttar Pradesh: Maitrayee Mukerji
The Limits of Economic Value in Measuring the Performance of Social Innovation: Michel Marée and Sybille Mertens
The Effect of Voices on Working Conditions and Their Economic Interpretation Based on Enterprise Unionism: Toshiaki Tachibanaki and Tomohiko Noda
Re-structuring the Financial Sector to Reduce its Burden on the Economy: Malcolm Sawyer
Demands for Market Opening and for the Expansion of Domestic Demand: Ali M. El-Agraa