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- Swissair: Crashed and Burned
- Stewart Hamilton and Alicia Micklethwait
- The USSR and The International Aluminium Market
- Carmine Nappi
- The Economic Policies of Zambia in the 1980s: Towards Structural Transformation with a Human Focus?
- Venkatesh Seshamani
- The 6 Box Leadership Model: An Organizational Body Scan
- Vlatka Hlupic
- The Distribution of Wealth in Rural China
- Terry McKinley
- German Strategy: Hard Shell, Soft Shell
- Keith Grint
- Rhetoric of Radical Change
- Domagoj Hruška
- Giving Aid on the Recipient’s Terms: The Swedish Experience in Tanzania
- Ole Elgström
- The Commons and the State: Regulating Overexploitation
- Timothy Swanson
- Creating a Culture Shift: Roles and Managing Resistance to Change in Your Company
- Simon L. Dolan, Salvador Garcia and Bonnie Richley
- Interfacing with the Consumer
- Herbert Meyers and Richard Gerstman
- Getting it Wrong
- Michael Fisher, Martin Abbott and Kalle Lyytinen
- Gilbern Cars Ltd
- Sue Birley
- Offshore Business Process Outsourcing: Strategies to Minimise Failure
- Jonathan Chevallier and Hilary Robertson
- Holistic Problem Solving
- Knut J. Ims and Laszlo Zsolnai
- A Desirable Solution
- Chris Rowland and Danny Hann
- Wage Determination in the Market
- Anthony D. Smith
- The Open Economy
- Toshihiro Ihori
- Not So Much a Tax, More an Anti-Avoidance Provision
- R. A. Rayman
- Searching for the Elusive Glass Ceiling in Higher Education
- V. S. Elizabeth
- Modelling Expectations
- Imad A. Moosa and Kelly Burns
- Creating the Consulting Brand Experience
- Fiona Czerniawska
- Pro-trade Policies: Creating Collective Identity
- Jane Ford
- Organizational Learning Mechanisms for Corporate Revitalization
- Yoshiya Teramoto and Caroline Benton
- Mongolia: Unpredictable Ownership — Comparing a Japanese and a Swedish Funded Project
- Lkham Luvsanjamts and Marie Söderberg
- Technology and Labour
- J. Wilczynski
- Moving People and Goods
- Peter Cullen
- Construction Markets and Transaction Costs
- Stephen L. Gruneberg and Graham J. Ive
- TNCs as Global Investors
- Paul Fischer
- Efficiency of Foreign-Funded and Domestic Enterprises
- Yanrui Wu
- Do They Listen? Communicating Warnings: An Intelligence Practitioner’s Perspective
- William Shapcott
- The Road to Serfdom
- Alan Ebenstein
- A New Colonialism
- Colin Read
- Internationally Managed Money Supply
- George M. Furstenberg
- Cambridge Instruments: (A) Stereoscan Electron Microscope (B) Image-Analysing Computer
- Luke Georghiou, J. Stanley Metcalfe, Michael Gibbons, Tim Ray and Janet Evans
- Special Legislation for Regional Offices of Multinational Companies
- Adam Starchild
- A Blueprint for Reform
- Paul Streeten
- The Prudential Supervision of Building Societies
- Leigh Drake
- The Shape of Things to Come: Scenarios and Their Policy Implications
- Francisco Sagasti, Keith Bezanson and Fernando Prada
- Income from businesses and professions
- Walter Sinclair and Barry Lipkin
- Labour Migration: An Option for Peasant Livelihood?
- Elke Grawert
- Income from Businesses and Professions
- Walter Sinclair and Barry Lipkin
- Investment Banking, Governance, Mergers, and Compensation
- Carlos M. Peláez and Carlos A. Peláez
- Bank Intermediation under Flexible Deposit Rates and Controlled Credit Allocation: the Italian Experience
- Mario Monti, Angelo Porta and Paul Grauwe
- Innovative Learning and Institutions in the Process of Development: On the Microfoundation of Growth Regimes
- Francesca Chiaromonte, Giovanni Dosi and Luigi Orsenigo
- Resetting the Social Capital
- Christopher J. Ibbott
- How Do We Maximize Impact?
- Paul Leone
- Post-Deng Xiaoping Economic Policies
- Ken Moak and Miles W. N. Lee
- Managing Sickness Absence
- Neil Thompson
- US Banks’ Lending to Developing Countries: A Longer-term View
- Henry S. Terrell and Rodney H. Mills