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Research Results: Javier Amores Salvadó, Gregorio Martín Castro, José Emilio Navas López and Miriam Delgado Verde
The Return of the Reserve Army: Geoffrey Kay
Industrialization without Revolution: the French Case: Douglas Fisher
Industrialization without Revolution: the French Case: Douglas Fisher
Corporate Culture at the Highest Level: Governance: Victoria W. Miroshnik and Dipak Basu
Protectionism and the Developing Countries: Enzo Grilli
Prospects for FSU Energy Consumption: Leslie Dienes, Istvan Dobozi and Marian Radetzki
Risk Analysis in Lending to LDCs: Anthony Angelini, Maximo Eng and Francis A. Lees
The United Kingdom Experience (III): G. Stuvel
Can We Leverage R&D and Engineering through Outsourcing?: Dimitris N. Chorafas
Execution is not the Problem: Aligning Execution with Strategy Is!: Arnoldo C. Hax and Dean L. Wilde
Labour Markets, Employment Policies and the Single Currency: Philip Arestis and Malcolm Sawyer
Investment-Decision Criteria, Investment Incentives and the Choice of Technique: Geoffrey Harcourt
The Effects of Public Investment: A. Fuente and Rafael Domenech
Situations of Failure: Disapprenticeship: Christian Bourion
The Wages of Soviet Women and Men: Katarina Katz
The Economist Statesman, 1939–46: D. E. Moggridge
Summary and Conclusions: Ulrich Volz, Judith Böhnke, Vanessa Eidt, Laura Knierim, Katharina Richert and Greta-Maria Roeber
Pathological ambition: Adrian Furnham
Optimal ethics: Adrian Furnham
Psychology of hoarding: Adrian Furnham
Conclusion: Divya Wodon, Naina Wodon and Quentin Wodon
The hyper-moral obsessive: Adrian Furnham
Powers of Perception: Chellie Spiller
Comments on Walter, Vaubel and de Grauwe and van den Bergh: R. Shone
Negotiation skills: Adrian Furnham
Keynesian Unemployment is Involuntary and is an Equilibrium State: Bruno Jossa
Weighted Dutch and German Monetary Aggregates: How Do They Perform as Monetary Indicators for The Netherlands: Norbert G. J. Janssen and Clemens Kool
Japanese Enterprise as Private Sector Bureaucracy: Michio Morishima
Managing Conflict Constructively: Dean Tjosvold and Mary Tjosvold
Franchising in Morocco: Ilan Alon and Rachid Alami
Crisis Climax and Turn of the Tide: Margaret Reid
Moneytheism and Lawless Finance: Ann Pettifor
Economic Growth, Technology Transfer and Convergence in Spain, 1960–73: Mar Cebrián and Santiago López
‘Live to Work or Work to Live?’ The Search for Work-life Balance in Twenty-first Century Japan: Tim Craig
Multiple Regression: A. A. Walters
The New Marketing Logic: Mats Lindgren, Jörgen Jedbratt and Erika Svensson
NatWest: Another Global Bank Gone Home: David Rogers
Case Studies for the High Engagement Culture: BMW Group and Whole Foods Market: David Bowles and Cary Cooper
Financial Innovation: A View from the Bank of England: John S. Flemming
Does Monetarism Fit The UK Facts? A Comment: Paul Ormerod
Corporate Psychopaths and Withdrawal from Work: Clive Boddy
The British Authors: Reghinos D. Theocharis
Afghanistan: A Security-Driven Agenda: Marta Marañón
Productive Environment: Piyush Tiwari, Ranesh Nair, Pavan Ankinapalli, Jyoti Rao, Pritika Hingorani and Manisha Gulati
Action Taken by the United States: Makio Miyagawa
Together in the Past and Future of the Now: Ralph Stacey and Norbert Elias
Log Files and Listing Files: Neil Frude
Dual Salary and Workers’ Well-being in Papua New Guinea: Leo Marai
US and European Perspectives: Gastón Fornés and Alan Butt Philip