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US Treasury Secretaries: Robert Leeson
Dualism, Centre—Periphery Models, and the Process of Cumulative Causation: Anthony Thirlwall
The Early Management Organisation of British Petroleum and Sir John Cadman: R. W. Ferrier
Some Economic and Social Effects of Motor Vehicles in France since 1890: Patrick Fridenson
Tool Five: Aryanne Oade
Multinationals from Slovenia — Nano Size, but Giga Important: Andreja Jaklič and Marjan Svetličič
Relationship Dynamics: Developing Business Relationships and Creating Value: Ulf Andersson and Benjamin Ståhl
Plant Breeding in an Era of Privatization: Reflections on Transformations in the Indian Seed Industry: Dwijen Rangnekar
The (In)Visible Third Party: De- and Re-regulation of Working Conditions through Public Procurement: Karen Jaehrling, Hanne O. Finnestrand, Vassil Kirov and Hans Torvatn
Choosing a Domestic Cash Management Bank: David F. Birks and Anthony Birts
Decoding the mysterious process of art: Chuck Close
Unions and Procedural Justice: An Alternative to the ‘Common Rule’: David Marsden
In the Stars: Lateral Thinking to Understand Markets: Saeed Amen
Export Development during the 1980s: Ricardo Ffrench-Davis
Servant Leadership Learning Communities®: Ann McGee-Cooper and Duane Trammell
Dual Paths to Multinational Subsidiary Performance: Networking to Learning and Autonomy to Innovation: Sunil Venaik, David F. Midgley and Timothy M. Devinney
Business Leaders, Stakeholders and the Value Pie — A Summing-up: Zuhayr Mikdashi
Amazon and Borders: From Sector Focus to Competence Focus: Richard Cuthbertson, Peder Inge Furseth and Stephen J. Ezell
Trading Instruments: T. H. Donaldson
Action Research: Tim Sauber and Hugo Tschirky
The Implications of Different Models of Social Relations for Understanding Knowledge Sharing: Niels-Ingvar Boer, Peter J. Baalen and Kuldeep Kumar
Economics as a Science and its Relation to Policy: The Example of Free Trade: Warren Samuels
Egyptian Workers Rediscover the Strike: Anne Alexander
Constraints on Sustained Recovery from Economic Disaster in Africa: Charles Harvey
Massschuh.de: Mass Customization: Verena Mayer and Andreas Balon
And Co. Ltd: Bill Packer and Colin Sandy
Introduction: Mark Bishop
Upward spirals: life-long learning: Erik Haan
Conclusion: Yılmaz Argüden
Strategic planning: who needs it?: Adrian Furnham
Conclusions: Gastón Fornés and Alan Butt Philip
Comments on the Seven Totally Successful Production Subsidiaries: Peter J. Buckley, Zdenka Berkova and Gerald D. Newbould
The Balancing Act: Rebekah S. Heppner
Conclusion: Paul Caruana Galizia
American Management Systems: David Yates
Planet Purple vs. Planet Prism Revisited: Donna D. Mitroff and Ian I. Mitroff
Comment: H. Robert Heller
Conclusion: Andrzej Klimczuk
The Demand for Long-term Government Securities: Neil Thompson
Revolt against Bernanke-ism: Brendan Brown
The Drilling Machine Company: Japanization in Small-Batch Production: John Bratton
Roman Catholic and Protestant Perspectives on Business as a Calling: Managerial Leadership in the Corporate Sphere: Shirley Roels and Regina Wentzel Wolfe
Obsessed Maniacs and Clairvoyant Oracles: Empirically Validated Patterns of Entrepreneurial Behavior: Elias G. Carayannis and McDonald R. Stewart
Knowing the Way: Consistent Direction: Steven I. Davis
Shaping the Future: Stephen Hill
A closed model of overlapping cohorts: András Simonovits
Conclusion: Koichiro Kimura
Postscript: When Keynes was a Monetarist: G. R. Steele
A closed model of overlapping cohorts: András Simonovits
Strategy as Storytelling: Jonathan Wheeldon