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Take-off and Breakdown: Vicissitudes of the Developing Countries: R. De Oliveira Campos
Capital Goods in Developing Countries: Frances Stewart
Aerospace: Peter Nolan
Zero economic growth and the distribution of income: Lester Thurow
Macroeconomics for Developing Countries: what have we learnt?: Knud Erik Svendsen
What Now?: Jon Woronoff
Shelley Zalis — CEO, Ipsos Open Thinking Exchange: Brian Claridge and Cary L. Cooper
Trade Agreements in ROW: Dale Colyer
Spirituality in the Workplace: Bernard Moss
International Students and Volunteers amid Rising Violence: The Challenges in Honduras: Katherine Borland and Jeff Boyer
Performance Comparison among Real Estate Asset Types and Geographical Areas: Dilek Pekdemir
Modeling Capacity Using Derivatives: Chris Harris
Markets as an Impediment to Economic Progress: Michael Perelman
Mismatch: A Framework for Thought (1990): R. Jackman and S. Savouri
Successful Asian Brand Cases: Martin Roll
The Theoretical Analysis of Leon H. Keyserling and Economic Policy: W. Robert Brazelton
Possible Meanings of the Four Lines: Gérald Mazzalovo
Stockholding in Italy: Luigi Guiso and Tullio Jappelli
Is the European Community Politically Neutral? The Free Market Agenda: Bernard H. Moss
The Entrepreneur and the British Economy, 1870-1914: Derek H. Aldcroft and Harry W. Richardson
Human Resource Development in Foreign Multinational Enterprises: Assessing the Impact of Parent Origin Versus Host Country Context: Olga Tregaskis
Demographics, Economics and Social Choice: Adair Turner
The Red Principle: Collaborate through Interdependence and Trust: Alexander Laufer
US and Canadian trucking policy: Garland Chow
Money and Finance: Phillip Crowson
Assessing innovations: Benoît Gailly
Notes on Methodology and the Fieldwork: Maurizio Atzeni
Conclusion: Elisabeth Valiente-Riedl
Data systems: Patterns of forma: Paul Beynon-Davies
Soviet-type Planning as a Development Strategy: Robert W. Campbell
Did the 1997 Financial Crisis Transform the S. Korean Developmental State? Focused on the Public Fund: Hye Suk Wang
Innovations in Futures Markets: Brendan Brown and Charles R. Geisst
Kenya’s Incipient Innovation Capacity in Biotechnology: Banji Oyelaran-Oyeyinka and Padmashree Gehl Sampath
Politics (The Japanese Way): Jon Woronoff
Services, Trade-related Temporary Movements and Migration Management: Some Concluding Remarks: Bimal Ghosh
Conclusions: Markku Lonkila
Principle 8 — Look for Opportunities: Simon Bridge and Cecilia Hegarty
On Laissez Faire: Gavin Kennedy
Alternative Adjustment: John Weeks
Getting Creative with Ambiguity: David J. Wilkinson
City Transport Future: Tom Rallis
Economic Efficiency or Social Justice?: R. A. Rayman
The Community’s Credit. A Consideration of the Principle and Proposals of the Social Credit Movement (1922): C. Marshall Hattersley
Japan’s ‘Economic Miracle’: Douglas Moore Kenrick
Concluding Thoughts: W. Duncan Reekie
The Future of ASEAN Co-operation in Banking, Finance and Insurance: Michael Skully
Concluding Remarks: Beware of Japanization: Masazumi Wakatabe
Infinite Leadership: The Power of Spirit at Work: Margaret Benefiel and Kerry Hamilton
Coaching the CEO and the Executive Team: Lance Wright
Attitudes to trust: Sally Bibb and Jeremy Kourdi