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Conclusion: He Wei Ping
The Development of a Comprehensive Corporate Health Management System for Well-Being: Karl Kuhn and Klaus Pelster
The ‘Subject-Predicate Reversal’: an Excursus on Marx’s Critique of Hegel’s Doctrine of the State: John Rosenthal
Local Livelihoods, Global Interests and the State in the Congolese Mining Sector: Sara Geenen
Multinational Corporations and Spillover Effects: A Study of the Effects of Foreign MNCs on the Innovative Capacity of Small- and Medium-Sized Enterprises in Minas Gerais, Brazil: Cristina Lelis Leal Calegario, Nádia Campos Pereira Bruhm and Juciara Nunes Alcântara
The Small Shareholder: Peter F. Hutton
J. Walter Thompson’s International Advertisements: Denise H. Sutton
Getting Social: Antony Young
Natural Law: Robert Sugden
Conclusions: Yusaf H Akbar
The Small Shareholder: Peter F. Hutton
Opening the Economic Books of Governments and of the IMF: Thomas Dawson, Charles Enoch and Martin Parkinson
Globalisation and Assembler-Supplier Relations: Brazil and India: John Humphrey and Mario Sergio Salerno
Instability, Volatility and the Process of Capital Accumulation: Jan Kregel, Augusto Graziani and Guido M. Rey
The Appropriate Policies for a Successful International Technology Transfer (ITT) to Less-Developed Countries (LDCs): Reza Salami and Lawrence P. Reavill
The John Collier Story: Sebastian Green and Dean F. Berry
Scenarios for the Future: György Bőgel, Vincent Edwards, Marian Wax, Tibor Benkő, János Hárskuti, Ildikó Király, Tibor Kovács, Tamás Szabó, Vilmos Szegő, Ervin Török and László Zentai
The Frobenius Problem and Maximal Lattice Free Bodies: Herbert Scarf and David F. Shallcross
Where Do Asia’s Muslims Fit In?: Michael Backman
Managing Conflict: The Limits of Leadership: Steven I. Davis
Political Foundations of Economic Problems in the 1960s: Arthur MacEwan
Comment: Jorge Salazar-Carrillo
The Bass Violin Festival Revisited: Donna D. Mitroff and Ian I. Mitroff
Social Capital in Networks of Relations: Steffen Lippert
(I) The Next Ten Years in British Social and Economic Policy (1929) (II) Principles of Economic Planning (1935): G. D. H. Cole
We Must Communicate with Our Market: A. Coskun Samli
Equilibrium and Disequilibrium in a Disaggregated Classical Model: László Halpern and György Molnár
New Multinationals for Old? The Political Economy of Japanese Internationalisation: Hafiz Mirza, Peter J. Buckley and John R. Sparkes
The Application of Confucianism to Establish Creativity and Innovation: Luhui Grace Yu
Private Equity Risk: Thomas Meyer
How The Staff Reacted: Sandy McLachlan
Analysing Leisure Policy: Fred Coalter
Sustainable Development: From Concepts to Models: Dmitry Kavtaradze and Elena Likhacheva
Cooperative and Coopetitive Practices: Cases from the Tourism Industry: Mika Kylänen and Marcello M. Mariani
More Bang for the Buck: Investing in Early Childhood Development: Samuel Berlinski and Norbert Schady
Entrepreneurial Opportunities in Cyberspace: Korea and the United States: Judith N. Martin and Theresa Youn-ja Shim
The Chasm: Andrew Duguid
Fostering creativity and spontaneity: Ellen R. Auster, Krista K. Wylie and Michael S. Valente
An Enterprise is a Goal-Realisation Device: Simon Bridge
Conclusions: Justin Greenwood
The Future: P. Carl Mullan
Opposition to public markets: Wingham Rowan
Audit Risk Levels: Jian Li and Alan Paisey
Financial Psychopaths Unmasked: Deborah W. Gregory
Debit Cards: The New, Old Way to Pay: Marc Anthony Fusaro
Concept of Price: Aristotle vs Marshall: Volodymyr Ryaboshlyk
Taxation and “The Law of the Market”: R. A. Rayman
Open Performance Management: The Internet and Electronic Observability: Steve Little
The Career of the In-house Lawyer: Karl J. Mackie
Measuring Gender Discrimination: Adel S Z Abadeer