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Stone, Paper and Scissors: Douglas Moore Kenrick
Some Conclusions: Toward a Political Economy View of African Equity Market Development: Todd Moss
Company Founders: Youssef Cassis
Hospital Performance Indicators: How and Why Neighbours Facing Similar Problems Go Different Ways — Building Explanations of Hospital Performance Indicator Systems in England and the Netherlands: Christopher Pollitt
Leaders Who Drive Operational Excellence Net Extraordinary Results: Diane K. Adams
The Pattern of Inward FDI Geographical Distribution: Can Developing Countries Base Their Development on Those Flows?: Jesus Ferreiro, Carmen Gomez and Carlos Rodriguez
Demographic Transition and Intergenerational Transfers in Peru: María Amparo Cruz-Saco
Emerging Market Companies as Globalizers: Nancy A. Hubbard
Business Ethics and Self-Initiated Expatriates: Catherine Pereira-Villa and Anne Marie Zwerg-Villegas
Escaping Flatland: Johan Roos and Peter Bürgi
The Film Cure: Responses to Modernity in the Cinemas of the Caribbean: Jerry W. Carlson
Employee-Driven Innovation Amongst ‘Routine’ Employees in the UK: The Role of Organizational ‘Strategies’ and Individual ‘Tactics’: Edmund Waite, Karen Evans and Natasha Kersh
Financial Liberalization in Developing Countries: Keynes, Kalecki and the Rentier: Yilmaz Akyüz
The Thinking Path: Alexander Caillet
1848: E. H. Carr
Foreign Nationals Working in the UK: Bill Packer and Elaine Baker
Italy and Japanese Investment: The Influence of the European Monetary System: Paolo Ramazzotti
The Career of the In-house Lawyer: Karl J. Mackie
Economic Change and the Organization of Industry: Is the Entrepreneur the Missing Link?: Edouard Barreiro and Joël-Thomas Ravix
Measuring Gender Discrimination: Adel S Z Abadeer
Conclusions and Implications: George Chryssochoidis
The Decisions at Maastricht: Malcolm Crawford
Taming the Sokaiya: Can Economic and Corporate Reform Eliminate Extortion in Japan?: Teri Jane Ursacki
Managing your customer experience: the Customer Experience Pyramid™: Colin Shaw and John Ivens
Khaleeji Capital and the Middle East: Adam Hanieh
Distribution and Growth: Josef Steindl
Social Media: Ian Chaston
Company Adrift — Inertia, Organizational Games and Unsure Leaders: Krzysztof Obloj
Integration and Convergence in the European Union: Pascal Petit
Introductory: Roy Harrod
North-South Direct Investment in the European Communities: Conclusion and Policy Implications: Peter J. Buckley and Patrick Artisien
Recent Trends in China’s Distribution of Income and Consumption: A Review of the Evidence: Eric D. Ramstetter, Erbiao Dai and Hiroshi Sakamoto
Samuelson and the 93% Scarcity Theory of Value: Avi Cohen
Eminent Domain for Private Use: Bruce Benson and Matthew Brown
Trade Relations: Carmela Martín
The Structure of Labor Supply: Yoshihiro Maruyama and Tadashi Sonoda
Information and Communication Technologies: Steve Onyeiwu
Corporate Sustainability Management: Aileen Ionescu-Somers and Ulrich Steger
Women Consultants in Action: Critical Discourse Analysis of ‘Live’ Consulting Interaction: Sheila Marsh
The Extension of the Theory of the Substance of Value: Makoto Itoh
The Players in the Mobile Marketplace: Mats Lindgren, Jörgen Jedbratt and Erika Svensson
Building Global Relationships: Christopher J. Ibbott
Tata Sons: Amar K. J. R. Nayak
Public Expenditure 1938–2005 — Defence, Consolidated Fund, Pensions, Transfers from Central to Local Government, Common Administrative Services, Trade, Industry and Transport, Food and Agriculture: Clive Lee
Rank-and-File Organisation and Action: Richard Hyman
Why Was Paradise Lost? And Is This a Cause for Lament?: Sigmund A. Wagner-Tsukamoto
Enabling Negawatts: Christoph Burger and Jens Weinmann
Mexico: Alejandro Ramirez
The Role of Government in the Development of BTCs: Ruby Gonsen
Washington’s Space Cadets: The Centrality of Polling, Computer and Other Technologies in US Politics Today: Nicholas J. O’Shaughnessy