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Effective Demand and the Rate of Profits: Some Thoughts on Marx, Kalecki and Sraffa: Ferdinando Vianello
Forecasting and Fudge Factors Modelling: Prof Rajagopal
Theoretical Implications: Georg Sørensen
The State and Economic Efficiency: A Behavioral Approach: Morris Altman
South African Market Labour Market Trends: An Analysis of 1995 and 1999 Labour Statistics: Haroon Bhorat
Conclusion: Agro-Export Sectors and Economic Recovery: Wim Pelupessy
A Headquarters at Last: Malcolm Falkus
Consumers and Distributors: Guy Routh
The Enabling Infrastructure: Alf Chattell
Electrical and Musical Industries — Computing on a Shoestring: Anthony Gandy
Personnel: B. H. Walley
The Popularization of Business Knowledge Diffusion: From Academic Knowledge to Popular Culture?: Carmelo Mazza
Variations in Organizational Structures: Kathleen A. Carroll
The Boards and their Workers: R. Kelf-Cohen
Evaluation of Third Way Economics in Practice: Philip Whyman
Direct Foreign Investment, Transnational Corporations and Growth: Some Empirical Evidence and a North-South Model: Amitava Dutt
Japanisation: Alan Booth
China as a Destination: Nancy A. Hubbard
Summary: The Case for a New Approach: Harold Lydall
Measuring the Impact of Leadership Training: Paul Leone
Beyond Sushi and Tempura: An Overview of the Japanese Food Market: Stephanie Assmann
Understanding the HR Strategies of the 1990s: Craig R. Littler
Public Procurement, International Labour Law and Free Movement in EU Law: Protect, Respect and Remedy: Ruth Nielsen
A Distributed and Collaborative Economy: Jean-Jacques Lambin
Reflections on Gender and Pay Inequalities in the Contemporary Service Economy: Diane Perrons
Modern Chinese Management: Alex Mackinnon and Barnaby Powell
Optimal Utilization of the Central Business District with Economy and Diseconomy of Agglomeration: Noboru Sakashita
Orienting Research and Development to the Needs of Industry: The Application of the ‘Customer-Contractor’ Principle in the Department of Industry: Michael Gibbons and P. J. Gummett
General Motors in an Age of Corporate Restructuring: Richard Senter and Walter McManus
Enlarging Markets, Spreading Wealth: Seth D. Kaplan
Leveraging Relationships to Get Ready for Change: Paula Jarzabkowski, Michael Smets and Paul Spee
You Cannot Please Everybody!: Satinder Dhiman
Serious assessment: Adrian Furnham
Conclusions: Leonidas Montes
Is the New Economy Rewriting the Rules?: James K. Galbraith
The Eternal Power of Exaggeration: Simon Lancaster
Seeing the pattern of moments: Peter Shaw
Servant leadership: Adrian Furnham
Economica and LSE Economics: Jim Thomas
Chinese and Indian Multinationals in Denmark: Is There Anything Special About Them?: Jens Erik Torp, Michael W. Hansen and Henrik Schaumburg-Müller
International Trade, Stability and Agricultural Adjustment: D. John Shaw
Q: Stuart Valentine
Suing screeners and selectors: Adrian Furnham
Writing feature articles and opinion pieces: Trevor Morris and Simon Goldsworthy
The brand audit: Michel Chevalier and Gérald Mazzalovo
Organising for New Product Development: Robert Grayson
Organising for New Product Development: Robert Grayson
Microfranchising: Kevin McKague and Muhammad Siddiquee
Characteristics of ownership: S. G. Sturmey
The Community Budget: Sixten Korkman