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Policy Coordination: Legitimate and Effective?: Jörg Huffschmid
Measuring the Costs of Presenteeism: Hesan Quazi
The Pipeliners: Peninah Thomson, Clare Laurent and Tom Lloyd
Nostalgia for Nationalisation?: Tim Strangleman
A Headquarters at Last: Malcolm Falkus
Conclusion: Agro-Export Sectors and Economic Recovery: Wim Pelupessy
Wage Regulation in Czechoslovakia: Jan Adam
The Aggregate Theory Summarised: H. Peter Gray
A Sisyphean Labyrinth: Armand Dormael
Challenges after the Crisis in Emerging Europe: A Look outside the EU Borders: Kristel Buysse and François Gurtner
Research Workers: Adrian Furnham
Foreword: David J. Wilkinson
Post-Keynesian Theory of Distribution in the Long Run: Neri Salvadori
Finance in Public Service: Discreet Joint Regulation as Institutional Capture at the Paris Commercial Court: Emmanuel Lazega and Lise Mounier
Disrupted Identities in a Still-Organized World: Alison Pullen
Some Pure Theory of Money in an Open Macroeconomy: M. L. Burstein
Oil, International Trade and Inflation: Paul Davidson
Sex in the Office: Sarah Rutherford
Leading Ethically: What Helps and What Hinders: Kurt April, Kai Peters, Kirsten Locke and Caroline Mlambo
Solution: Scouting — Looking Beyond: Jens Maier
Antagonism or Equanimity: U.S. Multinationals and Regional Trading Blocs: Louis T. Wells
The Holding Company as a Possible Institutional Solution for the Public Sector Organization: Ondrej Jaško, Ivan Todorović and Stefan Komazec
Arthur Keen and the Patent Nut & Bolt Co. 1856–1900: Edgar Jones
Case Studies: Guido Nassimbeni and Marco Sartor
Motorisation on the New Frontier: The Case of Saskatchewan, Canada, 1906–34: G. T. Bloomfield
Conditioning: Michael Taillard and Holly Giscoppa
Comments on ‘The Demand for Money in Japan, the United Kingdom, West Germany and the USA: An Empirical Study of the Evidence since 1973’ by Herbert Buscher and Stephen F. Frowen: Jürgen Siebke
A Growth Cycle: R. M. Goodwin
The Underlying Economic Theory: The Implications for Inflation, Employment and Growth of a Fall in the Share of Output that is Marketed: Robert Bacon and Walter Eltis
The Underlying Economic Theory: The Implications for Inflation, Employment and Growth of a Fall in the Share of Output that is Marketed: Robert Bacon and Walter Eltis
The ‘Invisible Hand’: Gavin Kennedy
Conclusion: Bénédicte Vidaillet
Q: Stuart Valentine
International Trade, Stability and Agricultural Adjustment: D. John Shaw
Suing screeners and selectors: Adrian Furnham
Writing feature articles and opinion pieces: Trevor Morris and Simon Goldsworthy
Democratisation and Reform in Latin America: Robert Solomon
Multinationals and Trade Linkages: Deborah Swenson
A Human Rights-Based Approach to Poverty: The South African Experience: Linda Jansen Rensburg
Post-Fordism and the State: Bob Jessop
Redressing the Structural Imbalance: Edward Barbier
A New Model of Economic Growth: N. Kaldor and James Mirrlees
Directory of Brokers: John Rew, Charles Sturge and Julian Sandys
Unidentified Floating Unemployment (UFU) and the Specification of the UV-curve: Chris Neubourg
Cumulative Causation and Unemployment: Mark Roberts
Capital Formation and its Efficiency: J. Wilczynski
Antidumping, Countervailing Duties and Non-Market Economies: Claudio Dordi
Middle Managers: Differences between Britain and Germany: Hans-Dieter Ganter and Peter Walgenbach
Management and Value Systems: Rosemary Stewart, Jean-Louis Barsoux, Alfred Kieser, Hans-Dieter Ganter and Peter Walgenbach
Rehearse, Rehearse, Rehearse: Peter Coughter