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A New Idea in Marketing: Honesty: Willem Burgers
Sales and distribution – the longest mile (or, fortune at the end of the road?): Olivier Kayser and Valeria Budinich
Business Continuity: Tom Curtin, Daniel Hayman and Naomi Husein
An Institutionalist View of the Evolution of Economic Systems: Marc R. Tool
Open Economy Aspects of the Currency Depreciation in Germany After World War I: Conflicting Claims and Vicious Circles: Richard Burdekin and Paul Burkett
Serious assessment: Adrian Furnham
The Eternal Power of Exaggeration: Simon Lancaster
Conclusions: Leonidas Montes
Is the New Economy Rewriting the Rules?: James K. Galbraith
Seeing the pattern of moments: Peter Shaw
Servant leadership: Adrian Furnham
In Search of Civil Society: Dominique Rambures
Dialogue: Sensing Relational Encounter Amidst Complexity: Megan Reitz
Revenue Management and Air Cargo: Raja Kasilingam
Kodak and Xerox: How High Risk Aversion Kills Companies: Richard Cuthbertson, Peder Inge Furseth and Stephen J. Ezell
Fighting against Corruption: The Japanese Approach to Reform Corporate Governance: Maiko Miyake, Kathryn Gordon and Lwao Taka
Feeling Good: Peter Andrews and Fiona Wood
The Accuracy of China’s Grain Production Data: Evidence from Two County-level Case Studies: Ziping Wu and Zhifang Wang
Kaldor’s Growth Laws and the Principle of Cumulative Causation: Peter Skott
The Economic Role Model for Science and Technology: Generation, Transfer and Use: Peter L. M. Heydemann
From Stagnation in the 30s to Slow Growth in the 70s: Josef Steindl
Emotions of Queuing: A Mirror of Immigrants’ Social Condition: Alberto Martín Pérez
Strategic Corporate Re-branding: Patrick Cettier and Bernd Schmitt
Exports and the Success of TVEs: Xiaolan Fu
Some Reflections: Philip L. Williams
Conclusions: Arthur Brearley
Concluding Remarks: Rita A. Gardiner
Beyond Budgeting: David Dugdale and Stephen R. Lyne
International Technology Issues: Southern Needs and Northern Responses: Gerald K. Helleiner
Regional Development Effects of Foreign Direct Investment in Central and Eastern Europe: Petr Pavlínek
International Technology Issues: Southern Needs and Northern Responses: Gerald K. Helleiner
Knowledge-based Marketing: Results and Conclusion: Florian Kohlbacher
A Step Change Model for Energy: Mats Larsson
The Economic Consequences of European Monetary Union: Malcolm Crawford
‘Commodity Power’ and the Commodities Dialogue: Christopher P. Brown
The Advertising Treadmill: Ralph Glasser
The Rise of Third World Multinationals: Hong Kong’s Foreign Direct Investment in Manufacturing: Edward K. Y. Chen
International Comparisons: A. T. Mallier and M. J. Rosser
Amplifying the Human: Alf Chattell
The East African Community: Arthur Hazlewood
Gather Momentum: Sandra Vandermerwe
Real Convergence and the Balance of Payments: Angana Banerji and Juha Kähkönen
Shareholder Performance Agreements: Reuel J Khoza and Mohamed Adam
A Legislature for Hire: The Capture of the State in Jersey’s Offshore Finance Centre: John Christensen and Mark Hampton
FDI and China’s Global Trade Competitiveness: Evidence from Measuring Sino-EU15 Intra-Industry Trade: William X. Wei
Practical Applications of Multimedia and Virtual Reality: Dimitris N. Chorafas
Discussing the Structural Models: Sebastian Fuchs
Simplicity, Trust and Communities of Interest: Can Things Be Done Differently?: François Dupuy
Understanding, action, and embedding: Colin Shaw
Mergers and Acquisitions in the Energy Sector: B. Rajesh Kumar