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Price Comparisons of Identical Products in Japan, the United States and Europe: W. Duncan Reekie
The Theoretical Foundations of an Extranational Composite Currency with Stable Purchasing Power, and their Implications: Jacques Riboud
Client-Consultant Relations: Fiona Czerniawska
Mini Case Zeeland (The Netherlands): Place Experience: Robert Govers and Frank Go
Agrarian Change in Northern Ghana: Public Investment, Capitalist Farming and Famine: Andrew Shepherd
Peru: Trade Policy and International Negotiations: Alan Fairlie Reynoso
High and New Technology Industrial Development Zones: Wang Jici and Mark Wang
On the Relative Bias of Flexible Exchange Rates: Michael Sumner and G. Zis
Identity and Appeal in the Humanitarian Brand: Anne Vestergaard
Managing in New and Changing Communities: Malcolm Torry
Next steps: Peter Shaw
Conclusion: Nicholas Ind
Myanmar: John Cosgrave
Europe: Pillar of the World Economy or Just an Appendix?: Norbert Walter
The Future of the Euro: Philip Arestis and Malcolm Sawyer
Trading on the Sydney Wool Futures Market: A Test of a Theory of Speculation at the Level of the Individual: B. A. Goss
Money Manager Capitalism in Primary Commodity-Dependent Developing Countries: Luigi Ventimiglia and Daniela Tavasci
Greece: Alexander H. Sarris, Pyrros Papadimitriou and Athanassios Mavrogiannis
Anticipatory Technologies and Customer Centricity: Joseph A. DiVanna
Economic Inequality: (1) Objectives and the Market System: Julian Grand and Ray Robinson
SPF 5: From the Top: G. Scott Erickson and Helen N. Rothberg
Foreign Direct Investment in South Eastern Europe: Christos Papazoglou
Where Do Women Fit in University Senior Management? An Analytical Typology of Cross-National Organisational Cultures: Pat O’Connor
Conclusions: Christopher J. Ibbott
The Possibility of Possibility: John Hey
Conclusion: Victoria W. Miroshnik and Dipak Basu
The Satnav Market: Adrian Furnham
Comment: V. N. Balasubramanyam
So Long, Wealth Effect: James K. Galbraith
Child Health and Development: Linda Richter and Chris Desmond
Coal, Oil and Nuclear Escalation: Leslie Hannah
Economic Sanctions: A Hidden Cost of the New World Order: Peter Bergeijk and Charles Marrewijk
Private, Public and International Joint Lending: Anthony Angelini, Maximo Eng and Francis A. Lees
Gold in the International Monetary System: A Catalog of the Options: Robert Aliber
Rudeness and Incivility in the Workplace: Janie Harden Fritz
Competitive Bidding: J. F. Woodward
The Economic Limits of European Integration: John Corcoran
The Bretton Woods Conference: Armand Dormael
Concluding Discussion: Helen Dickinson
Venture Brazil: Studying Austro-Brazilian Joint Ventures by Means of GABEK and WinRelan: Jürgen Mühlbacher and Jochen Penker
The Capacity Problem: John Grieve Smith
The Causal Nexus between Foreign Investment and Economic Growth in India: K. Sham Bhat, C. U. Tripura Sundari and K. Durai Raj
Enron Revisited: What Is a Board Member to Do?: Beth Krasna
Coffee in International Agricultural Diplomacy: Case Study Two: Emiko Atimomo
Off-shoring and outsourcing: David E. Hawkins
The Three Ds — Disinflation, Deflation, and Depression: Robert Aliber
Irrelevant Politics: Paolo D’Anselmi
Contemporary Protectionism: What Have We Learned?: Enzo Grilli and Enrico Sassoon
Democratic Republic of the Congo: The Giant with Feet of Clay: Gilles Gasser