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People in Search of Work: Albanian Migrants in Greece: James Korovilas
Shopping on the Net and Security: Julian E. Markham
Problems of Policy Reform in the Haitian Economy: Mats Lundahl
Getting in Touch with Their Feelings?: Elaine Swan
Institutional Underpinnings of Debt in SIDS: Michele Robinson
Protecting vulnerable customers: Adrian Furnham
Comment on P. J. K. Kouri, “The Exchange Rate and the Balance of Payments in The Short Run and in The Long Run: A Monetary Approach”: Alexander K. Swoboda
Recent Trends in Exports of Manufactures by Newly-Industrialising Countries: Sanjaya Lall
How Difficult Is It to Treat Woman Lawyers Equally in an Indian Law Firm?: Harish Narasappa
Conclusions: David J. Pyle
Threes! Threes! Threes!: Simon Lancaster
Public Support for Venture Capital in Emerging Markets: An Overview of Selected Countries: Barbara Rudnicka and Marek Dietl
The System of Payment between Finland and the Soviet Union: Kari Holopainen
Innovation becomes decisive: Wingham Rowan
Prosecution in Court: Petter Gottschalk
Conclusions on Costs, Revenue and the Equilibrium of the Contracting Firm: Patricia M. Hillebrandt
Suicide Ganks: Carl D. Mildenberger
Policies towards Natural Resources and Investment in International Trade: Alistair Ulph and David Ulph
Structural Adjustment within Malaysian Agriculture in Response to Rapid Industrialisation: Haji Mohammad Alias and Masudul A. Choudhury
Broad and Narrow Divisia Monetary Aggregates for Japan: Kazuhiko Ishida and Koji Nakamura
Host-Home Country Linkages and Host-Home Country Specific Advantages as Determinants of Foreign Acquisitions by Indian Firms: Peter J. Buckley, Nicolas Forsans and Surender Munjal
Close Encounters of the Third Kind: Towards an Employment Equity Discourse: Albert J. Mills
Dictatorship for the Common Good: Frank Sieren
Capitalist Globalization and Economic and Monetary Union: Gugliemo Carchedi, George Liodakis and John Milios
The Digitally Connected Renaissance: Joseph A. DiVanna
Creating the Myth of Consensus: Public Opinion and Britain’s Return to the Gold Standard in 1925: R. Boyce
Generalised Diagonal Coordinates in Dynamical Analysis, and Capital and Distribution Theory: Lionello F. Punzo
Case in Point: Scaffolding for a Critical Turn in the Sciences of Management: Sławomir Magala
Conclusions — Importance of Perceptions, Employability and Directions of Change: Hendrik Meyer-Ohle
Methodology of Non-Experimental Economic Research (I): On the Foundations of Non-Intendedly Empirical Theories: Erwin Klein
Transformation of a centrally-directed economy: ownership and privatization in Hungary during 1990: Paul Marer
What to Do about It: Government: William Bains
Income Distribution and Population Growth: H. W. Singer
The Limits to Regionalism: The Automotive Industry in the Southern African Development Community: Anthony Black and Samson Muradzikwa
Extending Working Life: The Retention of Older Workers: Vanessa Beck
Legal Issues Associated with Stock Message Board Posting: Ying Zhang
Conclusion: Mehmet Cangul
Reflexive Practice on the Global Scene: Kim Forss
Social Norms, Fluctuations and Money in a Linear Model of Prices: Sergio Parrinello
The Future of Britain’s Jobs: Shirley Dex and Andrew McCulloch
The Management Shift is Achievable Now: A Call for Action: Vlatka Hlupic
Truly Participatory Development: Edward Carr
The Rediscovery of Economics: Robert W. Campbell
How to Simplify: Processes: Simon Collinson and Melvin Jay
Electric Cars: Will it be Boom or Another False Start?: Aldo Enrietti and Pier Paolo Patrucco
Pedagogical Models and Practice: Jack Ruhe and Ron Nahser
Conclusions, Limitations and Future Directions: Stewart Johnston
Avis Europe: David Jackson
The Management of an Organisation in Crisis: Peter Hayes
Social Rating: Performance Measurement or Social Mediation?: Françoise Quairel