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Joining the Executive Committee: Making It to the Top: Ines Wichert
Beyond Commons: New Perspectives and Roles for Common Properties: Alessandro Gretter, Ilaria Goio and Geremia Gios
Saving the System: Onno Beaufort Wijnholds
Justice—Advantages and Disadvantages: Tamara L. Stenn
New Technologies and Export Performance of SMEs: Banji Oyelaran-Oyeyinka and Kaushalesh Lal
Japan’s Crisis: Evolution and Implications: D. Hugh Whittaker and Yoshitaka Kurosawa
Virtuous Followership: David B. Zoogah
Honda in Brazil and Mexico — Starting with Production of Motorcycles and Moving to Automobile Production: Tetsuo Abo
The Roots and Long-Term Effects of Africa’s Wars and Civil Conflicts: David Bigman
Revenue Marketing and its Application Within the Hospitality Industry: History and Future Development: Miguel B. Baltazar
Service Quality in Domestic Cash Management Banks: David F. Birks and Anthony Birts
Surviving in an Age of Default: James J. Lynch
The Grim Prospect Ahead: H. Peter Gray
Two Major Knowledge Flows: Kaj U. Koskinen
The future of PR: Trevor Morris and Simon Goldsworthy
Are the Japanese Efficient?: Douglas Moore Kenrick
Growing Inequalities, Globalization and Trade Unions: Glenn Rayp
Payday Lending: Evolution, Issues, and Evidence: Katherine A. Samolyk
Do Non-R&D Intensive Industries Benefit from Public Research Spillovers? The Case of the Agro-Food Industry: Vincent Mangematin and Nadine Mandran
Is TRIPS Appropriate for Developing Countries?: Prabodh Malhotra
The Funk Plan: Paolo Fonzi
Measuring Success: Aligning Strategy, Processes and Metrics: Arnoldo C. Hax and Dean L. Wilde
Industrialisation in the Periphery of the EU and NAFTA: Philip Arestis
Economic Driver: Energy-Led Economic Development: David J. Robinson
The Federal Reserve’s Exit Strategy and the Threat of Inflation: Lloyd B. Thomas
Start2Save: Helping Working Families Meet Unexpected Expenses and Opportunities: Ingrid Holguin
From Bridlington to Bournemouth: Pat Lowry
Subsidies and other International Economic Issues: William Diebold
Rethinking and Revamping the 1998 Capital Accord: A New Capital Adequacy Framework: Dimitris N. Chorafas
Chinese Investment in the Australian Minerals Industry: Concluding Comments, Organisational Challenges and Policy Implications: Xueli Huang and Ian Austin
Economic Growth, Technological Change, and the Patterns of Food and Agricultural Trade in Asia: Thomas Hertel, Carlos E. Ludena and Alla Golub
Bleu de Lectoure: The Blue Land of Cockaigne: Nadia Jeanvoine, Philippe Bovet and Claudio Alessandri
Engineering Sustainability: Thermodynamics, Energy Systems and the Environment: Geoffrey P. Hammond
Nadars and Ezhavas: Harish Damodaran
To Buy Or to Build?: Hsien-ch’un Wang
Monetary Targeting in Germany: Manfred J. M. Neumann
Access to Health Services: A. S. Bhalla
Asset Protection Systems: Read Hayes
The Quest for Total Connectivity: Stefan P. Bornheim, Jutta Weppler and Oliver Ohlen
Agricultural Extension Policy in Malawi: Past Experiences and Future Directions: M. A. Nambote
Conclusion: The Bigger Picture: Leslie Willcocks, Will Venters and Edgar A. Whitley
Creating a Nordic Bank: SEB-Vilniaus Bankas: Kristina Šimkutė
The Impact of Multinational Banking on Domestic Banking: Claude Gnos and Louis-Philippe Rochon
Moving From a Failed Growth Economy to a Steady-State Economy: Herman Daly
Independent Directors and Corporate Performance in China: Hanzhang Jiao, Yizhe Dong, Wenxuan Hou and Edward Lee
International or National Money?: G. R. Steele
Storytelling: Nicholas Bahra
Organizational culture and leadership: Keith Patching
Discussants’ Comments on: A Natural Interpretation of the Present Unemployment, by Roy A. Batchelor, presented at the City University Conference on Monetarism in the United Kingdom, September 1981: Stephen Nickell
The Peculiar Market for Birds’ Nests: Michael Backman