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Development Financing or “Take from the Poor and Give to the Rich”: Ernst G. Frankel
Comparisons: Daniel Gay
The Role of Local Government Borrowing in Tanzania’s System of Local Government Finance: Jameson Boex and Jorge Martinez-Vazquez
Macroeconomics of Rationing Equilibria: Giuseppe Chirichiello
Coda: Final Reflections: Steven S. Taylor
Branding New York City — The Saga of ‘I Love New York’: Peggy R. Bendel
Customers Can Help to Create New Economic Growth by Demanding New Features and Secondary Qualities: Mats Larsson
The Role of Machines and Programmed Trading: Colin Read
Professor Robert E. Lucas Jr: Carlos Usabiaga
Money and European Union: Synopsis: Stephen Frank Overturf
Recommendations: James E. Sawyer
The Science of Public Finance, Fiscal Law and the Notion of State: Roberto A. Murray
Comparing Approaches: Simon Bridge and Cecilia Hegarty
CASE 5: Fx3x: Star Performance without a Star Attitude: Makedonka Dimitrova and Ilijana Petrovska
Creating Peak Experiences: Mark Marotto and Johan Roos
Repositioning Organization Theory: Steffen Böhm
The Centralized African State and its Implications for Technological Behaviour in the Public Sector: Jeffrey James
The ICFTU and Trade Unions in the Developing Countries: Solidarity or Dependence?: Rebecca Gumbrell-McCormick
Storytelling: Benjamin Ward
GE Executive Programmes: Checklist and Tools for Action Learning Teams: Stephen Mercer
Issues in Employment Litigation Analysis: Thomas Roney and Timothy Lanning
The Single European Market Initiative: A Perspective from Canadian Companies: C. L. Pass and Kate Prescott
Manufacturing: Robert Lucas and Donald Verry
The Peculiar History of ‘Member-owned’ Businesses in Developing Countries: Johnston Birchall
Environmental Destruction in the Brazilian Amazon: Philip Fearnside
Technological Innovation and Firm Inertia: Paul Schoemaker and M. Laurentius Marais
Financial Institutions’ Funding for Mortgage Lending Purposes: José Luis Suárez
Conventional and Green Measures of Income and Product: Harland Wm. Whitmore
Concluding Remarks: Strategy, Commitment and Prospects: Francisco Sagasti, Keith Bezanson and Fernando Prada
Impact, Value and Spirit of LEAD3: Sylvana Storey
Industrialisation in a Small Country: The Experience of Swaziland: Gavin Maasdorp
Matrices with Identical Sets of Neighbors: Imre Bárány and Herbert Scarf
Radical Economics, Institutionalism, and Marxism: James Ronald Stanfield
Future focus: David E. Hawkins
Privacy: Big Brother Meets the Marketing Mavens: Joseph A. DiVanna
Strikes in the 1980s – and Beyond: Richard Hyman
Relations in the Workplace Power Hierarchy: Jan Ch. Karlsson
Employee Staffing Principles: Gary E. Roberts
Economics, Partisanship and Elections: Economic Voting in the 2010 UK Parliamentary and US Congressional Elections: Michael J. Brogan
Keynesian Models: The Generality of the Assumptions: Jan Kregel
Communicative Action III: The Two Logics of Work Relations: Thomas Klikauer
Wage-Regulation and Unemployment: John Hicks
Handling hierarchy and more: Mark Addleson
Triangular Diplomacy Amid Leadership Transition: Lowell Dittmer
A Sense of Balance: Neville Bain
Foreign Investment and Growth in Some Developing Economies in Asia Pacific: Leading Patterns for Vietnam?: Van Tran
Economists’ Sins of Omission and Collaboration: Michael Perelman
Industrial Relations and Social Dialogue in the Baltic States — Crisis, Conflict and Compromise: Charles Woolfson, Epp Kallaste and Janis Berzins
Analysis and Discussion: James Callaghan
Public and Private Sector Specificity as a Determinant of Cooperation in a Tourist Region: Katarzyna Czernek and Paweł Piotrowski