Palgrave Macmillan Books

From Palgrave Macmillan
Bibliographic data for series maintained by Sonal Shukla () and Springer Nature Abstracting and Indexing ().

Access Statistics for this chapter series.
Is something missing from the series or not right? See the RePEc data check for the archive and series.

A Sense of Balance: Neville Bain
Economics, Partisanship and Elections: Economic Voting in the 2010 UK Parliamentary and US Congressional Elections: Michael J. Brogan
Economists’ Sins of Omission and Collaboration: Michael Perelman
Communicative Action III: The Two Logics of Work Relations: Thomas Klikauer
Relations in the Workplace Power Hierarchy: Jan Ch. Karlsson
Keynesian Models: The Generality of the Assumptions: Jan Kregel
Foreign Investment and Growth in Some Developing Economies in Asia Pacific: Leading Patterns for Vietnam?: Van Tran
Wage-Regulation and Unemployment: John Hicks
Triangular Diplomacy Amid Leadership Transition: Lowell Dittmer
Handling hierarchy and more: Mark Addleson
Employee Staffing Principles: Gary E. Roberts
Industrial Relations and Social Dialogue in the Baltic States — Crisis, Conflict and Compromise: Charles Woolfson, Epp Kallaste and Janis Berzins
Macroeconomics of Rationing Equilibria: Giuseppe Chirichiello
The Lessons: Just Faaland
Place Brand Satisfaction Elements: Robert Govers and Frank Go
A Writer/Healer: Literature, A Blueprint for Healing: Opal Palmer Adisa
Characteristics of Foreign Subsidiaries in Industry Clusters (2000): Julian Birkinshaw and Neil Hood
Four Fruitful Generalizations: From CSR to Politics: Paolo D’Anselmi
Loose Ends of Bank Supervision and Regulation: Dimitris N. Chorafas
Structural Reforms and European Monetary Union: What Can a Panel Analysis for the World versus OECD Countries Tell Us?: Ansgar Belke, Bernhard Herz and Lukas Vogel
From Values to Morals to Ethics: Ole Thyssen
The Empirical Arguments for Specific Benefits of Private Equity: Returns to Investors, Employment, and Tax: Jamie Morgan
Trade and the New Ostpolitik, 1962–72; The Triangle FRG-GDR-USSR: Hélène Seppain
Valuing Mass Transit and the Environment in Lagos, Nigeria: Peter Abelson
Policy for a Civilized Global Economy: Whose International Debt and Currency Crisis is it Anyway?: Greg Davidson and Paul Davidson
Brothers in Business: The Pakistani Family Business in the UK: Rebecca Fakoussa and Lorna Collins
Companies: Walter Sinclair
Generalization in IS research: a critique of the conflicting positions of Lee & Baskerville and Tsang & Williams: Peter B. Seddon and Rens Scheepers
Epilogue: Rongxing Guo
Conclusion: Susan Curran and Horace Mitchell
American Military-Education Convergence: Designing the Failure of Public Education: Riste Simnjanovski
Self-Help Groups in Nairobi: Welfare Strategies or Alternative Work Organizations?: Martino Ghielmi
Planning and Resource Allocation in Developing Countries: Anthony Thirlwall
The Development of Employee Financial Participation in Europe: Erik Poutsma, Paul Ligthart, Andrew Pendleton and Chris Brewster
Energy Security and Investment Opportunity in ASEAN: Akhmad Nidlom and Weerawat Chantanakome
Financial Liberalisation, Growth and Adjustment: Some Lessons from Developing Countries: Robert Vos
Branding New York City — The Saga of ‘I Love New York’: Peggy R. Bendel
The Role of Machines and Programmed Trading: Colin Read
Customers Can Help to Create New Economic Growth by Demanding New Features and Secondary Qualities: Mats Larsson
Coda: Final Reflections: Steven S. Taylor
Future focus: David E. Hawkins
Concluding Remarks: Strategy, Commitment and Prospects: Francisco Sagasti, Keith Bezanson and Fernando Prada
Privacy: Big Brother Meets the Marketing Mavens: Joseph A. DiVanna
Industrialisation in a Small Country: The Experience of Swaziland: Gavin Maasdorp
Impact, Value and Spirit of LEAD3: Sylvana Storey
Radical Economics, Institutionalism, and Marxism: James Ronald Stanfield
Matrices with Identical Sets of Neighbors: Imre Bárány and Herbert Scarf
How to Mitigate the Next Slump: Lionel Robbins
Luxury Living: Himadri Roy Chaudhuri
Conclusion: The four engines of Asian growth: Rajiv Biswas