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Recommendations: James E. Sawyer
Professor Robert E. Lucas Jr: Carlos Usabiaga
Place Brand Satisfaction Elements: Robert Govers and Frank Go
The Lessons: Just Faaland
Characteristics of Foreign Subsidiaries in Industry Clusters (2000): Julian Birkinshaw and Neil Hood
A Writer/Healer: Literature, A Blueprint for Healing: Opal Palmer Adisa
Four Fruitful Generalizations: From CSR to Politics: Paolo D’Anselmi
Optimal Bankrupts — Deadbeats on an International Treadmill: Robert Aliber
Overseas sales subsidiaries: Peter J. Buckley, Gerald D. Newbould and Jane C. Thurwell
Composing and collaboration: Marvin Hamlisch
Conclusions: Sandy McLachlan
Who is your tribe?: Adrian Furnham
The Trainer Effect: Adrian Furnham
Boundaries on Coaching with Colleagues: Erik Haan and Yvonne Burger
Markets, States and Bubbles: Robert Pringle
Making Strategic Leaders: Some Reflections: Narendra Laljani
Social Enterprise: Beyond Economic Outcomes and Individual Returns: Helen Haugh
Pure Intermediate Products: Raveendra N. Batra
When Two African Cultures Collide: A Study of Interactions between Managers in a Strategic Alliance between Two African Organizations: Emanuel Gomes, Marcel Cohen and Kamel Mellahi
Structural Adjustment and Transformation in the Caribbean: Management Strategies Based on the Lessons of Experience: Terrence W. Farrell
MNEs, Globalization and Economic Development: The Case of Argentina in the 1990s: Daniel Chudnovsky
The Shchekino Experiment and the Logic of Soviet Planning: Bob Arnot
Dirty City: Money Laundering and the City of London: Leila Simona Talani
Learning across the Border? Innovations, Knowledge Sharing, and Business Opportunities in MNCs: Fang Lee Cooke
Do Bank Exit Regimes Affect Banking Conditions?: Peik Granlund
Corporate social responsibility: Michael Morley
Consumer Choice in the Creation of High Technology Products in a Developing Country: Takahiro Yamashita
Social Capital and the Economy: Shaun Hargreaves Heap
Austrian Furniture Retailers’ Perspective on the Austrian Design Sector: Renate Buber and Marion Friedmann
Siemens’ Investment in the UK: Henry Bernard Loewendahl
Osaka and Tokyo: Carl Mosk and Terry McGee
China’s Seaport Development during the Early Open Door Policy Period, 1978–2002: Adolf K. Y. Ng and Ka-chai Tam
H. S. Marsh and Ethicon: Sterilisation and Irradiation: Luke Georghiou, J. Stanley Metcalfe, Michael Gibbons, Tim Ray and Janet Evans
Post-script — Constructing business cycle tracking funds: Thomas Aubrey
Conclusions for the Future: How Can Financial Leaders Make It Happen?: Steven I. Davis
UNICEF and Children’s Well-Being: D. John Shaw
Entropy, Readiness,Probability: Michael L. Johnson
Conclusion: Ursula F. Ott
Restructuring Labour Motivation and Planning: Arthur MacEwan
Conclusion: Dona Roche-Tarry and Dale Roche-Lebrec
Markets and Technology — The Great Enabler or the Great Disabler?: Colin Read
Some Warnings Concerning Possible Financial Reform in the Dominican Republic: Andres Dauhajre
Monetary Policy and Banking Stability: Markus Lusser
Trade-Related Investment Measures: Brian McDonald
Conclusion: Pauline Hunt
Conclusions: Julia Manea and Robert Pearce
Conclusions: Theo Papaioannou
The Interest Rate During the Lula Government: A Research Agenda: Carlos Vidotto and João Sicsú
Case Study Six: Aryanne Oade
Projecting China’s Grain Demand and Supply: Xi-ji An