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Is There an Electional Cycle? A Comparative Study of National Accounts: Martin Paldam
Shop-Floor Bargaining and the Struggle for Job Control in the British Automobile and Aerospace Industries, 1950–82: Mike Richardson, Paul Stewart and Andy Danford
From Abstract Theory to the Reality of Practice (with the ES in mind): Jacques Riboud
Income Inequality, Competitive Balance and the Attractiveness of Team Sports: Some Evidence and a Natural Experiment from English Soccer: Stefan Szymanski
Leadership and Dharma: The Indian Epics Ramayana and Mahabharata and Their Significance for Leadership Today: Harsh Verma
Increasing Returns and Competition: Learning from a Marshallian Perspective: Michel Quéré
Non-Financial Indicators and Strategic Management Accounting: Gregory Wegmann and Evelyne Poincelot
The Project-Based Company as an Autopoietic Knowledge System: Kaj U. Koskinen
Toward a Theory of Self-Perpetuating Inflation: Paul Beckerman
The Financial Crisis and the End of the Hunter-Gatherer: Will Hutton
Improving the Business Environment: Paul Holden
Spain’s Low Technological Level: An Explanation: José M. Ortiz-Villajos
Other Economic Sectors: Henry T. Azzam
Noise: Luca Einaudi, Riccardo Faucci and Roberto Marchionatti
Building Idea Factories: Martine Plompen
Policies for Prices and Incomes: An Essay in Honour of Sidney Weintraub: Paul Davidson
Conclusions: Elisabeth Kelan
How SMEs can Influence the Effectiveness of European Business: Hans-Werner Müller
The Iranian Crisis and the Second Oil Price Explosion: Ian Seymour
Helping people in depressed areas to take jobs elsewhere: Edwin Whiting
Epilog: Andreas Nikolopoulos
Cost-Push and Conflict Inflation: Thomas Palley
Tax Policy Transfer to Developing Countries: Politics, Institutions and Experts: Miranda Stewart
Quo Vadis Interviews in Practice – Demand: Stuart C. Carr
Professional Associations as ‘Brokers’, Facilitating Networking and the Diffusion of New Ideas: Advantages and Disadvantages: Sue Newell, Maxine Robertson and Jacky Swan
Monetary Policy and Central Banking after the Crisis: The Implications of Rethinking Macroeconomic Theory: Thomas Palley
Indian Leadership: Concept and Context: Rajesh Kumar and Madhavi Harshadrai
Evolution, Virtues, Rewards, Philia and Beyond: Luigino Bruni
The Food Industry Perspective: Simon Harris
Analysing UK Fiscal Policy: Ed Balls and Gus O’Donnell
Conclusion and Synthesis: What Can Be Learnt from our Four Country Studies?: Jane Harrigan and Hamed El-Said
Conclusion: Thomas F. Huertas
Health LEADS Australia and Interprofessional Education: Monica Moran, Carole Steketee and Kirsty Marles
Navigating Executive Team Wars: Lance Wright
The New Household Economics, General X-Efficiency Theory and Consumption in Developing Countries: Jeffrey James
Government Expenditures: R. M. Sundrum
Managing complex technology projects, programs, and portfolios: David Birchall and George Tovstiga
TV Blues: Adrian Furnham
Why do an attitude survey?: Adrian Furnham
Managing Communities of Practice to Support Innovation: Stefano Borzillo and Renata Kaminska
Common Characteristics of Rated Sovereigns Prior to Default: Marie Cavanaugh, John B. Chambers and Maximillian McGraw
General Administration: J. A. Donaldson and T. H. Donaldson
The Economic Scene: Douglas Moore Kenrick
Epilogue: Marshall, the Marshallians and Modern Economics: Neil Hart
Women Workers Organizing in the Free Trade Zones: Collective Action and Community: Janaka Biyanwila
The World Financial Crisis and the Implications for China: Shujie Yao and Jing Zhang
Merchandising the Monarch: Reagan and the Presidential Elections: Nicholas J. O’Shaughnessy
The State: Petter Nore
Conclusions: Rahul Dhumale
General administration: B. H. Walley