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‘Learning’ and the Accumulation of Industrial Technological Capacity in Developing Countries: Martin Bell
Korea: Economic Development, Social Security and Productive Welfare: Joon Yong Jo
Islamic Spirituality and the Feminine Dimension: Haifaa Jawad
Uncertainty and Transparency of Monetary Policy: Giorgio Giorgio and Guido Traficante
Issues in Fiscal Policy Management under the Economic Reforms (2003–7): Bright Okogu and Philip Osafo-Kwaako
Coming to terms with the knowledge economy: Jürgen Kluge, Wolfram Stein, Thomas Licht, Alexandra Bendler, Jens Elzenheimer, Susanne Hauschild, Uwe Heckert, Jan Krönig and André Stoffels
The Political Economy of Thomas Jefferson: M. L. Burstein
From the ‘Neurotic’ to the ‘Rationalising’ State: Risk and the Limits of Governance: Henry Rothstein, Olivier Borraz and Michael Huber
The Leadership Dimension: Developing Human Capital in Asia: John Alexander and Michael Jenkins
Freehold Investment Valuations: Angus P. J. McIntosh and Stephen G. Sykes
Change and Organisation Development: John Kempton
Bank Liberalisation and Privatisation: Marica Frangakis, Jörg Huffschmid and Joze Mencinger
They mess you up, your supervisor and boss: Adrian Furnham
K: Hano Johannsen and G Terry Page
Concluding Thoughts: Christopher Anne Robinson-Easley
Applying Part III to the Real World of Work: Jesse Sostrin
Bush’s Tax Package and Economic Reality: James K. Galbraith
Working from home: Adrian Furnham
More on Archibald versus Chicago: Milton Friedman
The 1970s: The Rational Expectations Hypothesis at Work: Gordon Pepper
The role of law in autonomization of the USSR economy: John N. Hazard
Conclusion: Michael A. Diamond and Seth Allcorn
Lord Karan Bilimoria CBE, DL — Co-Founder and Chairman, Cobra Beer: Brian Claridge and Cary L. Cooper
Conclusion: Jane Ford
Tall poppies: Adrian Furnham
I Am the Exception: Others Need to Improve Their Behavior: Satinder Dhiman
Long-term Changes in International Openness and Income Inequality: M. Panić
Teaching of the Elders: Michael Bell
Improved Public Infrastructure and Sustainable Place Branding: Keith Dinnie
Rehabilitation Of Classics: David Goalstone
Imperial Chemical Industries: ‘Procion’ Reactive Dyes: Luke Georghiou, J. Stanley Metcalfe, Michael Gibbons, Tim Ray and Janet Evans
A Bill of Rights: Bryan Glastonbury and Walter Lamendola
Establishing and Maintaining Environmental Credentials: Tom Curtin and Jacqueline Jones
Workplace Counseling: Anni Townend
Leaders and Men: Sarah Rutherford
THE LEVEL PLAYING FIELD: Kevin M. Ryan and Rob Spider Graham
Banks and Economic Policy: Reinhard Kamitz
Urban Reclamation and Regeneration in Seoul, South Korea: Robert Cervero
Playing the Long Game: Implications for Managers: Manuel Hensmans, Gerry Johnson and George Yip
Non-Credit Money to Fight Poverty: Biagio Bossone and Abdourahmane Saw
Institutional Determinants of the Development of Private Higher Education in Europe: Wojciech Bienkowski
Pirates, Property and Privatization: Jonathan Wheeldon
On Location of Industries Among Trading Countries: Scale Economies as Possible Offset to Comparative Disadvantage: William Baumol
Photographs at War: Trisha Ziff
Flexibility at a Cost: Responding to a Skilled Labour Shortage: Keith Townsend and Cameron Allan
State of the Art: Martha Maznevski
Deal Completion: Darek Klonowski
Law, Legislation and Liberty: Alan Ebenstein
Consequences for Development Policy: Henning Schwardt
Reconstructing Construction Unionism: Beyond Top-Down and Bottom-Up: Dale Belman and Allen Smith