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The Internal Combustion Engine and the Revolution in Transport: The Case of Czechoslovakia with Some European Comparisons: Jaroslav Purš
An Alternative Approach: Simon Bridge
Successful Models of East Asia and Latin America: Malaysia and Chile: Akio Hosono
The ECU and the International Monetary System: Paul Grauwe and Theo Peeters
Containing the Blast: Some Problems of the Non-proliferation Regime: James F. Keeley
The Impact of China’s Growth on Global Grain Markets: George Reeves, David Vincent and Derek Quirke
Problems and Prospects of East-West Transfer of Technology: Stanislav Simanovsky
The Organization and Society: Clive Morton
Configurational Approach: Aligning Product, Processes and Organization Systems: Cipriano Forza and Fabrizio Salvador
Policy Issues: Ram Upendra Das and Rajan Sudesh Ratna
Package opportunities and challenges: Herbert Meyers and Richard Gerstman
Does Ownership Explain Bank M&A? The Case of Domestic Banks and Foreign Banks in Brazil: Fatima Cardias Williams and Jonathan Williams
Fiscal Policy in a Stock-Flow Consistent (SFC) Model: Wynne Godley and Marc Lavoie
Control of Production: Ian Seymour
Postscript: Steve Leach
Economic Growth and International Trade: Ali M. El-Agraa
Don’t Confuse Transparency with Intelligence: Thomas Meyer
Summary and Conclusions: Jae Hoon Hyun
Management Succession, Promotion and Education: Ted Stephenson
Private Property Gives Way to the Public Good: Colin Read
Examining Performance Variations of (Life) Insurance and Iron Industries of India: Jati Sengupta and Biresh Sahoo
The Only Thing We Have to Fear is Fear Itself: Colin Read
Improving the job finding process: Edwin Whiting
Analysis, Visions, Proposals: Giorgio Giorgio
Sustainable Marketing: Prof Rajagopal
Socialist Strategies of Development: Keith Griffin
Economic Growth, Foreign Investment and Regional Inequality in China: Shujie Yao, Kailei Wei and Aying Liu
Workplace Innovation and the Work Process: Seong-Jae Cho
Future of Industrial Relations in Emerging Economies: Michael A. Oyelere
Competitive Behaviour and Pricing Policy: Walter Karten
Case The Netherlands: Perceived Image Research: Robert Govers and Frank Go
Who learns what from coaching?: Adrian Furnham
Tackling Ageism in Employment: Age the Final Frontier of Discrimination?: David Farnham
Ireland: Mary Coolahan and Sean Dooney
Devil Take the Hindmost?: The Least Developed in a New International Economic Order: Gerald K. Helleiner
The Critical (and Subversive) Act of (In)visibility: A Strategic Reframing of ‘Disappeared and Devalued’ Women in a Densely Masculinist Workplace: Susan Harwood
Devil Take the Hindmost?: The Least Developed in a New International Economic Order: Gerald K. Helleiner
Multilateralism and Regionalism: A Still Difficult Coexistence: Enzo Grilli
The Value of Liquidity and Trading Activity in Forecasting Downside Risk: Lidia Sanchis-Marco and Antonio Rubia
Climate Change and Reproductive Intentions in Europe: Alessandra de Rose and Maria Rita Testa
Business Ecosystem Co-evolution: The Ultimate Fighting Championships: Simon Ford and Clive Kerr
Space and Growth: a Thünen-Schumpeter Perspective: Herbert Giersch
Values Congruency: Ian Chaston
Stress, Personality and Counterproductive Work Behaviour: Lisa M. Penney, Paul E. Spector and Suzy Fox
The Creative Session for Innovation in Teams: Cristina Bianchi and Maureen Steele
The Capitalist Economy and CSR: Contradictions and Inconsistencies: From CSR to Business in Development: Peter Davis
Fixed Income Debt Management and Uncertainty in the Lula Administration, 2002–2005: Rogério Sobreira and Paulo Gaya
Conclusion: the Future of EMU: Leila Simona Talani
The Role of the Overseas Chinese in the Sino—Japanese Economic Relationship: Yan Zhu
Marx or Hicks? Structural Proportions and Crisis: The Transition from the First to the Third Volume of Capital: Joseph Halevi and Peter Kriesler