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Conclusions: Norio Kambayashi
The Costs of Intellectual Property: Michael Perelman
Financial Market Integration: the Case of France in the Light of Empirical Evidence: Christian Bordes
Leaders and Their Self-Efficacy Beliefs: Why Working Relationships Matter: Joe Jaina
Risk Management: Chris Currington
The Electricity Council: Federalism and Finance: Leslie Hannah
India Today: From Brain Drain to Brain Gain: P. J. Lavakare
Foreign Lending: Francis A. Lees
What the viewer never sees from this side of the camera: Alpesh B. Patel
Euroland’s Banks: Dimitris N. Chorafas
China’s Foreign Aid and International Aid Community: From the Perspectives of Traditional Donors and Africa: Izumi Ohno
Risk and Return: Chandra S. Mishra
Effects of Housing Investment on the National Economy: Leland S. Burns and Leo Grebler
Governing Environment: Piyush Tiwari, Ranesh Nair, Pavan Ankinapalli, Jyoti Rao, Pritika Hingorani and Manisha Gulati
Liberalisation of Agricultural Markets: An Institutional Approach: Anne M. Thomson and Lawrence D. Smith
Policy Formulation and the Budget Process: Jack Diamond
Foreign Capital and Privatization in Hungary: Maria Illes
External Trade: J. Wilczynski
How Finance Regulates Trade Union Involvement in French SRI: Elise Penalva-Icher
General Conclusions: From Crisis to a Global Political Economy of Freedom: Haider Khan
Setting and Monitoring Poverty Standards: Drawing on the Parallel with Macroeconomics: Anthony Atkinson and Luigi Frey
Stress in Two-Earner Couples and Stage in the Life-Cycle: Suzan N. C. Lewis and Cary L. Cooper
New Directions in Work-Family Coping Research: Debra A. Major, Heather M. Lauzun and Mahan P. Jones
Characteristics of International Financial Centres: Joe Falzon
A Final Summing Up: Greg Davidson and Paul Davidson
Afterword: Five Rather Difficult Issues: Gianni Lorenzoni
Incorporating Savings into the Debt Management Plan: Karen Heisler and Seth Lutter
Data Mining in Retail: Richard Boire
What’s it worth?: Michael Morley
Becoming an Architect of Change: Nik Kinley and Shlomo Ben-Hur
Toshiba Amazonas SA in Brazil — Reception of Japanese Production System by the Local People: Chensheng Shi and Yanshu Hao
The Only Thing We Have to Fear is Fear Itself: Colin Read
Improving the job finding process: Edwin Whiting
Economic Growth, Foreign Investment and Regional Inequality in China: Shujie Yao, Kailei Wei and Aying Liu
Socialist Strategies of Development: Keith Griffin
Workplace Innovation and the Work Process: Seong-Jae Cho
Case The Netherlands: Perceived Image Research: Robert Govers and Frank Go
Future of Industrial Relations in Emerging Economies: Michael A. Oyelere
Competitive Behaviour and Pricing Policy: Walter Karten
Fixed Income Debt Management and Uncertainty in the Lula Administration, 2002–2005: Rogério Sobreira and Paulo Gaya
Problems and Prospects of East-West Transfer of Technology: Stanislav Simanovsky
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
Devil Take the Hindmost?: The Least Developed in a New International Economic Order: Gerald K. Helleiner
Managing Politics at Work: Aryanne Oade
Tests’ revival: Adrian Furnham
Conclusion: The Headhunting Business: Stephanie Jones
Time perspectives: Adrian Furnham
Cheerful and Hearty Economics: Gavin Kennedy
Ireland: Mary Coolahan and Sean Dooney