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Forecasting: Peter C. Bishop and Andy Hines
Problems of the Inner City: Graham Hallett
What Is To Be Done? Developing a Political Agenda for Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises: Paolo D’Anselmi
Technological Capabilities: A Core Element for National Development Opportunities?: Emilia Egmond- de Wilde de Ligny
The Soviet Union in International Grain Markets: M. M. Kostecki
The Organization and Society: Clive Morton
The Value of Liquidity and Trading Activity in Forecasting Downside Risk: Lidia Sanchis-Marco and Antonio Rubia
Space and Growth: a Thünen-Schumpeter Perspective: Herbert Giersch
Values Congruency: Ian Chaston
Business Ecosystem Co-evolution: The Ultimate Fighting Championships: Simon Ford and Clive Kerr
Climate Change and Reproductive Intentions in Europe: Alessandra de Rose and Maria Rita Testa
The optimal policy mix and logic of a social pact: Sebastian Dullien
Conclusion: the Future of EMU: Leila Simona Talani
Tackling Ageism in Employment: Age the Final Frontier of Discrimination?: David Farnham
Ireland: Mary Coolahan and Sean Dooney
Conclusion: Michaela Merk
Challenges for Individuals: Mats Larsson and David Lundberg
J & S-Stork Pumps: Sealed Motor Pump Units and Turbine Alternator Units: Luke Georghiou, J. Stanley Metcalfe, Michael Gibbons, Tim Ray and Janet Evans
Multilateralism and Regionalism: A Still Difficult Coexistence: Enzo Grilli
I: David Pearce
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
Successful Models of East Asia and Latin America: Malaysia and Chile: Akio Hosono
An Alternative Approach: Simon Bridge
The ECU and the International Monetary System: Paul Grauwe and Theo Peeters
The Internal Combustion Engine and the Revolution in Transport: The Case of Czechoslovakia with Some European Comparisons: Jaroslav Purš
Constructing Performance Measurement Packages: Morten Jakobsen, Falconer Mitchell and Hanne Nørreklit
Analysis, Visions, Proposals: Giorgio Giorgio
Package opportunities and challenges: Herbert Meyers and Richard Gerstman
Policy Issues: Ram Upendra Das and Rajan Sudesh Ratna
Configurational Approach: Aligning Product, Processes and Organization Systems: Cipriano Forza and Fabrizio Salvador
The Impact of China’s Growth on Global Grain Markets: George Reeves, David Vincent and Derek Quirke
Fixed Income Debt Management and Uncertainty in the Lula Administration, 2002–2005: Rogério Sobreira and Paulo Gaya
Tests’ revival: Adrian Furnham
Managing Politics at Work: Aryanne Oade
Conclusion: The Headhunting Business: Stephanie Jones
Time perspectives: Adrian Furnham
Cheerful and Hearty Economics: Gavin Kennedy
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
Sustainable Marketing: Prof Rajagopal
The Role of the Overseas Chinese in the Sino—Japanese Economic Relationship: Yan Zhu
Implementing the Five Conversations Framework: Tim Baker
The European Round Table of Industrialists: Still a Unique Player?: Bastiaan Apeldoorn
Marx or Hicks? Structural Proportions and Crisis: The Transition from the First to the Third Volume of Capital: Joseph Halevi and Peter Kriesler
Learning from the Automotive Industry: Björn Ambos and Bodo B. Schlegelmilch
Who learns what from coaching?: Adrian Furnham
Socialist Strategies of Development: Keith Griffin
Economic Growth, Foreign Investment and Regional Inequality in China: Shujie Yao, Kailei Wei and Aying Liu