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Legislation and Consumer Rights: Steven Finlay
The Chaebol’s Diversification: Ssangyong and Samsung: Seung-Il Jeong
Postscript In the Depths of the Slump: Robert Taylor
Conclusion: Green can be Irrational: Tom Curtin
Kelvin Hughes: Radar Navigation Aid: Luke Georghiou, J. Stanley Metcalfe, Michael Gibbons, Tim Ray and Janet Evans
A Distillation: Neville Bain
External Adjustment: the Proper Role for the IMF: Richard N. Cooper
Technology and International Trade: a Heckscher—Ohlin Approach: Carl Hamilton, Hans Tson Söderström and Kemal Dervis
The Chinese Renaissance and Its Currency Conundrum: Dilip K. Das
Transition and the ‘Speciation’ of the Japanese Model: Ugo Pagano
Conclusion: Anne Guimard
Exchange Entitlements: Susanna Davies
Making Investment Decisions with NPV: Wolfgang Messner
Case study: Build-A-Bear Workshop: Colin Shaw
Credit Risk: The New Frontier of Risk Management: Didier Cossin
How Do I Get Reliable Market Information?: Christine Boos
Nettlefolds Ltd. and the Screw Industry, 1880–1902: Edgar Jones
The Internet: the First Incarnation of the Information Superhighway: Dimitris N. Chorafas
Consciousness and Psychology: Helen Yaffe
Fight Opponents without being Obsessed by Them: The ‘Price of Fish’ Response: Olivier d’Herbemont and Bruno César
Conclusion: Chris Harris
Bootstrapping: Rick Webb
The City Branding of Sydney: Geoff Parmenter
It’s the end of the world as we know it: Rijn Vogelaar
African American Reparations, Keynes, and the Transfer Problem: William Darity
Supply-chain Production Planning: Javad Ahmadi, Robert Benson and Daniel Supernaw-Issen
‘Crisis’ in the French Labour Movement Reconsidered: W. Rand Smith
Conclusion: Jean-Pierre Durand
Working Beyond 60 — Key Policies and Recommendations: Geneviève Reday-Mulvey
Notes on Early Development Economics’ Story and Its Relation to Sraffa’s Contribution: Leonardo Ditta
Conclusion — Billions Can Be Saved, and the Probability of Success Can Be Increased: Mats R. Larsson
Additional Issues in Economic Theory of Organizations: Kathleen A. Carroll
Action Learning: An Approach to Team Coaching: Jennifer Whitcomb
Applying the Cue See Model: Matt Barney
Capitalizing on the Mobile Movement: David F. Giannetto
Exploration of Intergenerational Relationships in Sub-Saharan Africa: Akpovire Oduaran
Introducing New Financial Products and Services: Joseph A. DiVanna
From Enlightenment to Enablement: Opening Up Choices for Innovation: Andrew Stirling
Conversion: A Theoretical Framework: Peter Southwood
Crisis communication management: protecting and enhancing corporate reputation and identity: James E. Lukaszewski
International and National Capital Sources: Douglas Wood and James Byrne
Nonaka Revisited: Can Japanese Companies Sustain Their Knowledge Management Processes in the 21st Century?: Benjamin Hentschel and Parissa Haghirian
Have Many Mini-Bubbles Created a Mega-Bubble?: Dimitri Speck
The Genoa Strike: Domenico Empoli, Corrado Malandrino and Valerio Zanone
Social Entrepreneurs in the Social Innovation Ecosystem: Heather Cameron
Reconstruction: Hans Bauer and Warren J. Blackman
Peru: Carolina Trivelli
Why go to university?: Adrian Furnham
Summary: Chris Harris
Conclusion and Hopefully a New Beginning: Michael Perelman