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Nonaka Revisited: Can Japanese Companies Sustain Their Knowledge Management Processes in the 21st Century?: Benjamin Hentschel and Parissa Haghirian
The Genoa Strike: Domenico Empoli, Corrado Malandrino and Valerio Zanone
Have Many Mini-Bubbles Created a Mega-Bubble?: Dimitri Speck
It’s the end of the world as we know it: Rijn Vogelaar
African American Reparations, Keynes, and the Transfer Problem: William Darity
Bootstrapping: Rick Webb
The City Branding of Sydney: Geoff Parmenter
Long-term Impacts of Leading Chronic Diseases in Low- and Middle-income Countries: a Comparative Analysis: David Stuckler and Derek Yach
Hypermachines: Chris Harris
Conclusion: Thomas F. Huertas
Auditing Efficiency and Economy: Ellsworth H. Morse
Co-creating Value for Business and Society: Bradley K. Googins, Philip H. Mirvis and Steven A. Rochlin
Growth and Adjustment in Developing Countries: A Gap Model Approach: Lance Taylor, Richard H. Day and Kumaraswamy Velupillai
A Behind-the-Scenes Scenario with Reflexive Practitioners: Kent C. Myers
Industrial Agglomeration in Chilean Regions, 1985–1997: Miguel Atienza
Agricultural Growth in Indian States: The Case of Orissa: Biswa Swarup Misra
Modelling Exchange Rate Regime Choice: Imad A. Moosa
Customer Satisfaction and Quality: John Garside
Multi-National Public Corporations for Development and Integration in Latin America: Marcos Kaplan
The Labour Market: Brian McCormick
Radicalisation and Extremism that Lead to Terrorism: Hamed El-Said and Richard Barrett
Conclusion: Chris Harris
Fight Opponents without being Obsessed by Them: The ‘Price of Fish’ Response: Olivier d’Herbemont and Bruno César
The unethical manager: Adrian Furnham
Conclusion: Michael Taillard
Why go to university?: Adrian Furnham
Conclusion and Hopefully a New Beginning: Michael Perelman
Profile of a successful production subsidiary: Peter J. Buckley, Gerald D. Newbould and Jane C. Thurwell
Summary: Chris Harris
Crisis communication management: protecting and enhancing corporate reputation and identity: James E. Lukaszewski
The Cognitively Challenged Leader: Adrian Furnham
Supply-chain Production Planning: Javad Ahmadi, Robert Benson and Daniel Supernaw-Issen
Globalization of Innovative Capabilities in the Late-industrializing Context: Evidence from Local Firms and TNC Subsidiaries in Brazil: Paulo N. Figueiredo
Strategic Dilemma of Beijing’s Taiwan Policy: Chinese Nationalism and the Making of the Anti-Secession Law: Suisheng Zhao
Navigating the roadmap: Andrew Kakabadse, Mohamed Omar Abdulla, Rabih Abouchakra and Ali Qassim Jawad
The Netherlands: Modernization, Participation and Strategic Choice: Peter Leisink and Bram Steijn
Models for Successful Development of Training and Instructional Programmes: Roger J. Baran
Regrets … I’ve Had a Few: John R. Bell
The Introduction of Adam Smith’s Moral Philosophy to French Thought: Takaho Ando
Banking and Finance, 1933–61: Stuart Jones and André Müller
Embed the PPM culture and capabilities: Shan Rajegopal, Philip McGuin and James Waller
Satisfying the Information Needs of the Board: Dimitris N. Chorafas
Creating a Healthy Workplace Environment: Mary-Clare Race and Adrian Furnham
The Board, the C-Suite, and HR: Lance Wright
Cognitive Dissonance Theory and Consumption Policy: Jeffrey James
Survey Method versus Longitudinal Surveys and Observation for Data Collection: John F. Gaski
The Japan System: Indestructible but Destructive: Susan Carpenter
Political Auxiliaries: William R. Nester
Proportions, Growth and Cycles between Constant and Non-Constant Returns to Scale: Maurizio Ciaschini
Distribution Issues in Water Projects: An Application of Sen’s Entitlements Approach: P. B. Anand