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Strategic Partnerships: Results from a Survey of Development Trusts in the UK: Helen Haugh, Maria Laura Domenico and Paul Tracey
Understanding Inertia: Developing a Multi-disciplinary Perspective?: Audley Genus
Financial Institutions and Markets in Vanuatu: Michael Skully
Afterword: Michael Taillard
Technology Is the Engine of a New Russian Revolution: David Gibson
Conclusion: Gary Shiffman and James J. Jochum
New FTAs in the Asia-Pacific: Towards Lattice Regionalism?: Christopher M. Dent
Sealing the Deal: The Second 5 Phases of the Negotiation Process: Keld Jensen
Electrifying Rural Areas: Extending Electricity Infrastructure and Services in Developing Countries: Corinne Krupp
Parmalat: The Hedge Fund with Dairy Products on the Side: Dimitris N. Chorafas
A Global Payments Strategy: John Grieve Smith
The Community Budget and its Functions: Carmela Martín
The Model’s Contribution: Examples with Value at Risk and the Monte Carlo Method: Dimitris N. Chorafas
Inflation-Indexed Bonds and Derivatives: Moorad Choudhry, Didier Joannas, Gino Landuyt, Richard Pereira and Rod Pienaar
The Need for Convergence: Malcolm Crawford
Travels and Identities in the Chronicles of Three Nineteenth-Century Caribbean Women: Aileen Schmidt
Introduction: Jane Cranwell-Ward and Alyssa Abbey
Brevity: Simon Lancaster
The Scientific Study of Fiscal Phenomena: Gino Borgatta
Social Cost—Benefit Analysis and the Shadow Wage: Anthony Thirlwall
Summary, Conclusions and Suggestions for Future Research: Megha Agarwal
Fiscal Responses: David Mayes and Matti Virén
A dialogue on the issues: Andrew Weintraub, Eli Schwartz and J. Richard Aronson
Politics, Policy, and the Pigovian Margins: James Buchanan
Globalization of Technology and the Movement of Scientific Personnel in Multinational Enterprises in Europe: Marina Papanastassiou, Robert Pearce and George Anastassopoulos
Sorry, the Network Society has Already been Invented: Why Management Education Needs Indigenous Input: Bob Hodge
Watching the market: Urs Stäheli
Epilogue: Ronald Coase and Ning Wang
Steps to the Future: Chi Lo
A Zimbabwean School: Alan Megahey
Adaptive Control of Macroeconomic Models with Measurement Error: David Kendrick
Belief, Parrhesia and Practice: Hugo Letiche
Conclusions and Policy Summary: John K. Turkson
‘Give Professionalization a Chance!’ Why Management Consulting May Yet Become a Full Profession: Christopher D. McKenna
The economy as an interactive system: An appraisal of the microfoundations project: Reza Salehnejad
Attitude to scope: Sergio Pellegrinelli
An International Comparison of the Structure of National Foreign Market Servicing Strategies: Gordon E. Smith
Executive Option Plans and Incentives to Take Risk in Levered Firms: Equity Value or Firm Value Maximisation?: Gerald T. Garvey and Amin Mawani
Recognizing and Assessing Individual Stress Levels: Jane Cranwell-Ward and Alyssa Abbey
Decision Analysis: Roderick Cann, Slinger Jansen and Sjaak Brinkkemper
Sri Lanka: A Forgotten Complex Emergency – Back to War Again: Riccardo Polastro
Catering to Every Palate in China (… almost): Lub Bun Chong
Logarithms: J. Parry Lewis
The International Dimension of Financial Crises: Alvaro Cencini and Sergio Rossi
Geographical Indication and Institutional Organization of Food Market in China: A Case Study of Jinhua Ham: Wang Guihong
Conclusions: Keijiro Otsuka, Gustav Ranis and Gary Saxonhouse
The inevitability of silo: Adrian Furnham
Epilogue: Simon Lancaster
Discussion and Conclusions: Mervyn Conroy
Conclusion: Eva Etzioni-Halevy