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Rationality in Disequilibrium: Siro Lombardini
Financial Means’ Competencies and Innovation: Comparative Advantages between SMEs and Big Enterprises: Francis Munier
Epilogue: Mark Ingwer
Japanese Exports and Foreign Direct Investment: Pontus Åberg
Management Control Research and the Management of Uncertainty: Rethinking Knowledge in Management: Olivier Saulpic and Philippe Zarlowski
A Licence to Export: The Spread of Political Marketing Methods to Britain: Nicholas J. O’Shaughnessy
The Future of RTM: Chris Kerns
Mexico’s Debt Problem and Policies for the Future: Bela Balassa
Flowerhorn Fish, Huanghuali, Zi Beads, and Bollywood: Michael Backman
Japanese Car Manufacturers and Component Makers in the ASEAN Region: a Case of Expatriation under Duress — or a Strategy of Regionally Integrated Production: Gilles Guiheux and Yveline Lecler
Planning International Mergers and Acquisitions: Derek F. Channon and Michael Jalland
From Tax Competition to Social Race to the Bottom? European Models and the Challenge of Mobility: Jean-Paul Fitoussi and Fiorella Kostoris Padoa Schioppa
Theory of Investment in The General Theory: Anna M. Carabelli
Innovation Capacity in the SEE Region: Ðuro Kutlača and Slavo Radosevic
What’s the point of theory?: Adrian Furnham
Conclusions: Allan P. O. Williams and Sally Woodward
Striving for power: Adrian Furnham
Epilogue 1991: Murray Wolfson
Subnational Entity Credit-Risk Ratings: Victor Manuel Herrera, Daniela Brandazza and Fabiola Ortíz
Monitoring: Darek Klonowski
Strikes: Sid Kessler and Fred Bayliss
Getting on a Train: Railway Passengers and the Growth of Train Travel in Meiji Japan: Naofumi Nakamura
Keynesian Policy in Disarticulated Economies: Laurence Harris
I Want to Get Rich: Rick Webb
Conclusions: David Simpson
What’s ahead?: Herbert Meyers and Richard Gerstman
Environmental Marketing Management: Ulrich Steger and Ralph Meima
Keynes and Globalization: James K. Galbraith
The Challenge of Geography: Recruiting and Retaining Members from the South in EU Associations: Irini Pari
When Politics Gets in the Way of Good Ole’ Common Sense: Colin Read
Consumer Expenditure: A. A. Walters
Budget Forecasts: Nicolas Carnot, Vincent Koen and Bruno Tissot
The World Ahead: Daniel Friedman and Daniel McNeill
Globalization, Europeanization and Trade in the 1990s: Export Responses of Foreign and Indigenous Manufacturing Companies: Frances Ruane and Julie Sutherland
Managing Life Science Innovation: Alexander Styhre
Increased Internationalization for Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises through Joint Export Networks: Hans Jansson and Petter Boye
Measuring the Cost and Benefits of Import Fees: Timothy Gronberg and Thomas R. Saving
The Dalai Lama Eats Meat: Michael Backman
Conclusion: Anthony Elson
Is the European Monetary System a DM-Zone?: Paul Grauwe
Miscellaneous Aspects: Walter Sinclair and Barry Lipkin
Six strategies: Theo Theobald and Cary Cooper
Summary Remarks: Tamás Földi
Prayers: Overcoming Doubts: Gary E. Roberts
Financial Institution Case Study: Richard Boire
Mobile Consumers and Consumption in Japan: Benjamin Hentschel
Strategies for Future Economic Development: Ernst G. Frankel
Money and Banking: Guy Routh
The Emergence of Rural-based Industries: Yujiro Hayami and Masao Kikuchi
The Rise and Fall of Keynesianism: Makoto Itoh and Costas Lapavitsas