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Division Headquarters Go Abroad — A Step in the Internationalization of the Multinational Corporation: Mats Forsgren, Ulf Holm and Jan Johanson
Closing the Development Gap in Africa: Steve Onyeiwu
What Experienced Teachers Recommend: A Survey and Analysis: Christopher J. Lucas
Yugoslav Foreign Direct Investment in Less Developed Countries: Patrick Artisien, Matija Rojec and Marjan Svetličič
Economic and Monetary Union and Single Currency in Europe: Repercussions on Capital Markets and Stock Exchanges: Francesco Cesarini
Some Concluding Policy Perspectives: Richard Burdekin and Paul Burkett
Vermont: Scott D. Watkins and Patrick Anderson
A Shift in Focus: George L. Roth and Anthony J. DiBella
Opening Up — and Shutting Down? Synthesis, Policies and Conclusions: Sanjaya Lall
Coalition Economic Policies in Iraq: Bassam Yousif
Health Centre Status and Accessibility in Rural Bangladesh: A Location-Allocation Model-Based Analysis: Shams-ur Rahman and David K. Smith
Social Security: Toshihiro Ihori
Why Managers’ Attitudes Must Adapt: Dick Stroud
Management Education: Past, Present and Future: Manas Chatterji
The Determinants of Share Market Response to Employee Share Option Plans Announcements and Implementations: A Review of the Malaysian Bourse: Zahiruddin Ghazali, Norlida Abdul Manab, Rusmawati Ismail, Nurwati Ashikkin Ahmad Zaluki, Habibah Tolos and Munauwar Mustaffa
Content Phase II: Design: Mark Daniell
Brands, Culture and Business In Japan: Keijiro Nakabe
Is Imperfect Competition Empirically Empty?: John Sutton
The Public Sector: Ian Chaston
Universal Access, Cost Recovery, and Payment Services: Sujit Chakravorti, Jeffery W. Gunther and Robert Moore
Whistle-blowing at work: Adrian Furnham
Conclusion: Michael Taillard and Holly Giscoppa
Recent Trade Liberalisation in the Developing World: What is Behind it and Where is it Headed?: John Whalley
Labour Flexibility and Productivity in Japan: Neantro Saavedra-Rivano and Hideki Imaoka
The Impact of Vertical Integration and Horizontal Diversification on the Value of Energy Firms: Carlo Pozzi and Philippe Vassilopoulos
Project Management: John Garside
Expert Opinion and Economy with the Truth: R. A. Rayman
Management Style: Beatriz Muñoz-Seca and Josep Riverola
How Big Is My Piece? How the NegoEconomic Value Is to Be Divided: Keld Jensen
Employment: M. M. Huq
Identifying Future Managers and Developing Top Potential: Sylvie Roussillon and Frank Bournois
Innovation as the Crucial Problem of Perestroika: Harry Maier
Hard and Soft Power: Thomas Meyer
Infrastructure and Inclusive Development through “Free, Prior, and Informed Consent” of Indigenous Peoples: Rosemary Morales Fernholz
Monetary Theory and Policy in a Global Context with a Large International Debt: Paul Davidson
Uncertainty: Steve Curry and John Weiss
Conclusion: David F. Lomax and P. T. G. Gutmann
Hobson, Veblen and American Institutionalism: Walter C. Neale and Anne Mayhew
A Way Forward for Managers: Andrew Cox, Chris Lonsdale, Joe Sanderson and Glyn Watson
Consolidating Financial Supervision: Yannis V. Avgerinos
The Netherlands: Jacob Kol and Bart Kuijpers
The Public Sector: Robert Lucas and Donald Verry
Aligning: Mark W. Mccloskey
Let’s Build a Better Mousetrap: Colin Read
Role of the International Monetary Fund in the Economic Policy-making and Growth of the Baltic Countries: Ulvi Vaarja
Economic Expansions and Fiscal Contractions: International Evidence and the 1982 Danish Stabilization: U Michael Bergman and Michael M Hutchison
Customer-Centric Business Management: Prof Rajagopal
The Impact of Spillovers and Knowledge Heterogeneity on Firm Performance: Evidence from Swiss Manufacturing: Spyros Arvanitis and Heinz Hollenstein
Reform and Renewal: Future Directions: D. John Shaw
International Portfolio Diversification and the 2007 Financial Crisis: Jacek Niklewski and Timothy Rodgers