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Anglo American and its Corporate Citizenship Programme: Ian W. Jones, Michael Pollitt and David Bek
Estimating the Shadow Value of Land and Possibilities of Land Transfers: Yoshimi Kuroda
The structure of commerce: S. G. Sturmey
Alfred Marshall, 1842–1924: Partial Equilibrium and Useful Economics: Gianni Vaggi and Peter Groenewegen
Client and Coach Views Compared: Karol M. Wasylyshyn
Cheap Money and Debt Management in Britain, 1932–51: Susan Howson
Redrawing the Labor Line: Technology and Work in Digital Capitalism: Eran Fisher
The UK Pharmaceutical Industry: Challenges in an Era of Globalization: Judy Slinn
Setting the Strategy and Mobilising the Organisation: Michael Kare-Silver
Demographic Growth, Agricultural Expansion, and Livestock in the Lower Chindwin in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries: Michael Charney
Suspicious Minds?: Roger S. Slack, Rob Procter, Mark Hartswood, Alexander Voss and Mark Rouncefield
Making a Decision and Estimating the Value of Selection: Mike Smith and Ivan T. Robertson
Setting the Strategy and Mobilising the Organisation: Michael Kare-Silver
Equity Markets, Political Markets and the Changing Framework of US-Japanese Economic Relations: Gary Saxonhouse
Less Is More, Results Over Time: Chris Harris
J: David Pearce
Measuring innovation performance: David Birchall and George Tovstiga
South-South Economic Co-operation: Lessons from the Indian Experience: Sanjaya Lall
New Crop Varieties: Impact on Diversification and Stability of Yields: Mohammad Alauddin and Clement Tisdell
Enhancing Income Distribution and Rationalising Consumption Patterns: Benno Ndulu
What is Going On in Consulting Interactions?: Exploring Meta-themes of Power, Emotion and Values: Sheila Marsh
Deep Ecology: Knut Johannessen Ims
What Wittgenstein Owed to Sraffa: Brian McGuinness
Population and Economic Growth since 1961: A Survey: Stuart Jones and André Müller
Monetary Reform and Monetary Union: A Comparison between 1948 and 1990: Silke Tober
Summary of the Discussion: Bertil Ohlin, Per-Ove Hesselborn and Per Magnus Wijkman
Conclusion: Christophe Sempels and Jonas Hoffmann
Current Problems in International Labour: Gary K. Busch
Appendix F: Chris Harris
Acting From Within: Johan Roos
The Public Sector — A Special Case?: Marion Devine and Eddie Blass
Savings and Income Distribution: Steve Curry and John Weiss
Customer and Corporate Productivity: Measuring Customer Satisfaction and Corporate Performance: David Walters
A Very Particular Body: Hannah Bacon
The ‘New Growth Path’ in Hungary: Bela Balassa
Managing Change and Corporate Performance: Andrew Pettigrew and Richard Whipp
Direct Foreign Investment and International Trade in Spain: Francisco Caballero Sanz, Angel Ortí Lahoz and Vicente Orts
Setting the Record Straight on “a History of Post Keynesian Economics”: Paul Davidson
Issues in the Development of Research on Inter-role Enrichment: Evangelia Demerouti, Inés Martinez Corts and Marina Boz
Strategy # 3: Long/Short-Call Strategy, Covered Short Side: Michael C. Thomsett
Rural Poverty in Honduras: Asset Distribution and Liquidity Constraints: Ramon Lopez and Claudia Romano
The implications of present-day monetary disorders: Jacques Riboud
Z: Stuart Valentine
Tampering with the American Dream: Louise Davidson
The Future of Energy Policy: Lynn F. Pearson
On Sraffa’s ‘Corrected’ Organic Composition of Capital*: Scott Carter
Technology Forecasting as an Influence on Technological Innovation: Past Examples and Future Expectations: James R. Bright and Blair Little
Why are More Women Working in Britain? (1985): H. Joshi and S. Owen
Polish SMEs at a Crossroads: Market Strategies and Labour Relations in Global Competition: Ralph-Elmar Lungwitz, Manfred Wannöffel and Yvonne Rückert
The Swiss Supervisory Approach towards International Banking: Kurt Hauri