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European Labour Markets and the Euro: How Much Flexibility Do We Really Need?: Michael Burda
The ‘Greening’ of Trade Agreements: Environmental ‘Window Dressing’ and NAFTA: John J. Audley
Planning: Peter C. Bishop and Andy Hines
It Takes a Global Village: A Network Approach to Providing Executive MBA Students with a Truly Global Experience: José R. Torre
Some Notes on the Second Version of Kalecki’s Business-cycle Theory: Serena Sordi
The Heavy Industries: Robert Castley
Comment on W. M. Corden, ‘Inflation and the Exchange Rate Regime’: Ephraim Kleiman
Telecommunications Trade Friction: Meheroo Jussawalla and Barbara Ross-Pfeiffer
Focus on Risk: T. H. Donaldson
Corporate Governance and Restructuring in Korea: Before and After the Crisis: Keun Lee
Cumulative Causation, Harrod’s Trade Multiplier, and Kaldor’s Paradox: The Foundations of Post-Keynesian Theory of Growth Differentials: Luca De Benedictis
Nuclear Reactor Development in Britain: C. M. Buckley and R. Day
Nuclear Reactor Development in Britain: C. M. Buckley and R. Day
Time-Use Surveys in Developing Countries: An Assessment: Indira Hirway
Making it Happen: Michael Kare-Silver
Health Service Modeling and Multiple-Equations Models: Alexis Lazaridis
The Magic Mix: Or how to avoid future financial crises: Ruth Wandhöfer
Income Distribution Under Workers’ Self-management in Yugoslavia: A. Bajt
Focus on China: New Challenges for Japanese–German Strategic Business Alliances in a Dynamic Environment: A Theoretical View of Third-market Business Collaboration: René Haak
Next Steps in the Hungarian Economic Reform: Bela Balassa
Conclusion: Glenn Morgan and Andrew Sturdy
The ILO and Human Rights: Antony Alcock
Understanding Customer Behaviour: Stewart Pearson
Prospects for Fusing Liberal Learning and Business Education in the Changing Environment of Higher Education: Daniel R. LeClair
The Future of Britain’s Motorsport Industry: National Pride Before a Fall?: Martin Beck-Burridge and Jeremy Walton
Floating Versus Crawling: Israel 1977–9 by Hindsight: Michael Bruno and Zvi Sussman
Origins of “Offensive” Shareholder Activism in the United States: John H. Armour and Brian R. Cheffins
Cultural Constraints: Japanese Mothers Working in a Multinational Corporation: Barbara Crump and Rachel Crump
Reflections on Business and the Arts: Indira J. Parikh
Conclusion: Francis Bidault
Managing Globally Distributed Teams: Ilan Oshri, Julia Kotlarsky and Leslie P. Willcocks
Academic and Personal Freedom: Domenico Empoli, Corrado Malandrino and Valerio Zanone
Knut Wicksell, 1851–1926: Interest and Prices: Gianni Vaggi and Peter Groenewegen
Why Do Firms Not Collaborate? The Role of Competencies and Technological Regimes: Aija Leiponen
Challenges Ahead: Prof Rajagopal
Materials: Patricia M. Hillebrandt
Sraffa: Measurement and Aggregation: Josef Steindl
Corporate Groups and Open Innovation: The Case of Panasonic in Japan: Hiroyuki Nakazono, Takashi Hikino and Asli M. Colpan
Investment and Technology Choice: M. M. Huq
John Richard Wells, 1947–1999 (1999): Geoffrey Harcourt
The Grounded Theory Process: Vivien Beattie, Stella Fearnley and Richard Brandt
Comment: Frank R. Gunter
Lecture Ten: Monetary Theory in Innovated Open Economies: M. L. Burstein
A View to the Future: Auke-Dirk Pietersma and Killian McCarthy
Brazil: Francisco Eduardo Pires Souza, Getúlio Borges Silveira Filho and Fernando J. Cardim Carvalho
The Demand Curve for Labour of an Industry: Joan Robinson
Conclusion: Damen Haile Mariam and Helmut Kloos
Performance improvement procedures: B. H. Walley
The Entrepreneurial Value Creation Theory: Chandra S. Mishra and Ramona K. Zachary
Clinical Governance: Complexities and Promises: Rick Ledema, Jeffrey Braithwaite, Christine Jorm, Peter Nugus and Anna Whelan