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Conclusion: Victoria W. Miroshnik
What Now?: Jon Woronoff
Quantitative Flexibility in the US Labour Market: Steven G. Allen and Richard Freeman
Japanese Foreign Direct Investment in India: An Institutional Theory Approach: Peter J. Buckley, Adam R. Cross and Sierk A. Horn
The Programming Approach to Development: Anthony Thirlwall
Insurance: Stephen Valdez
Writing case studies in information systems research: Heico Blonk
Partial Differentiation: J. Parry Lewis
The Debt Crisis and the Poor: Keith Griffin
Nutraceuticals: Hugo Ehrnreich
Middle-Range Thinking and Management Control Systems: Jane Broadbent and Richard Laughlin
Changing the Rules of the Game: Strategic Alliances, the New Competitive Weapon: Geert Duysters, Arie Nagel and Ash Vasudevan
Japanese Transition to Knowledge Arenas: an Infrastructural Perspective: Kiyoshi Kobayashi
Conclusion: Nancy Hubbard
And the Future?: Antonio Piccinini and Margaret Loseby
Europe and Japan into the 21st Century: William R. Nester
Summary and Conclusion: Adel S Z Abadeer
The Partnership Agenda Going Forward: Challenges and Opportunities: Mark Considine and Sylvain Giguère
Spirituality at the Bottom of the Pyramid: Arun Raste
Oxford Instruments: High Magnetic Fields and Low Temperatures: Luke Georghiou, J. Stanley Metcalfe, Michael Gibbons, Tim Ray and Janet Evans
Conclusion: Ayşe Buğra and Kaan Ağartan
Case Study of the National Probation Service: Elizabeth Braiden
The Twin Deficits: Robert Eisner
Final Perspectives: Martine Cardel Gertsen, Anne-Marie Søderberg and Mette Zølner
The Meanings of Social Entrepreneurship Today: Juliet Roper and George Cheney
When CSR Drives New Corporate Governance: Does the Latest French Law Reform (the ‘Grenelle 2 Law’) Confirm the End of ‘Business as Usual’?: Ivan Tchotourian
Multinational Subsidiaries and Innovation Policy in Central and Eastern Europe: Alignment and Autonomy: Katrin Männik and Nick Tunzelmann
Arrow and the Problem of Social Choice: Kotaro Suzumura and Koichi Suga
The Balance of Payments: Lionel Robbins
Teaching the New Consensus Model of ‘Modern Monetary Economics’ from a Critical Perspective: Pedagogical Issues: John Smithin
Making a Decision and Estimating the Value of Selection: Mike Smith and Ivan T. Robertson
Can We Improve Transaction-Oriented Database Management?: Dimitris N. Chorafas
Rage Leading to Action: Aneel Karnani
Access to Education: A. S. Bhalla
Joint Production in a Two-Sector Model: Branko Horvat
Summary and Conclusion: Andrew Wileman and Michael Jary
The Empirical Case for Taking a Technosocial Approach to Computing: David Hakken and Maurizio Teli
Age, Work and Social Security: The Policy Context: Brian Abel-Smith
The European Currency Unit: Malcolm Crawford
The Czech Republic: Understanding the Transition Reform: Jan Hanousek, Evžen Kočenda and Lubomir Lizal
Agricultural Trade, the GATT and LDCs: Carlos Alberto Primo Braga and Geraldo M. Vasconcellos
Cross-Case Analysis and Theory Development: Vivien Beattie, Stella Fearnley and Richard Brandt
Motor Transport in a Developing Area (ii) Soviet Central Asia: M. A. Akhunova, B. A. Tulepbaev and J. S. Borisov
Looking to the Future of Action Learning: Robert L. Dilworth
E-marketing Strategies in Emerging Markets: Almir Peştek and Muris Cicic
Winning the Battle?: Jean-Marie Chevalier
The Lost Dimension of Swiss Federalism: Democracy Problems of New Regionalism in Metropolitan Areas: Daniel Kübler
Creating sustainable value: David E. Hawkins
The State of the Debate on Planning in Hungary: Jan Adam
Deviations from Matching in Consumer Choice: Sully Romero, Gordon R. Foxall, Teresa C. Schrezenmaier, Jorge M. Oliveira and Victoria K. James