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Coordinating International Payments and Incomes: Paul Davidson
Building a Portfolio: Gerry Brown
Eco-Labelling and the WTO Agreement on Technical Barriers to Trade: Vivien Liu
A Necessary Normative Context of Positive Economics?: Warren Samuels
Less Than an Ideal Type: Varieties of Real Bills Doctrines: Neil T. Skaggs
Conclusion and Change Roadmap: Andrew Smart and James Creelman
Other Developed Countries: John Dunning and John Cantwell
IT Outsourcing Configuration: Defining and Designing Outsourcing Arrangements: Sara Cullen, Peter Seddon and Leslie Willcocks
Swedish Wealth Taxation (1911–2007): Gunnar Rietz and Magnus Henrekson
Strategy # 5: Long/Short-Put Strategy: Michael C. Thomsett
Setting a Pattern of Products, Markets and Bank Profitability: Dimitris N. Chorafas
Designing for Well-Being: The Role of the Physical Work Environment: Claudia Steinke, Rei Kurosawa and Ali Dastmalchian
Human Resource Management in Bulgaria: Hot Problems during the Transition to a Market Economy: Elizabeth Vatchkova
Epilogue: Institutions, Learning and Technological Change: Ross Thomson
Munich and Appeasement: Dennis Griffiths
Conclusion: A Post-Managerial World is Possible: Thomas Klikauer
The luxury fashion business strategy model: Uche Okonkwo
Technological Change and Market Structure: The Diffusion Dimension: Paul Stoneman
Domicile and residence: Walter Sinclair
Institutional Change and Ownership Patterns in Italy: Alessandro Zattoni and Francesca Cuomo
Herbert Somerton Foxwell: John Maynard Keynes
The Broad Base of Technical Change in the Gas Industry: Howard J. Rush
The Broad Base of Technical Change in the Gas Industry: Howard J. Rush
Conclusion: Christophe Thibierge and Andrew Beresford
Competition and Regulation in Financial Markets: Concluding Observations: Almarin Phillips
Chinese Multinationals: Host Country Factors and Foreign Direct Investment Location: Diego Quer, Enrique Claver and Laura Rienda
Monetary Authorities’ Reaction Functions in a Model of Exchange-Rate Determination for the European Monetary System: Giorgio Basevi, Michele Calzolari and Francoise Thys-Clement
W. L. Gore & Associates: Developing Global Teams to Meet Twenty-First-Century Challenges: Frank Shipper, Charles C. Manz and Greg L. Stewart
Conclusions: Frannie Léautier
Monetary Policy in the 1980s: How Bank Credit was Determined: Richard Werner
Inward Investment in the UK regions: Henry Bernard Loewendahl
Body of Work: D. John Shaw
A Quantum Probability Model for the Constructive Influence of Affective Evaluation: Lee C. White, Emmanuel M. Pothos and Jerome R. Busemeyer
Perceptions of Leadership in Groups: An Empirical Test of Identity Control Theory: Peter J. Burke
The Female of the Species: Women and Dairying in India: Shanti George
Individual Freedom in a Gandhian Perspective: Sudarshan Iyengar
Wise Before the Event: The Creation of Corporate Fulfilment: Peter J. Buckley and Malcolm Chapman
Renault, 1992–2007: Globalisation and Strategic Uncertainties: Michel Freyssenet
Marine Insurance: Marc A. Huybrechts and Theodora Nikaki
The Influence of Friedrich von Wieser on Joseph A. Schumpeter: Warren Samuels
The Misfortunes of the Association for Latin American Integration (ALADI), 1980–83: Miguel S. Wionczek
Call to Arms? Collective and Individual Responses to Call Centre Labour Management: Diane Broek
Hong Kong’s New Creative Industries: The Example of the Video Games Sector: F. Ted Tschang
Generalists Who Can Specialize: Martin Rasper
The Emerging Global Financial System: Robert Pringle
The Multi-National Enterprise and the Theory of Development Policy: Paul Streeten
An Indirect Approach to the Identification and Measurement of Transaction Costs: George S. Rivers
Observations: Jan Adam
Incomplete Markets: Elie Ayache
Comparisons of Monopoly and Competitive Demand for Labour: Joan Robinson