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Captive and Shared Service Centres: Ilan Oshri, Julia Kotlarsky and Leslie P. Willcocks
Technology, Capital Flows and the Balance of Payments Constraint in a Structuralist North—South Model: Marcelo Curado, Gabriel Porcile and Ricardo Viana
Duration-Enhancing Overlay Strategies for Defined Benefit Pension Plans: John M. Mulvey, Woo Chang Kim and Yi Ma
Epilogue: Dilip K. Das
The Case of the United States: Benjamin Gomes-Casseres and Tomás Kohn
Production Prices and Proportions Revisited: Ernő Zalai
Towards an Alternative Institutional Frame: Gavin Jack and Robert Westwood
Institutional Response: Graeme Snooks
Debt Management: Theory and Practice: Ed Balls and Gus O’Donnell
Managing and Controlling Marketing: Hamish E. Macarthur and Merlin Stone
Human Resource Management in Australia: Towards a New Metaphor: Robin Kramar
Cloud-based Data Storage for Data Management in the Virtual Factory: Yuqiuge Hao, Ahm Shamsuzzoha and Petri Helo
Costs and Benefits of the Ullum Dam Project: An Analytical Framework and an Empirical Exploration: Arnold C. Harberger
Tracking and Tackling Food Vulnerability: Susanna Davies
Higher Education, Family Income and Changes in Intergenerational Mobility: Stephen Machin
How Can Neuroeconomics Unravel CSR?: Jang Woo Park
International, National and Regional Security Arrangements in the Caribbean: Vaughan A. Lewis
Revolutionizing Japanese Corporate Governance: Caroline Benton and Yoshiya Teramoto
Harrod and Haberler Beyond The Trade Cycle: Exchanges on International Liquidity, Gold, Trade, Inflation, Monetarism and Friedman, 1961–1971: Warren Young
Technological Competences in Sustainability Technologies in the BRICS Countries: Rainer Walz
The “Raffishness” of Mainstream Macroeconomics: a Post Keynesian Critique: Basil John Moore
Modern Risk Management Tools and Applications: Yimin Yang
Concluding Remarks: Neil Hood, Jan-Erik Vahlne and Robert Kilis
Additional Areas in Organizational Behaviour: Mike Smith, John Beck, Cary L. Cooper, Charles Cox, Dick Ottaway and Reg Talbot
Ten Myths of the Energy Industry and Futures Market: Michael C. Thomsett
Public Servants in Transition?: Roger Depré, Annie Hondeghem and Jean-Luc Bodiguel
Sustainable Fiscal Policy in a Federal System: Switzerland as an Example: Lars Feld and Gebhard Kirchgässner
Poverty Reduction in China: Azizur Rahman Khan
Some Organizational Consequences of Cultural Differences in Boundary Permeability: Boas Shamir and Yael Melnik
The Optimum Order Revisited: Jan Tinbergen
Creating a Product in Your Service Firm: Rick Webb
Melting the Frozen Assets: Richard Donkin
R: Hano Johannsen and G Terry Page
Strategy # 6: Short-Option Strategy: Michael C. Thomsett
General Conclusion: The Road to Hell is Paved with Good Intentions: David F. Lomax
German Management Facing Globalization: The ‘German Model’ on Trial: Gert Schmidt and Karen Williams
Unconventional Technology Transfer and High-tech Development: The Case of Informatics in Newly Industrialising Countries: Jörg Meyer-Stamer
Action Learning: An Approach to Team Coaching: Jennifer Whitcomb
Aggregate Supply: A Further Look: D. C. Rowan
Postscript: Ernst G. Frankel
A Keynesian Business Cycle: R. H. Day and T. Y. Lin
Rural Poverty in Peru: Stylized Facts and Analytics for Policy: Ramon Lopez and Carla Maggiora
The Kano River Project, Nigeria: the Impact of an Irrigation Scheme on Productivity and Welfare: Tina Wallace
Job Creation Programmes in an International Comparison: Marcia Wachter and Yolanda Somers
Regionalism: the Stages between Countries and the World: Sheila Page
Security and Independence in Retirement: Ed Balls, Joe Grice and Gus O’Donnell
The Interests of Developing Countries in World Financial Reform: Graham Bird
Conclusion: Reuel J Khoza and Mohamed Adam
The Executive Summary: Mark Daniell
Monopolistic Exploitation of Labour: Joan Robinson