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Abstracts: The call to arms. Royal rescue: Japan. A normal country
Abstracts: The Canadian way. Investors Group invest in group. Group Telecom rings east
Abstracts: The candidate: T.S. Lo and Hong Kong press freedom. Angry at China? Slam Japan. China comes courting: how to win friends and influence Hong Kong
Abstracts: The candy men can. Audio outlaw. The melancholy kingdom
Abstracts: The canning problem revisited: the case of capacitated production and fixed demand. Multiple center capacitated arc routing problems: a tabu search algorithm using capacitated trees
Abstracts: The CAN-SPAM Act: New rules for sending commercial e-mail messages and implications for the sales force. Legal issues associated with international Internet marketing
Abstracts: The capacitated multiple allocation hub location problem: formulations and algorithms. Solving large single allocation p-hub problems with two or three hubs
Abstracts: The capacity challenge. A winning formula. New displays win favour
Abstracts: The CAP and the GATT. Don't green GATT. Make my day: the Uruguay round
Abstracts: The CAP and the GATT. The broken ground. Dumped upon
Abstracts: The carbon tax. Section 3: The public sector; the Standing Advisory Committee on Trunk Road Assessment report; assessisng the environmental impact of road schemes
Abstracts: The carb solution: Alternating high-carb and low-carb days is the key to melting stubborn fat stores. Could low iron be draining your energy?
Abstracts: The cardinals lose their grip: Italian capitalism. Just when you thought it was safe: London's financial markets need more radical reform
Abstracts: The care and feeding of your American management. Taken on trust. Get ready for the changemaster
Abstracts: The Caribbean's tarnished jewel. A relic of empire: the Caribbean. Come back, slavemasters: Caribbean sugar
Abstracts: The carnival begins: Brazil's consumer market. Land for the landless: Brazil. Hungry: Brazil
Abstracts: The carrying capacity and entry and exit flows in retailing. Firm spin-offs in Denmark 1981-2000-patterns of entry and exit
Abstracts: The case for globalisation. Africa's elusive dawn. Let the huddled masses in
Abstracts: The case for globalisation. Anti-liberalism old and new. Merry-go-row
Abstracts: The Case for International Videoconferencing. Implementing operational excellence. Profiting from privatization
Abstracts: The case for legalisation. Big business. More Minder than Hollywood
Abstracts: The case for the defence. Complex equations. Wish fulfilment
Abstracts: The case for the defence. Virtual rivals. Branching out
Abstracts: The case for the urban fringe. European city networks: experiments in trans-national urban collaboration. Cities and the environment-is urban living sustainable?
Abstracts: The case for Ulster Unionism. Edging forward: Northern Ireland. Blarney is good for you: Northern Ireland
Abstracts: The case of the final certificate. The importance of being honest: it is vital for architects to keep an accurate record of a project, but even more vital to keep communication honest and straightforward throughout
Abstracts: The cash don't work. Twilight zone: the rouble. Helter-skelter: the rouble
Abstracts: The cashmere crash. A shaggy goat tale. The luckpenny scam
Abstracts: The cash of the north. They can't spend it. Loosening the belt
Abstracts: The Cassies case. Capital C. Lowe Roche
Abstracts: The casting out of Mandelson. After Mandelson. The meaning of Mandelson (continued)
Abstracts: The cat is deceased, maybe: quantum physics. Improper fractions: quantum mechanics. Aspects of light
Abstracts: The centre holds: Sri Lanka. Poland turns again. The left is back - in the centre
Abstracts: The centre rules: South Africa. Memory: South Africa. Banditry versus politics: South Africa
Abstracts: The century the earth stood still. A trip down the black current. Down to earth
Abstracts: The CFL gets in the game. Q&A. George Phair
Abstracts: The chaebol that ate Korea. Breathing fire: South Korean industry. The chaebol spurn charge
Abstracts: The chains rethink their price promotion strategies. Post shows promise in NADbank. Bagel co. nuzzles into comfy couch
Abstracts: The chairman's brief. House cleaning. Company brief: House of Windsor
Abstracts: The challenge of the past. The politics of Pinochet. Chile buries its political ghosts - some of them, anyway
Abstracts: The chancellor cracks his whip. Paying the bills: Germany. Whip round: Germany
Abstracts: The chancellor sings in his bath. To fix or to float. Don't get depressed
Abstracts: The chance remark that changed my life! A fat pill in our future. "How losing 150 pounds changed my life"
Abstracts: The changing consumer in Austria. Tradeoffs in marketing exploitation and exploration strategies: The overlooked role of market orientation
Abstracts: The changing consumer in Belgium. The impact of retailer stockouts on whether, how much, and what to buy. Prices and pricing research in consumer marketing: some recent developments
Abstracts: The changing consumer in Finland. Heaven scent. Services in a changing economic environment
Abstracts: The changing consumer in Germany. The changing consumer in Denmark. The changing consumer in the European Union: a "meta-analysis."(The Changing Consumer in the European Union)
Abstracts: The changing consumer in Germany. The changing consumer in Portugal. Exploiting the installed base using cross-merchandising and category destination programs
Abstracts: The changing consumer in Greece. The changing consumer in Italy. The changing consumer in Denmark
Abstracts: The changing dynamic of consumer behavior: implications for cross-cultural research. Advances in international marketing
Abstracts: The changing face of German unions. Golden present, silver future? Could be worse
Abstracts: The changing face of SMEs. The North - facing the challenge of renewal. Small markets caps opt for exit route
Abstracts: The changing housing role of mixed-used development in Seoul. Planning and affordable housing: from old values to New Labour
Abstracts: The changing process of internationalisation in the European Union. Towards a taxonomy of international retail alliances
Abstracts: The changing social contract in American business. Mechanisms for building and sustaining operations improvement
Abstracts: The changing Spanish consumer. Effects of waiting on the satisfaction with the service: beyond objective time measures
Abstracts: The changing structure of the Nordic private equity market. Harvest times in the Nordic region. Out of the shadows
Abstracts: The chaos at the door. Crumble, bumble. Quiet flows the dosh
Abstracts: The charm of old money. Trying to connect you. Screening
Abstracts: The chemistry of growth. A game of monopoly. The hitchhiker's guide to cybernomics
Abstracts: The chill factor. Market spotlight: Canada. Media reform pledge
Abstracts: The chill wind of Korean xenophobia. Korea's path to brand creation. Investment in China migrates inland
Abstracts: THE CHILLY's NOT SO HOT. MARKET WATCH--GNAW AT GINGER. BRIGHT YELLOW
Abstracts: The China challenge. Civilization and the bomb. Double jeopardy: China debates site of nuclear plant
Abstracts: The China connection. Get with the programme: leading economist slams unilateral U.S. policy. The meeting is the message
Abstracts: The China constituency: where are Beijing's America experts? China's strategy
Abstracts: The China finale: lame-duck Bush pursues pro-Peking line. Patten's progress: governor's democratic push wins US Congress backing
Abstracts: The China line: business in Hong Kong. Is Hong Kong ripe for a bit of central planning? Hong Kong's line-up: its next chief executive is in danger of ending up as China's poodle
Abstracts: The China polemic: those who support MFN status.... China's MFN status faces tough ride without Dole. U.S. business leaders see truce in China trade war
Abstracts: The China syndrome. The china syndrome
Abstracts: The China syndrome. Creatures of imperfection. Worldbeater, Inc
Abstracts: The Chinese-fund temptation. Baidu.com investors brace for calm after IPO storm. Europe's funds resume buying U.S. shares
Abstracts: The chips are down. Chips on the block: Taiwan to sell state-owned semiconductor maker. Baring down
Abstracts: The choice in Somalia. Rescue the rescuer. Playing the US against the UN: Somalia
Abstracts: The choice is yours. Cooking up a fresh strategy. Going Dutch
Abstracts: The christening of a cyclop of Olomouc. Ceska Rafinerska invests in refineries. Senior invests in Olomouc
Abstracts: The church at bay. Wages of sin: the Catholic Church. Necessary sacrifice? Church and state
Abstracts: The CIA's first secret war: Americans helped stage raids into China from Burma. Absolute power: Burma's army controls economy and government
Abstracts: The class of 1992. The little class game. Back to class war?
Abstracts: The click fraud question. Culture club. Cold-calling the consumer
Abstracts: The client's interests must come first. Cost awareness can secure architect's role. There's no gain without pain
Abstracts: The clinical paradigm: Manfred Kets De Vires's reflections on organisational therapy. The hotel and the open systems model of organisational analysis
Abstracts: The Clinton and Jiang show. Don't need a weatherman. China's grassroots democracy
Abstracts: The Clinton shuffle: free trade. Into the lion's den: free trade. After the market
Abstracts: The Clinton summit: national interest or self-interest? Missing the moment: Bush hands on Vietnam issue to President Clinton
Abstracts: The closing of physical transport could open the door to the future. Clued-up thinking should make capital immobile in time of crisis
Abstracts: The clouds clear over Europe: growth and jobs. Britain's place in Europe. Pole-axed: Europe's stockmarkets
Abstracts: The coexistence of transaction and relational marketing: insights from the Chinese business context. Networks in a protected business context: licenses as restraints and facilitators
Abstracts: The Cohesion Fund and an enlarged Union. Vision on territorial cohesion. The contribution of European structural funds to territorial cohesion
Abstracts: THE COIR BASKET IS FULL SOME REFLECTIONS ON COIR AND COCONUT. INDIA'S APPAREL EXPORTS SEEN AT $16 BN BY 2000
Abstracts: The cola wars continue. M&A executive merry-go-round to continue. Beef wars: the impact of the BSE crisis
Abstracts: The cold winds blow. Fare trade: quarrels over food safety will blow a hole in free trade unless governments put more trust in science, and in consumers
Abstracts: The collective column. Agusta's new Power. Shhh ... the Whisper Jet has arrived
Abstracts: The Colombian clearances. Standard ogre. War, famine and oil in Sudan
Abstracts: The colonel rides on. A message from the people. Birth of the counter-revolution
Abstracts: The combined cutting stock and lot-sizing problem in industrial processes. Stock selection heuristics for interdependent items
Abstracts: The combustible Caspian. Outcast of the islands: Japan. Addicted to oil
Abstracts: The comeback kid: he bounced back from defeat to nab a second world title, but this gritty pugilist is still fighting - to regain his country's unqualified respect
Abstracts: The coming backlash in privacy. Back in the real world. Distribution dilmemmas
Abstracts: The coming challenge to Singapore Inc. Singapore's founding myths vs. freedom. Lion city baits mousy opposition
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