Abstracts: Health and economics: two sides of the same coin. "Health is wealth" but also wealth is health. Development and vector-borne diseases
Abstracts: Paying for a chemical-weapons-free world. The Chemical Weapons Convention: a milestone in international security
Abstracts: The Chemical Weapons Convention: a milestone in international security. Verifying the Chemical Weapons Convention
Abstracts: Rolling back chemical proliferation. CWC Executive Summary. Ambassador Stephen J. Ledogar: the end of the negotiations
Abstracts: Relief forces in Somalia facing country awash in small arms. Bush announces Saudi F-15 sale; Congress proves no obstacle
Abstracts: Congress OKs $274 billion defense budget - 2.4% off Bush request. part 2 Senate Foreign Relations Committee approves START
Abstracts: The NATO-Russian Founding Act. NATO's nuclear weapons: the rationale for 'no first use'. President outlines new U.S. role in U.N. peacekeeping efforts
Abstracts: Weapons monitors, 'no-fly' zone fail to stem Bosnian violence. part 2 U.N. peacekeepers face new hurdles as missions, responsibilities expand
Abstracts: CWC Executive Summary. Yugoslav crisis renews debate on ending Bosnian arms embargo. Arms makers seek loan guarantees in new defense 'conversion' twist
Abstracts: Developing new product concepts via the lead user method: a case study in a "low-tech" field. Validation of expert systems for innovation management: issues, methodology, and empirical assessment
Abstracts: A laddering approach to the use of methods and techniques to reduce the cycle time of new-to-the-firm products
Abstracts: Number of bids, number of bidders and bidding behavior in outer-continental shelf oil lease auction markets. Heuristics for selecting robust database structures with dynamic query patterns
Abstracts: Sensitivity analysis of a railway station track layout with respect to a given timetable. Some new efficient methods to solve the n/1/r(i)/epsilon T(i) scheduling problem
Abstracts: Realistic cross-country consumption correlations in a two-country, equilibrium, business cycle model. Exchange-rate discounting
Abstracts: Networking by female business owners in Northern Ireland. Academic networks in a trichotomous categorisation of university spinouts
Abstracts: The social cost of rent seeking under countervailing opposition to distortionary transfers. Trade deflection, trade distortions, and Pareto inefficiencies under the restricted origin principle
Abstracts: Product safety: liability, R&D, and signaling. Keeping society in the dark: on the admissibility of pretrial negotiations as evidence in court
Abstracts: Unraveling the productivity growth slowdown in the United States, Canada, and Japan: the effects of subequilibrium, scale economies and markups
Abstracts: The liquidity effect and the operating procedure of the Federal Reserve. The design of an interest rate rule with staggered contracting and costly transacting
Abstracts: Structure of industry; the economics of supermarkets. Structure of industry; case study: Ford of Britain. Section 2: Structure of industry; 'short-termism' in British industry
Abstracts: Section 9: The UK and the world economy; the environment and the world economy. The UK and the world economy; German economic problems and the European economy
Abstracts: Economies of scope in industry. The structure of business organisations and the management of human resources
Abstracts: Section 11: Population. The structure of the British bus industry. Merger activity in the British bus industry
Abstracts: Are labour markets in the UK too flexible? Japanese sub-contracting systems. Section 12: the constraints on UK fiscal policy
Abstracts: Pricing risk: using betas in investment appraisal. The outlook for European monetary union. Section 13: sterling and the Exchange Rate Mechanism
Abstracts: Woman's realm. Using consultants. Swimming strategy
Abstracts: Harm Tegelaars: selling out to attractions company Vardon will give Harm Tegelaars room to grow his health and fitness product
Abstracts: You couldn't make it up. A final swipe at the last Governor goes wide of the mark. BBC told it must expand network to survive
Abstracts: Sowing the seeds of discontent. Battle of the hump. Go in pieces return whole
Abstracts: Pollution deaths herald a disaster in the making. The cruel trade that Europe won't ban. Making waves on the power front
Abstracts: Get ready for the big chill. There's a little black spot on the sun today. A thick fog with nowhere to go
Abstracts: Kinnock steers EU off a road to nowhere. Shot at dawn, but her war goes on. Under fire, in need of aid
Abstracts: Do we still have the stomach for meat? NHS fertility treatment hit by cash row. His brain forgot about his body
Abstracts: Moscow wants its revenge, but not a full-scale war. I'm a serial bomber, published, you know. High old time in town that was a model for Dynasty
Abstracts: No orgies, and go easy on the lacrosse. Girls who give Sky high kicks. A Welshman's dream, a dragon's nightmare
Abstracts: In need of a commercial break. Glamour and glitz, it's tea at the Ritz. Commercials for the final break
Abstracts: Cedric, king of the beasts. How to win the lottery without buying a ticket. The man who saved the Bulgarian economy, to some extent
Abstracts: Whoosh! And they're heading for Nome. I want to be a millionaire. Where the world begins and ends each day
Abstracts: Oar house. What a swell party we need. Manifesto for a greater London
Abstracts: Let the English voice be heard. Is Peter Mandelson as good as he thinks? Ulster: an issue suppressed
Abstracts: What shall we do after class? Let's get physical. Teachers who know what they're talking about. Positive approach brings Aids warning into the classroom
Abstracts: Telling us what we told them. Student plagiarism: the unoriginal sin. An exam revolt of Ampleforth proportions
Abstracts: A highly flammable issue. Shy and retiring? Not us folks. The take-away gallery
Abstracts: Italy faces life after Communism. PLO persuaded to rejoin peace talks. Tehran softens stance on Gulf island dispute
Abstracts: Carry on helping these kids and you could end up dead. Tax breaks poison the atmosphere for Mexico's workers. Industrial inferno may hold key to birth defects
Abstracts: Why the end of population explosion is nigh. Fattened up, now for the kill. The world won't end with a bang nor a whimper
Abstracts: Cryptic crops. Across the Arctic by dog. Can the elvering go on for ever?
Abstracts: Trains signal start of ground battle with airlines. City cold-shoulders Tories on the margin. In memory of Henry Moore: a battle
Abstracts: And lo, stars rose in the East. Elegant and grassy or big and buttery. So you want to impress your friends
Abstracts: Charlie appears, and history vanishes. Lad tidings in store. The life and soul of Manny Buckle
Abstracts: Christopher Columbus was here. 1.20 pounds sterling buys you a seat on the best sightseeing trip in London. Across the great divide
Abstracts: Making a crisis out of the drama. Molars, money and martyrdom. Adverse conditions
Abstracts: Manufacturers will be cashing in on their chips. Launch of new systems keeps pagers afloat. It's only safe if you have a copy
Abstracts: 'Dash for gas' that hastened miners' fate. The expanding appetite of a hungry world transforms food mountains into molehills
Abstracts: Lamont expected to put off raising taxes until December. Paying the price for club membership. Growth prediction halved
Abstracts: 8bn pounds sterling Telekom five times subscribed in record sell-off. Return to surplus not expected for at least five years
Abstracts: Supergun silence still a mystery; Clark denies knowledge of 'Savoy mafia' meetings. Smith stands firm against 10p tax band
Abstracts: A powerful indictment of the Eighties. Ministers prepare for project bids worth 14bn pounds sterling. Towering generation of MPs departs the political stage
Abstracts: The Britons had sneered and bullied and ruled the roost. No one in Hong Kong, however amnesiac, could ignore that sordid heritage
Abstracts: Is Trinity too popular for its own good? Learning to live in a twilight zone. Truly, madly, deeply
Abstracts: Mistress of the disturbed. Sorting the twiddle from the twaddle. Pricing the label
Abstracts: Rage springs again in Holy City. How Saddam kept deadly gas secret. Saudi royals fear the wrath of the faithful
Abstracts: Sending comedy into orbit. Master of cool. He's a strange boy, that Sir Bernard Chumley
Abstracts: Electoral reform: no longer a Tory taboo? Budget does little to boost Tory ratings. Lesson number one for Blunkett
Abstracts: Shy tycoon brings slander case. Capel staff approached in Anglia shares inquiry. British role in superguns 'known in 1989': MPs leave some unanswered questions
Abstracts: The UK's new export: Brit Grit. Want a happy ending? Go see a movie. Gotti
Abstracts: Is it your pace or mine? A bit of a puzzler. A catalyst of genius
Abstracts: Cobi of Spain to win gold at the Olympics. The finest secrets of Venice. Art galleries: dontcha hate 'em?
Abstracts: Does sex matter in the polling booth? Why Labour can't blame 'voter fatigue,' contentment or PR. Budget does little to boost Tory ratings
Abstracts: Secrecy lingers in home of the SS-20. Religious right shakes up NY school polls. The Cold War is over and the bosses won
Abstracts: From hand to mouth. The play's the thing, the pay's the problem. Don't hold your breath
Abstracts: Electronic spark for a new Russian revolution. Russian piracy in a sea of software. The Cold War is over - except in computing
Abstracts: Coming soon, the I-level CD. CD players with split personalities. Games soon won't be kids' stuff any more
Abstracts: Taking credit for fighting smog. Miners rage against extinction. Russia lays age of blood to rest
Abstracts: A day in the High Court: love, race, sex, money, class, cricket - and death. Ashdown's pledge to tell truth
Abstracts: Doctor with his finger on Ambridge's pulse. Feeling tired and confused. Oh! What a naughty Sheela
Abstracts: New investment lures the bears back to market. Africa: the final frontier for world investment. Run for cover and jump the queue
Abstracts: A carefully crafted package. The questionable credentials of green taxes. Tough choices, and not just about Viagra
Abstracts: Warranties rule over subcontracts. Bleak House sequel hits Percy Trentham. Carltongate claim could be copied
Abstracts: Late payment poser for Norman Lamont. The challenge to be best. Pop goes forward valuation bubble
Abstracts: My patch. My patch: Andy Batehup
Abstracts: Hire ground. Telecommunications gets on the blower. Tank traps
Abstracts: Risky business. Homebuyers take new turn: housebuyers are now more likely to opt for a new home than they were in the 1980s, thanks to realistic pricing, less hassle and - claim builders - better design
Abstracts: Scotch mist. Save and prosper. Last judgement
Abstracts: ESOPs changes the rules. Reporting with a purpose. Mixing it up
Abstracts: A study in green. Renewable reporting. Accounting for quality
Abstracts: Insurance and the regulation of medical care. An open letter to the President-elect. A line in the sand?
Abstracts: Freedom to trade: WTO's promising anniversary (World Trade Organization) Reforming the government role in civilian technology
Abstracts: Top marketers marching on many fronts. TV gets top ratings from business marketers. What marketers want from Clinton: wish lists refined as economic spirits rise
Abstracts: MCI is mad about change: campaign conjures a presidency's first 100 days. Canon's descent into incomprehensibility
Abstracts: Savin pits service against whizbangs. Okidata dares to compare. Canon's descent into incomprehensibility
Abstracts: Marketing out of obscurity: billion-dollar Intergraph Corp. raises its profile. Linking quality and value: IBM uses a winning combination to power PS/Value Point campaign
Abstracts: Fragmentation works for computer press. Skittish execs see '93 ad bucket as 'half full'-maybe. 3Com builds its brand through splashy direct mail campaign
Abstracts: The voodoo of value-added. Interactive TV innovation: Merck, Pfizer, other drug firms test new pitch to reach physicians
Abstracts: Deciding on equity or parity: a test of situational, cultural, and individual factors. The congruence of motives and incentives in a voluntary organization
Abstracts: Psychological and physiological stress reactions of male and female assembly workers: a comparison between two different forms of work organization
Abstracts: Open contest at Stonehenge. Managing fine without you. Teeing up for a growing market
Abstracts: Pulling the plug on reservoirs. Spotlight on good design. From hospital to housing
Abstracts: Business differences. Mellow drama. Merging new into old
Abstracts: The public face of architecture. Action stations. Managing fine without you
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