| International Management 1992 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| All the king's men. (the new entrepreneurial elite in Spain) | Business, international | Peter Chapman |
| America builds its single market. (establishment of the North American Free Trade Agreement) | Business, international | Rene Riley-Adams |
| Bankers tackle cost of sending. (transactions across EC borders) | Business, international | Colin Jones |
| Banking's chequered future. (Europe's banking industry) (Survey) | Business, international | |
| Belgium's strong drinks. (beer industry of Belgium) (Industry Overview) | Business, international | Hilary Clarke |
| Biotech heads for the big time. (Industry Overview) | Business, international | Michael Kenward |
| Brand awareness. (Dilemma and Decision) (Column) | Business, international | Jules Arbose, Chris Macrae |
| Buyers' market. (European Community consumers' policy) (EC Policy) | Business, international | Hilary Clarke |
| Challenged to a dual role. (a foreigner's dual role as chairman and president of a UK chemical company's subsidiary in Japan) | Business, international | Iain Wylie |
| Changes at sea. (effect of stricter maritime safety rules on shipping lines) | Business, international | Terry Macalister |
| Changing the rules of engagement. (Ing. C. Olivetti e Compagnia S.p.A.'s alliance with Digital Equipment Corp.) (Profile) (Company Profile) | Business, international | Tom Lester |
| Choking the spirit of enterprise. (small businesses in Europe) (Cover Story) | Business, international | Graham Bannock |
| Clients call the shots. (transnational banking services) | Business, international | Colin Jones |
| Crack divisions. (executive search) (Dilemma and decision) | Business, international | Jules Arbose, Philippe De Backer |
| Currency disunion. (planning for the European Central Bank) | Business, international | Marjorie Deane |
| Delayed reaction: lower prices failed to stop sales falling or restore competitive edge. (Dilemma and Decision) (Column) | Business, international | Jules Arbose, Michel Testard |
| Design gains wear thin in Spain. (Spanish fashion industry) (Cover Story) | Business, international | Esther Navarro |
| Doubt over the outcome of the French referendum on the Maastricht treaty has helped push the principle of subsidiarity to the forefront of Brussels thinking. (Editorial) | Business, international | |
| Economic reform makes China increasingly inviting to foreign investors. But European companies are taking the slow boat to get there. (Editorial) | Business, international | |
| Europe's pension deficit. (Finance) | Business, international | Iain Carson |
| Following the leaders. (views of the British, the French and the Germans on the issue of allowing academics to observe managers at work) (Management) | Business, international | Jean-Louis Barsoux |
| Football's business league. (business magnates bankroll European football clubs) | Business, international | Simon Inglis |
| Getting it together. (German integration) (Cover Story) | Business, international | Barbara Beck |
| Hard grind in Hamburg. (German precision engineering firm Greggersen Gasetechnik) (Cover Story) | Business, international | Georgina Watkins |
| Informed choice. (company information system) (Dilemma and Decision) | Business, international | Robert Bittlestone, Roy Hill |
| Japanese industry in Europe. (Cover Story) | Business, international | |
| Just reward. (compensation management) (Dilemma and Decision) (Column) | Business, international | Jules Arbose, Christian Goffin |
| Lauda's stormy passage. (Austria's Lauda Air) | Business, international | |
| Making the grades. (developing an employee appraisal system) (Dilemma and Decision) | Business, international | Roy Hill, Joet Bolweg |
| Merger in a cold climate. (European mergers and acquisitions market) | Business, international | Lynn Strongin Dodds |
| North Sea bubble. (Norway's oil industry) | Business, international | Carolina Johansson |
| Overseas assets. (international management techniques) (Management) | Business, international | Kevin Barham |
| Owner drivers. (corporate empowerment) (Viewpoint) | Business, international | |
| Paper paradox: heavy investment in electronic information is burying the company in paper. (Dilemma and Decision) (Column) | Business, international | Jules Arbose, Bernard Fournier |
| Planemakers change formation. (Europe's aircraft industry) (Industry Overview) | Business, international | Douglas Cameron |
| Slaying the CAP monster. (the European Community's Common Agricultural Policy) | Business, international | Jim Rollo |
| Spain after the fiesta. (strengths and weaknesses of the Spanish economy) | Business, international | Peter Chapman |
| Speaking out for business. (Zygmunt Tyszkiewicz, general secretary of the Union of Industrial and Employers Confederations of Europe) (EC Policy) | Business, international | Victor Smart |
| Steel's second meltdown. (Europe's steel industry) (Industry Overview) | Business, international | Iain Carson |
| Sweden: tearing down Utopia. (Swedish government reduces state spending) | Business, international | Ole Lindberg |
| Team fitness. (succession planning) (Dilemma and Decision) | Business, international | Roy Hill, Duncan Collins |
| The east hungers for megabytes. (Eastern Europe's computer market) (Industry Overview) | Business, international | Max Hotopf |
| The eligible engineer. (Rolls Royce Chairman Lord Tombs) | Business, international | Roy Hodson |
| The prospect of armies of pensioners outnumbering dwindling ranks of workers is forcing the retirement age on to government agendas. (Editorial) | Business, international | Barbara Beck |
| The rise and rise of Oetker. (German conglomerate Dr. August Oetker KG) (Company Profile) | Business, international | John Robert Dornberg |
| The rise of the network. (networking as a corporate structure) | Business, international | Tom Lester |
| The ties that bind. (Dutch ties with former colony Surinam) | Business, international | Ronald van de Krol |
| The top 500 EC companies. (list of the European Community's top companies; includes glossary and alphabetical index) (Top 500 EC Companies) (Cover Story) | Business, international | |
| Trapped in the ice. (women in management) | Business, international | Ariane Berthoin Antal |
| Tungsram's leading light. (General Electric Co's reorganization of Hungarian light bulb maker) | Business, international | Richard Bruner |
| UK law opens Euro door. (multinational partnerships) (Industry Overview) | Business, international | John Lawless |
| Unready for success. (managing expanding business volume) (Dilemma and Decision) | Business, international | Alun Evans, Jules Arbose, Alan Meekings |
| Windfall of opportunity. (personnel management in a cyclical business) (Dilemma and decision) | Business, international | Jules Arbose, Win V. Nystrom |
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