This note responds to Wynarczyk?s recent claim in this Journal that Austrian and Post Keynesian Economics share a similar axiomatic base. It is argued that while both traditions appear to emphasise the nominal importance of money, creativity and uncertainty, if they are indeed committed to...

The document aims to address three fundamental questions: 1. Where does Europe stand in the field of Nanotechnology research? 2. What are the major issues facing those conducting Nanotechnology research? 3. What do those conducting the research feel will happen in the future with regard to...

Using interview data from 1979 and 1990-91, this paper explores changing management attitudes and behaviour towards the closed shop. Now unlawful, the practice has declined dramatically from its 1979 peak. The extent and nature of this decline is discussed, together with perceived benefit and...

In spite of the proliferation of employee share ownership in the UK over the last 10 years, there are still relatively few studies seeking to evaluate its effects. The present paper reports a longitudinal case study of worker attitudes. Our focus is whether there was any attitude change over...