Vol. 35 No. 01 (2004): EH

CHARACTERISING PRODUCTIVE MODELS BY A COMPARATIVE
PLURIDISCIPLINARY APPROACH: THE EXPERIENCE OF THE GERPISA

PLURIDISCIPLINARITY AGAINST THE POSTULATE OF THE ONE BEST WAY

THE ENTERPRISE, THE ENTREPRENEUR AND THE SOCIOLOGISTS

MANAGEMENT SCIENCES AND ENTERPRISE CHANGE: CONCILING SCIENCE
AND PRACTICE?

THE NORMATIVE RESPONSES OF COMMUNITY LAW TO THE CHANGES
IN THE ENTERPRISES

ENTERPRISE, TERRITORY, GLOBALIZATION

BUSINESS HISTORY AND ENVIRONMENT: A FRONTIER FOR RESEARCH