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    VOLUME 2 (2000), CONTENTS

    1 - VOLUME 2 (2000) - ISSUE 3 (SUMMER)

    The President’s Editorial

    1 - Patrick HUNOUT Population, Cultures and Migrations : A Challenge for the New Century

    Cross-Cultural Management

    2 - Johanna LUDVIGSEN Cultural Differences Among Nordic Managers

    Minorities, Cultures and Language

    3 - Maya DAVID and Ibtisam NAJI Do Minorities Have to Abandon their Languages ? A Case Study of the Malaysian Tamils

    The Growth of the World's Population

    4 - Hans FLEISCH and Ilsabe BLOME How Non-Governmental Organizations can promote within the European Union Commitment for Population and Development

    5 - Ralf ULRICH The Politics and Economics of the Global Population Dynamics

    The Politics of the European Union

    6 - Julia EVETTS The European Professional Federations : Occupational Regulation in European Markets

    7 - Arne HEISE Wage Bargaining in the European Union : A Theory of Optimum Wage Areas

    5 - VOLUME 2 (2000) - ISSUE 4 (WINTER)

    Professor Kosaka's Editorial

    1 - Kenji KOSAKA Where does Asia go ? Transitions in Asian Societies

    A View on Contemporary Japan

    2 - Reiko YAMATO Personal Care Preferences in Japan : the Influence of Gender and Socioeconomic Status

    3 - Hideo AOKI The Underclass in Japan : A Case Study of Homeless Men in Kamagasaki and their Winter Struggle

    4 - Todd HOLDEN “Adentity” : Images of Self in Japanese Television Advertising

    Indian Focus

    5 - Caroline PLUSS Transnational Identities : Hong-Kong Indians

    6 - S. ZAINUDDIN Economic Internationalization and Islamic Resurgence in India

    Italy and Immigration : A Matter of Culture ?

    7 - Umberto MELOTTI Italian Immigration Policy and the Italian Political Culture

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