| GROWTH REGIMES IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA: A MIXTURE MODEL APPROACH | Emmanuel Igbinoba | 1–27 |
| PERCEPTIONS OF THE PSYHOLOGICAL CONTRACT IN WORKING LIFE AND AN APPLICATION IN THE SERVICE SECTOR | Şenol Yaprak, Ender T. Helvacıoğlu | 28–52 |
| CORPORATE ENVIRONMENTAL DISCLOSURE AND ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE OF COMPANIES IN THE LIBYAN MANUFACTURING SECTOR | Kamal Mahmes | 53–83 |
| TESTING FOR PURCHASING POWER PARITY FOR SELECTED CIS COUNTRIES | Esra Ballı, Çiler Sigeze | 84–93 |
| THE INTERACTION BETWEEN STOCK PRICES AND COMMODITY PRICES: EASTERN EUROPE AND CENTRAL ASIA CASE | Mustafa Ildırar, Erhan Iscan | 94–106 |
| MICRO-CREDIT FINANCE AND UNEMPLOYMENT IN SOUTH AFRICA | T. Ncanywa, S. GETYE | 107–116 |
| BANKING SECTORDEVELOPMENT AND ECONOMIC GROWTH IN PALESTINE; 1995-2014 | Gaber H. Abugamea | 117–128 |
| ANALYSIS OF THE GUIDELINES FOR CLASSIFICATION OF ADVERTISING COSTS IN TAXATION | A. Diederichs, L. Jacobs, V Pelser Carstens | 147–158 |
| RISK MANAGEMENT DISCLOSURE PRACTICES IN ACCORDANCE WITH KING II AND III: THE CASE OF SELECTED JSE LISTED COMPANIES | Heleen Janse van Vuuren | 159–174 |
| FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT INFLOW, CAPITAL FORMATION AND EMPLOYMENT IN SOUTH AFRICA: A TIME SERIES ANALYSIS | E.T. Megbowon, S. Ngarava, A Mushunje | 175–189 |
| A DIMENSIONAL ANALYSIS OF DESTINATION IMAGE VARIABLES IN A SOUTH AFRICAN CONTEXT: AN EXPLORATORY STUDY | BA Mokoena, M Dhurup, J Surujlal | 190–204 |
| ECONOMETRIC ANALYSIS OF THE IMPACT OF FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT ON ECONOMIC GROWTH IN NAMIBIA: EVIDENCE FROM ANNUAL DATA | C. A. Ogbokor | 205–218 |
| AN EXPLORATION OF THE FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH PUBLIC TRUST IN THE SOUTH AFRICAN POLICE SERVICE | A. A. Olutola, Paul O. Bello | 219–236 |
| PROPOSED CHANGES TO TAX LAW IN SOUTH AFRICA: INTERESTFREE LOANS AS A TOOL IN ESTATE PLANNING? |