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| List of Illustrations | xi |
| About the Authors | xii |
| Acknowledgements | xv |
| Time Chart | xviii |
| Introductory Foreword Dana Birksted-Breen | 1 |
| Chapter 1 On Difference, Discussing Differences and Comparison: An Introduction David Tuckett | 5 |
| Chapter 2 In Praise of Empiricism Paul Denis | 38 |
| Chapter 3 Before the Method, Underestimating the Problem and the Meeting in Prague Tomas Böhm | 50 |
| Chapter 4 The Sorrento Experience: Chaos Replaced by too much Structure Arne Jemstedt | 70 |
| Chapter 5 Some Reflections on the Problems of Comparison and Difference in the Light of Doubts and Enthusiasm Helmut Hinz | 95 |
| Chapter 6 Reflection and Evolution: Developing the Two-Step Method David Tuckett | 132 |
| Chapter 7 Work in Progress: Using the Two-Step Method Dana Birksted-Breen, Antonino Ferro and Paola Mariotti | 167 |
| Chapter 8 Experiences of Participating: Group Processes and Group Dynamics Johan Schubert | 208 |
| Chapter 9 Some Surprises: A New Style for Case Discussion? Roberto Basile and Antonino Ferro | 234 |
| Chapter 10 Reflection and Comparison: Some Final Remarks David Tuckett | 243 |
| Appendix: The Origins of the EPF ‘New’ Scientific Policy and the Early History of the Working Party David Tuckett | 262 |
| References | 282 |