American Journal of Business

1992 - 2006

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Sourcing Strategies of Manufacturing Firms: Transaction Cost Implications pp. 11-19: Hong Y. Park, C. Surender Reddy and Iksu Jurn
Cross-Functional Business Programs: Critical Design and Development Considerations pp. 21-30: Timothy W. Aurand, Carol DeMoranville and Geoffrey L. Gordon
An Investigation of Auditor and Client Tenure pp. 31-40: David H. Sinason, Jefferson P. Jones and Sandra Waller Shelton
Listening to Customers pp. 41-54: Michael S. Garver
Value Relevance of Unrealized Foreign Currency Translation: Gains and Losses pp. 55-62: Mohammad S. Bazaz and David L. Senteney

Best Practice Customer Value and Satisfaction Cultures pp. 10-21: Michael S. Garver and Robert L. Cook
Advanced Manufacturing Technology Investment Patterns pp. 22-28: Kenneth K. Boyer
Strategies Used by Small Business Entrepreneurs pp. 29-37: Robert N. Lussier, Matthew C. Sonfield, Joel Corman and Mary McKinney
People, Prose, and Processors: The Haworth College of Business Electronic Portfolio Project pp. 38-49: Pam Rooney and Alan Rea
Student and Employer Perceptions of Desirable Entry-level Operations Management Skills pp. 50-59: Daniela Gabric and Kathleen L. McFadden
Student and Employer Perceptions of Desirable Entry-level Operations Management Skills pp. 60-67: Peggy D. Brewer, Vernon L. McGlone, Teresa A. McGlone and Virgil L. Brewer
Personality Differences and Computer Related Stress in Business Students pp. 69-75: Elizabeth R. Towell and Joachim Lauer

From Market to Commitment: A New Inter-firm Relationship in the North American Automotive Supply Chain pp. 10-20: Richard Senter and Michael S. Flynn
Building Supply Chains: A Key To Enhancing Manufacturing Performance pp. 21-31: Michael Tracey and Mark A. Vonderembse
The Changing Role of Managers within the Supply Chain Networks: Theory and Practical Implications pp. 33-41: Milorad M. Novicevic, M. Ronald Buckley and Michael G. Harvey
Strategic Benefits from a Mature Innovation pp. 43-52: Dale Young, Houston H. Carr and R. Kelly Rainer
Communication Along the Supply Chain: A Survey of ManufacturersÕ Investment and Usage Plans for Information Technologies pp. 53-62: Mark D. Treleven, Charles A. Watts and Patrick T. Hogan
An Environmental Baldrige? pp. 63-76: Sime Curkovic and Robert Landeros
Use of Short-run Statistical Process Control Techniques: A Comparison of JIT and Non-JIT Manufacturing pp. 77-84: Gyu C. Kim and Marc J. Schniederjans
The Myth of Japanese Buyer-Supplier Relationships pp. 85-92: Nakato Hirakubo, Michael Kublin and Martin T. Topol

Corporate CultureÕs Impact on a Strategic Approach to Quality pp. 9-20: Scott A. Dellana and Richard D. Hauser
Use of Short-run Statistical Process Control Techniques: A Comparison of JIT and Non-JIT Manufacturing pp. 21-30: Gyu C. Kim and Marc J. Schniederjans
Avoiding Liability for Communicating Information on Managerial and Professional Employees pp. 31-38: Bradley J. Sleeper, Robert J. Walter and Robert J. Calhoun
CEO Compensation, Performance Variables, and Socially Responsible Investing pp. 39-45: David N. Hurtt, Jerry G. Kreuze and Sheldon A. Langsam
Developing and Managing Corporate-Academic Alliances pp. 46-54: Jack T. Marchewka and Jack T. Marchewka
Student Perceptions of Sales Careers: Implications for Educators and Recruiters pp. 55-63: Jane Z. Sojka, Ashok K. Gupta and Timothy P. Hartman

Managing Process Capability pp. 6-11: Susan K. Humphrey and Timothy C. Krehbiel
Technology Support for Knowledge Management pp. 12-19: Renee M. Wachter
Disclosure of Year 2000 Issues in Corporate Financial Reports pp. 20-27: Marilyn Kintzele, Philip Kintzele and Vernon Kwiatkowski
A Documentation Model for the Contemporary Accounting Information System pp. 28-34: C. William Cummings, Deborah D. Pavelka and Ruth Ann Friedberg
Building OM Curriculum for the New Millennium: Industry Perceptions pp. 35-43: Kathleen L. McFadden, Bobbie Jansen and Elizabeth R. Towell
Faculty Internships in Family Business pp. 44-52: Greg Filbeck, Debbe Skutch and Deborah J. Dwyer

Managing Customer Value pp. 13-22: William B. Dodds
Resources and Capabilities for Sustainable Competitive Advantage: A Cross-Functional Perspective pp. 23-32: Michael E. Wasserman, Mark Pagell and Christian Bechtel
Quality Management Practices in Manufacturing and Service Corporations: How are they Different? pp. 33-40: Charles R. Gowen and William J. Tallon
The Dow Jones Industrial Average: Issues of Downward Bias and Increased Volatility pp. 41-51: Paul A. Mueller, Raj A. Padmaraj and Ralph C. St. John
The Relationship of Net Income to Comprehensive Income: An Analysis of Fortune 500 Companies pp. 52-57: Jerry G. Kreuze and Gale E. Newell
Teaching Computer Software Skills: Matching Teaching and Learning Styles pp. 58-67: Carolyn B. Mueller and Cynthia Sanman Ma
Improving Job Satisfaction of Employees Who are Deaf and Hearing pp. 68-73: Robert N. Lussier, Kathleen Say and Joel Corman

Issues Influencing Use Of Electronic Data Interchange Technology: An Empirical Study pp. 7-14: Charles A. Watts, Patrick T. Hogan and Mark D. Treleven
Information Systems Satisfaction: Investigating Attitudes during Development pp. 15-26: Patricia A. Essex
Forecasting for the Small Retail Business: Operational Recommendations pp. 27-33: J. Holton Wilson and Robert H. Miller
Gender Differences in the Job Attitudes of Accountants pp. 35-43: Jane E. Baird, Robert C. Zelin and Dale E. Marxen
Influence Tactics as Signals of Fit and Precursors of Turnover: An Exploratory Study pp. 45-54: Rebecca A. Thacker

Downsizing, Corporate Performance, and Shareholder Wealth pp. 11-19: Diana R. Franz, Dean Crawford and Deborah J. Dwyer
Workforce Skill Choices and Manufacturing Environments: Three Case Studies pp. 21-30: Mark Pagell and Shawnee Vickery
Cross-functional Interface of Marketing and Accounting: Value Chain Analysis pp. 31-40: James A. Stephens and Jeffrey Archambault
What Customer Orders Really Cost pp. 41-47: Robert J. Campbell and Larry J. Rankin
A Framework for Service Management of Information Systems pp. 49-57: Gary M. Kern
TQM Stresses MIS: The Ache of Continuous Change pp. 59-64: Michael S. Spencer and Leslie K. Duclos
A Cross-Functionally Integrated Undergraduate Business Core Curriculum pp. 65-71: Terrence R. Bishop, Timothy S. Vaughan, Gerald R. Jensen, Nessim Hanna and David Graf
ManagersÕ Reactions to Total Quality Management in U.S. Business Schools pp. 73-82: Scott A. Dellana, Kenneth E. Bass and Frederic J. Hebert