Business Horizons

1958 - 2025

Current editor(s): C. M. Dalton

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Volume 51, issue 6, 2008

Understanding China in transition pp. 457-461

Marjorie A. Lyles

Appreciating cultural differences in China: An interview with Robert A. Eckert, Chairperson of the Board and CEO of Mattel, Inc pp. 463-468

Marjorie A. Lyles

A win-win relationship: An interview with Zhou Wenzhong, Ambassador to the United States from the People's Republic of China pp. 469-472

Marjorie A. Lyles

Ownership structure and the diversification and performance of publicly-listed companies in China pp. 473-483

Andrew Delios, Nan Zhou and Wei Wei Xu

China's outward foreign direct investment pp. 485-491

Wei He and Marjorie A. Lyles

Piracy in China pp. 493-500

Erin Swike, Sean Thompson and Christine Vasquez

Overcoming corporate rigidities in the dynamic Chinese market pp. 501-509

Shenxue Li, Mark Easterby-Smith and Marjorie A. Lyles

Financial reforms in Chinese banking: The impact on personal lending and operational efficiency pp. 511-517

Michael Horrocks, Venkataramanan Ramaswamy and Keri Rupp

Challenging Confucius: Western banks in the Chinese credit card market pp. 519-527

Justin W. Evans

Understanding and managing CEO celebrity pp. 529-534

David J. Ketchen , Garry L. Adams and Christopher L. Shook

Corporate social responsibility, corporate governance, and financial performance: Lessons from finance pp. 535-540

Robert Neal and Philip L. Cochran

The new value imperative for privately held companies: The why, what, and how of value management strategy pp. 541-553

John W. Hill and Thomas L. Zeller

The market within: A marketing approach to creating and developing high-value employment relationships pp. 555-565

Linda Schweitzer and Sean Lyons

Books on the horizon pp. 567-571

Mimi Dollinger

Volume 51, issue 5, 2008

In my opinion pp. 359-361

Catherine M. Dalton

Firm strategies in a changing global competitive landscape pp. 363-369

Michael A. Hitt and Xiaoming He

Unintended economic implications of financial reporting standards pp. 371-377

Kristian D. Allee, Laureen A. Maines and David A. Wood

Cheating and NASCAR: Who's at the wheel? pp. 379-389

Melissa Baucus, William I. Norton , Beth Davis-Sramek and William Meek

What leads to cultural intelligence? pp. 391-399

Kerri Anne Crowne

Formally shaming white-collar criminals pp. 401-410

John M. Ivancevich, Robert Konopaske and Jacqueline A. Gilbert

Transfer pricing for aligning divisional and corporate decisions pp. 411-417

Laurel Adams and Ralph Drtina

Creating emotions via B2C websites pp. 419-428

Marilyn Y. Jones, Mark T. Spence and Christine Vallaster

Embracing realism and recognizing choice in IT offshoring initiatives pp. 429-440

Joseph Lampel and Ajay Bhalla

Using product design strategically to create deeper consumer connections pp. 441-450

Charles H. Noble and Minu Kumar

Books on the horizon pp. 451-455

Mimi Dollinger

Volume 51, issue 4, 2008

Fish tales: Leadership lessons from the Bering Sea pp. 263-266

Catherine M. Dalton

Social entrepreneurship: Key issues and concepts pp. 267-271

S. Trevis Certo and Toyah Miller

Confronting America's healthcare crisis pp. 273-280

Leonard L. Berry

Blogging: A new play in your marketing game plan pp. 281-292

Tanuja Singh, Liza Veron-Jackson and Joe Cullinane

How managers can lower mental illness costs by reducing stigma pp. 293-300

Betsy D. Gelb and Patrick W. Corrigan

Building a capable organization: The eight levers of strategy implementation pp. 301-309

Victoria L. Crittenden and William F. Crittenden

Will the new competitive landscape cause your firm's decline? It depends on your mindset pp. 311-320

Somnath Lahiri, Liliana Pérez-Nordtvedt and Robert W. Renn

MIRR: A better measure pp. 321-329

Herbert Kierulff

Disclosure, leaks, and slips: Issues and strategies for prohibiting employee communication pp. 331-339

Lyle Sussman

Socially responsible entrepreneurs: What do they do to create and build their companies? pp. 341-352

David Y. Choi and Edmund R. Gray

Books on the horizon pp. 353-357

Mimi Dollinger

Volume 51, issue 3, 2008

When in France, do as the French...? pp. 161-162

Catherine M. Dalton

Services marketing pp. 163-168

Leslie M. Fine

We've got the power! How customer power affects supply chain relationships pp. 169-174

Barbara B. Flynn, Xiande Zhao, Baofeng Huo and Jeff Hoi Yan Yeung

Women growing businesses: Clearing the hurdles pp. 175-179

Candida G. Brush and Elizabeth J. Gatewood

Lessons learned from renewable electricity marketing attempts: A case study pp. 181-190

Sharyn Rundle-Thiele, Angela Paladino and Sergio Antonio G. Apostol

Strategies to detect and reduce counterfeiting activity pp. 191-199

Barry Berman

The business case for commitment to diversity pp. 201-209

Stanley F. Slater, Robert A. Weigand and Thomas J. Zwirlein

Critical competitive strategy issues every entrepreneur should consider before going into business pp. 211-221

Alan Davis and Eric M. Olson

Auditors gone wild: The "other" problem in public accounting pp. 223-233

Ronald Jelinek and Kate Jelinek

Best value supply chains: A key competitive weapon for the 21st century pp. 235-243

David Ketchen, William Rebarick, G. Tomas M. Hult and David Meyer

The role of accounting information in revenue management pp. 245-255

Ronald J. Huefner and James A. Largay

BOOKS ON THE HORIZON pp. 257-261

Mimi Dollinger

Volume 51, issue 2, 2008

From the battlefield to the boardroom pp. 79-83

Catherine M. Dalton

Corporate governance in the post Sarbanes-Oxley period: Compensation disclosure and analysis (CD&A) pp. 85-92

Dan R. Dalton and Catherine M. Dalton

What's in a relationship The case of commercial lending pp. 93-103

Gregory Udell

Spotlight on pensions pp. 105-111

Laureen A. Maines

Managers and their not-so rational decisions pp. 113-119

S. Trevis Certo, Brian L. Connelly and Laszlo Tihanyi

Strategic transformation as the essential last step in the process of business turnaround pp. 121-130

John A. Pearce and D. Keith Robbins

Transcendent leadership pp. 131-139

Mary Crossan and Daina Mazutis

Time bandits: How they are created, why they are tolerated, and what can be done about them pp. 141-149

David J. Ketchen , Christopher W. Craighead and M. Ronald Buckley

Human resource management: Challenges for graduate education pp. 151-154

James C. Wimbush

BOOKS ON THE HORIZON pp. 155-159

Mimi Dollinger

Volume 51, issue 1, 2008

On the horizon: Celebrating the past while focusing on the future pp. 1-3

Catherine M. Dalton

One hundred years of excellence in business education: What have we learned? pp. 5-12

Frank Acito, Patricia M. McDougall and Daniel C. Smith

The ten commandments of legal risk management pp. 13-19

Michael B. Metzger

Pioneering strategies for entrepreneurial success pp. 21-27

Candida G. Brush

Serving unfair customers pp. 29-37

Leonard L. Berry and Kathleen Seiders

The service imperative pp. 39-46

Mary Jo Bitner and Stephen W. Brown

Political environments and business strategy: Implications for managers pp. 47-53

Gerald D. Keim and Amy J. Hillman

Corporate governance reforms in China and India: Challenges and opportunities pp. 55-64

Nandini Rajagopalan and Yan Zhang

Interesting problems and interesting research: A path to effective exchanges between managers and scholars pp. 65-71

R. Duane Ireland and David J. Ketchen

BOOKS ON THE HORIZON pp. 73-76

Mimi Dollinger