Business Horizons

1958 - 2025

Current editor(s): C. M. Dalton

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The art of appreciation pp. 441-444: Catherine M. Dalton
Race and gender diversity: A discussion of recent findings pp. 445-447: James C. Wimbush
The evolution of corporate social responsibility pp. 449-454: Philip L. Cochran
Demystifying demotion: A look at the psychological and economic consequences on the demotee pp. 455-466: Paula Phillips Carson and Kerry David Carson
The metrics of knowledge: Mechanisms for preserving the value of managerial knowledge pp. 467-477: Eliezer Geisler
Organizing for disaster: Lessons from the military pp. 479-489: Michael R. Weeks
Are movie theaters doomed? Do exhibitors see the big picture as theaters lose their competitive advantage? pp. 491-501: Jon Silver and John McDonnell
The value of human resource management for organizational performance pp. 503-511: Yongmei Liu, James G. Combs, David J. Ketchen and R. Duane Ireland
Competition to provide liquidity on the New York Stock Exchange pp. 513-522: Robert Battalio and Robert Jennings
A strategic risk approach to knowledge management pp. 523-533: Bruce E. Perrott
BOOKS ON THE HORIZON pp. 535-539: Mimi Dollinger

Queen bees: All sting, no honey pp. 349-352: Catherine M. Dalton
Business ethics, strategic decision making, and firm performance pp. 353-357: Michael A. Hitt and Jamie D. Collins
Spotlight on principles-based financial reporting pp. 359-364: Laureen A. Maines
Creativity: A key link to entrepreneurial behavior pp. 365-372: Stephen Ko and John E. Butler
Online reverse auctions: Common myths versus evolving reality pp. 373-384: Tobias Schoenherr and Vincent A. Mabert
Multichannel marketing: Mindset and program development pp. 385-394: Bruce D. Weinberg, Salvatore Parise and Patricia J. Guinan
Buzz marketing for movies pp. 395-403: Iris Mohr
The accountability lens: A new way to view management issues pp. 405-413: Angela T. Hall, Michael G. Bowen, Gerald R. Ferris, M. Todd Royle and Dale E. Fitzgibbons
Got slogan? Guidelines for creating effective slogans pp. 415-422: Chiranjeev Kohli, Lance Leuthesser and Rajneesh Suri
The employee brand: Is yours an all-star? pp. 423-433: W. Glynn Mangold and Sandra Jeanquart Miles
BOOKS ON THE HORIZON pp. 435-439: Mimi Dollinger

Mirror, mirror on the wall, who's the best paid of them all? pp. 259-261: Catherine M. Dalton
The best companies are generous companies pp. 263-269: Leonard L. Berry
The influence of people on the performance of IPO firms pp. 271-276: S. Trevis Certo, R. Michael Holmes and Tim R. Holcomb
Ethical choices in the design and administration of executive compensation programs pp. 277-290: William J. Heisler
Why pass on viral messages? Because they connect emotionally pp. 291-304: Angela Dobele, Adam Lindgreen, Michael Beverland, Joelle Vanhamme and Robert van Wijk
Developing effective e-recruiting websites: Insights for managers from marketers pp. 305-314: Steven D. Maurer and Yuping Liu
Back-propagation of user innovations: The open source compatibility edge pp. 315-324: Christian Hicks and Dessislava Pachamanova
Creating and sustaining trust in virtual teams pp. 325-333: Penelope Sue Greenberg, Ralph H. Greenberg and Wolfgang Lederer
Venture capital or private equity? The Asian experience pp. 335-344: Sayed Ahmed Naqi and Samanthala Hettihewa
BOOKS ON THE HORIZON pp. 345-348: Mimi Dollinger

Gambit declined pp. 173-175: Catherine M. Dalton
The myth of the dragon: Operations management in today's China pp. 177-183: Barbara B. Flynn, Xiande Zhao and Aleda Roth
Selling and sales management pp. 185-191: Leslie M. Fine
The science of customers: An interview with Youngsuk Chi, Vice Chairperson and Global Managing Director of Academic and Customer Relations, Elsevier pp. 193-198: Catherine M. Dalton
Building a strong services brand: Lessons from Mayo Clinic pp. 199-209: Leonard L. Berry and Kent D. Seltman
Paid search: The innovation that changed the Web pp. 211-218: Des Laffey
Supplier diversity and supply chain management: A strategic approach pp. 219-229: Henry Adobor and Ronald McMullen
The replacement decision: Getting it right pp. 231-237: Herbert E. Kierulff
The judicious use and management of humor in the workplace pp. 239-245: Jim Lyttle
Corporate social responsibility: Doing well by doing good pp. 247-254: Oliver Falck and Stephan Heblich
BOOKS ON THE HORIZON pp. 255-258: Mimi Dollinger

The bully down the hall pp. 89-91: Catherine M. Dalton
Sarbanes-Oxley and the guidelines of the listing exchanges: What have we wrought? pp. 93-100: Dan R. Dalton and Catherine M. Dalton
Wanted--Dead or alive: An interview with Mark A. Roesler, Chairperson and Founder of CMG Worldwide pp. 101-104: Catherine M. Dalton
International bankruptcy and the spirit of comity: New U.S. law encourages cooperation among nations pp. 105-112: Theresa J. Holt
International marketing research: A global project management perspective pp. 113-122: Robert B. Young and Rajshekhar G. Javalgi
Maximizing customer value via mass customized e-consumer services pp. 123-132: Richard T. Grenci and Charles A. Watts
The supply chain implications of recycling pp. 133-143: Mark Pagell, Zhaohui Wu and Nagesh N. Murthy
Causes and consequences of managerial failure in rapidly changing organizations pp. 145-155: Clinton O. Longenecker, Mitchell J. Neubert and Laurence S. Fink
Sponsorship relationships as strategic alliances: A life cycle model approach pp. 157-166: Lourdes Urriolagoitia and Marcel Planellas
BOOKS ON THE HORIZON pp. 167-171: Mimi Dollinger

Customer service and the 14 foot wire pp. 3-6: R. Duane Ireland
Spotlight on critical thinking pp. 7-9: Michael B. Metzger
A man you can bank on: An interview with Larry D. Richman, President of Commercial Banking, LaSalle Bank, N.A pp. 11-15: Catherine M. Dalton
The strategic evolution of large US law firms pp. 17-28: Michael A. Hitt, Leonard Bierman and Jamie D. Collins
Rethinking the new corporate philanthropy pp. 29-38: Craig M. Sasse and Ryan T. Trahan
When customers get clever: Managerial approaches to dealing with creative consumers pp. 39-47: Pierre R. Berthon, Leyland F. Pitt, Ian McCarthy and Steven M. Kates
Strategic entrepreneurship: Creating competitive advantage through streams of innovation pp. 49-59: R. Duane Ireland and Justin W. Webb
Building organizational integrity pp. 61-70: D. Christopher Kayes, David Stirling and Tjai M. Nielsen
Investing for strategic resources and its rationale: The case of outward FDI from Chinese companies pp. 71-81: Ping Deng
Books on the horizon pp. 83-87: M. Dollinger