Business Horizons
1958 - 2025
Current editor(s): C. M. Dalton
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Volume 48, issue 6, 2005
- I remember when pp. 459-461

- Catherine M. Dalton
- Spotlight on human resource management pp. 463-467

- James C. Wimbush
- A passion for pets: An interview with Philip L. Francis, Chairperson and CEO of PETsMART, Inc pp. 469-475

- Catherine M. Dalton
- Should I advertise on the interstate? pp. 477-482

- Jacci L. Rodgers and Tara Blackburn
- Customer-centric pricing: The surprising secret for profitability pp. 483-491

- Robert G. Cross and Ashutosh Dixit
- The practices of effective managerial coaches pp. 493-500

- Clinton O. Longenecker and Mitchell J. Neubert
- Global leadership success through emotional and cultural intelligences pp. 501-512

- Ilan Alon and James M. Higgins
- Another look at offshoring: Which jobs are at risk and why? pp. 513-523

- Martin Stack and Ricard Downing
- Management caveats for measuring and assessing public responsibility performance pp. 525-533

- Brenda E. Joyner and Cecily A. Raiborn
- Positioning Southwest Airlines through employee branding pp. 535-545

- Sandra Jeanquart Miles and W. Glynn Mangold
- BOOKS ON THE HORIZON pp. 547-550

- Mimi Dollinger
Volume 48, issue 5, 2005
- The culture of blame pp. 367-369

- Catherine M. Dalton
- Spotlight on strategic management pp. 371-377

- Michael A. Hitt
- In the lap of luxury: An interview with Maggy Siegel pp. 379-384

- Catherine M. Dalton
- Slowing the adoption and diffusion process to enhance brand repositioning: The consumer driven repositioning of Dunlop Volley pp. 385-391

- Michael Beverland and Michael Ewing
- Advantage by design: Competing with opportunity-based organizations pp. 393-407

- Danny Miller
- The rebuilt marketing machine pp. 409-420

- Victoria L. Crittenden
- Recent trends in pregnancy discrimination law pp. 421-429

- John Kohl, Milton Mayfield and Jacqueline Mayfield
- Integrated marketing as management of holistic consumer experience pp. 431-441

- Shu-pei Tsai
- Cause-related marketing: More buck than bang? pp. 443-453

- Matthew Berglind and Cheryl Nakata
- Books on the horizon pp. 455-458

- Mimi Dollinger
Volume 48, issue 4, 2005
- Managing insight velocity: The design of problem solving meetings pp. 285-295

- Richard T. Watson and Cliff Saunders
- Why a poor governance environment does not deter foreign direct investment: The case of China and its implications for investment protection pp. 297-302

- Shaomin Li
- Does the "management approach" contribute to segment reporting transparency? pp. 303-310

- Jack W. Paul and James A. Largay
- Outsourcing: Pros and cons pp. 311-315

- Murray Weidenbaum
- Strategic corporate social responsibility as global brand insurance pp. 317-324

- William Werther and David Chandler
- Calling all parties: Now is the time to come to the aid of the balance sheet pp. 325-335

- Mark E. Haskins and Robert J. Sack
- On the edge: Perceptions and responses to life imbalance pp. 337-346

- Charles R. Stoner, Jennifer Robin and Lori Russell-Chapin
- Insights from the new conglomerates pp. 347-361

- Gerry Kerr and James Darroch
- BOOKS ON THE HORIZON pp. 363-366

- Mimi Dollinger
Volume 48, issue 3, 2005
- The power of business models pp. 199-207

- Scott M. Shafer, H. Jeff Smith and Jane C. Linder
- Smaller teams-better teamwork: How to keep project teams small pp. 209-214

- Martin Hoegl
- Entrepreneurs: Invent a new brand name or revive an old one? pp. 215-222

- Lawrence M. Bellman
- Real estate franchising: The case of Coldwell Banker expansion into China pp. 223-231

- Ilan Alon and Ke Bian
- In the company of spies: When competitive intelligence gathering becomes industrial espionage pp. 233-240

- Andrew Crane
- Social entrepreneurship: Creating new business models to serve the poor pp. 241-246

- Christian Seelos and Johanna Mair
- Face-to-face communication: Is it really necessary in a digitizing world? pp. 247-253

- Alan R. Winger
- The lessons from stakeholder theory for U.S. business leaders pp. 255-264

- Ronald W. Clement
Volume 48, issue 2, 2005
- Order management for profit on the Internet pp. 113-123

- Arnold Maltz, Elliot Rabinovich and Rajiv Sinha
- It's the distribution, stupid! pp. 125-134

- Andrew R. Thomas and Timothy J. Wilkinson
- Competing in the global marketplace: The case of India and China pp. 135-142

- Anshu Saran and Chiquan Guo
- Controlled infection! Spreading the brand message through viral marketing pp. 143-149

- Angela Dobele, David Toleman and Michael Beverland
- How useful are IT research and analysis services? pp. 151-159

- David R. Firth and E. Burton Swanson
- Solidarity Day at Union Fenosa in Spain pp. 161-168

- Cristina Simon, Juan Luis Martinez and Ana Aguero
- Applying yield management pricing to your service business pp. 169-179

- Barry Berman
Volume 48, issue 1, 2005
- Rejuvenating Wal-Mart's reputation pp. 11-21

- Thomas A. Hemphill
- Should you set up your own sales force or should you outsource it? Pitfalls in the standard analysis pp. 23-36

- William Ross, Frederic Dalsace and Erin Anderson
- The determinants and evaluation of merger success pp. 37-46

- Marc J. Epstein
- The importance of structure and process to strategy implementation pp. 47-54

- Eric M. Olson, Stanley F. Slater and G. Tomas M. Hult
- Investigating large-scale sponsorship relationships as co-marketing alliances pp. 55-62

- Francis Farrelly and Pascale Quester
- Time, attention, authenticity and consumer benefits of the Web pp. 63-70

- Nina Koiso-Kanttila
- The under-reported impact of age discrimination and its threat to business vitality pp. 71-78

- Robert J. Grossman
- The all-American beer: a case of inferior standard (taste) prevailing? pp. 79-86

- David Y. Choi and Martin H. Stack