Business Horizons
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Volume 41, issue 6, 1998
- The editor's chair pp. 1-1

- Dennis W. Organ
- Current issues in international alliances pp. 2-3

- Arvind Parkhe
- The knowledge chain pp. 4-14

- Richard A. Spinello
- Comparing Chinese and Western cultural roots: Why "East is East and..." pp. 15-24

- Jack Scarborough
- Confucius in Mexico: Korean MNCs and the maquiladoras pp. 25-33

- Yongsun Paik and J. H. Derick Sohn
- Doing business in India: Aspects of the political dimension pp. 34-40

- Mohan R. Limaye
- A strategic balance of tradition and technology: An ayurvedic firm in modern India pp. 41-48

- Bernard Arogyaswamy and Deepak Manchanda
- Intrapreneurs and market-based managers: Pirates and gamblers or knights and saints? pp. 49-60

- H. Joseph Reitz
- The mass marketing of luxury pp. 61-68

- Jose Luis Nueno and John A. Quelch
- Marketing in the twilight zone pp. 69-76

- Wim G. Biemans
- The anatomy of fraudulent behavior pp. 77-82

- John Dunkelberg and Donald P. Robin
Volume 41, issue 5, 1998
- The editor's chair pp. 1-1

- Dennis W. Organ
- Executive briefing/management development pp. 2-4

- Timothy T. Baldwin and Camden Danielson
- A manager's primer in electronic commerce pp. 5-16

- Andrew Urbaczewski, Leonard M. Jessup and Bradley C. Wheeler
- The case for electronic business communities pp. 17-20

- Ramon J. Peypoch
- Boom time for electronic commerce--Rhetoric or reality? pp. 21-30

- Paul Foley and David Sutton
- The king is dead pp. 31-36

- Jerold B. Muskin
- Hong Kong's emerging tertius role in the global economy pp. 37-43

- Paul Ellis
- Seven keys to better forecasting pp. 44-52

- Mark A. Moon, John T. Mentzer, Carlo D. Smith and Michael S. Garver
- Overcome the fatal flaws of consulting: Close the results gap pp. 53-60

- Robert H. Schaffer
- Succession planning: Building the management corps pp. 61-66

- John Beeson
- When a strategic plan includes bankruptcy pp. 67-73

- John Pearce and Samuel A. DiLullo
- Pulling customers closer through logistics service pp. 74-80

- Theodore P. Stank, Patricia J. Daugherty and Alexander E. Ellinger
- How strategic business design will lead you to tomorrow's profits: By Adrian J. Slywotzky and David J. Morrison pp. 84-85

- Henry Beam
- Answering a flawed indictment: By Michael J. Phillips pp. 85-86

- Timothy L. Fort
- The coming 20-year boom and what it means to you: By Bob Davis and David Wessel pp. 86-87

- Robert D. Gulbro
Volume 41, issue 4, 1998
- The editor's chair pp. 1-1

- Dennis W. Organ
- The web of privacy: Business in the information age pp. 5-11

- Varun Grover, Liz Hall and Scott Rosenberg
- Current practices in environmental management pp. 12-18

- Warren B. Brown and Necmi Karagozoglu
- Charisma and managerial leadership: The gift that never was pp. 19-26

- Yusuf Ahmed Nur
- American business education in Central Europe: Serving what ends and for whom? pp. 27-33

- Robert A. Lupton and Duane G. Jansen
- Country managers in transitional economies: The case of Vietnam pp. 34-40

- John A. Quelch and Christine M. Dinh-Tan
- The new MBA: Flies in the paradigm pp. 41-44

- Terence Hancock
- The new MBA--A journey just begun pp. 45-48

- George W. Hettenhouse
- Why comply? Directors face heightened personal liability after Caremark pp. 49-52

- Paul E. Fiorelli
- Liability on Franchise premises: Footing the bill for crime pp. 53-58

- Randall K. Hanson
- Small business and the Americans with disabilities act pp. 59-70

- Michael T. Zugelder and Steven D. Maurer
- Name, rank, and serial number? The dilemma of reference checks pp. 71-78

- David W. Arnesen, C. Patrick Fleenor and Mariin Blizinsky
Volume 41, issue 3, 1998
- The Editor's chair pp. 1-2

- Dennis W. Organ
- Executive briefing/Operations management pp. 3-4

- Roger W. Schmenner
- Ethics in negotiation: Oil and water or good lubrication? pp. 5-14

- H. Joseph Reitz, James Wall and Mary Sue Love
- Fostering both sides of human nature--the foundation for collaborative relationships pp. 15-25

- Charles Ehin
- Knowledge-intensive firms pp. 26-32

- Raimo Nurmi
- Best practices in small firm diversification pp. 33-40

- J. Christopher Sandvig and Lori Coakley
- "Unsafe" business acts and outcomes: A management lexicon pp. 41-49

- Ray W. Cooksey, G. Richard Gates and Hilary Pollock
- Crisis management in Central European firms pp. 50-60

- Christine M. Pearson and Dennis A. Rondinelli
- Customizing management training in Central and Eastern Europe: Mini-shock therapy pp. 61-72

- David H. Gobeli, Krzysztof Przybylowski and William Rudelius
- Strategic responses of Mexican managers to economic reform pp. 73-80

- Len J. Trevino
- The growing threat of computer crime in small businesses pp. 81-86

- Lloyd D. Doney
Volume 41, issue 2, 1998
- Are managers losing control? pp. 1-5

- Dennis W. Organ and Joseph H. Foegen
- Executive briefing/corporate governance digest pp. 6-7

- Dan R. Dalton and Catherine M. Daily
- Cross-cultural peculiarities of the Russian entrepreneur: Adapting to the new Russians pp. 8-14

- William B. Snavely, Serguei Miassoedov and Kevin McNeilly
- Building successful partnerships in Russia and Belarus: The impact of culture on strategy pp. 15-22

- Linda M. Randall and Lori A. Coakley
- The global confederation: Lessons from 1783 pp. 23-30

- Lance Eliot Brouthers, David G. McCalman and Timothy J. Wilkinson
- The disconnect between the science and practice of management pp. 31-38

- M. Ronald Buckley, Gerald R. Ferris, H. John Bernardin and Michael G. Harvey
- Leadership style and the turnaround executive pp. 39-46

- Jan P. Muczyk and Robert P. Steel
- Coaching the star: Rationale and strategies pp. 47-54

- Lyle Sussman and Richard Finnegan
- Design strategy and competitive advantage pp. 55-61

- Eric M. Olson, Rachel Cooper and Stanley F. Slater
- Crafting "enviropreneurial" value chain strategies through green alliances pp. 62-72

- Cathy L. Hartman and Edwin R. Stafford
- Explaining the paradox of telecommuting pp. 73-78

- Nava Pliskin
- Relationship marketing--the emperor in used clothes pp. 79-82

- John V. Petrof
Volume 41, issue 1, 1998
- The editor's chair pp. 1-1

- Dennis W. Organ
- So you want the president's job pp. 2-6

- Peter Meyer
- Current issues in environmental management pp. 7-8

- Frona M. Powell
- Subtracting value by adding businesses pp. 9-18

- Gregory G. Dess, Joseph C. Picken and Jay J. Janney
- Corporate reputation and the stock market pp. 19-26

- Roger C. Vergin and M. W. Qoronfleh
- Stoking the small business engine pp. 27-33

- William L. Shanklin and John Ryans
- Is nothing sacred? Labor strife in professional sports pp. 34-42

- Kenneth A. Kovach, Patrizia Ricci and Aladino Robles
- The supra-organizational HRM system pp. 43-50

- John W. Medcof and Brent Needham
- Getting serious about going casual on the job pp. 51-56

- David A. Morand
- Environmental management: Should industry adopt ISO 14001? pp. 57-64

- Olivier Boiral and Jean-Marie Sala
- A CEO's-eye view of the IT function pp. 65-74

- Peter S. DeLisi, Ronald L. Danielson and Barry Z. Posner
- Brand leverage power: The critical role of brand balance pp. 75-84

- Vicki R. Lane
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