Business Horizons
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Volume 39, issue 6, 1996
- The editor's chair pp. 1-1

- Dennis W. Organ
- The new business realities of the twenty-first century pp. 2-5

- Fred G. Steingraber
- TQM: Core paradigm changes pp. 6-14

- Robert T. Amsden, Thomas W. Ferratt and Davida M. Amsden
- The postmodern explained to managers: Implications for marketing pp. 15-23

- Bernard Cova
- Product-focused manufacturing for strategic advantage pp. 24-29

- Scott M. Shafer and Sharon L. Oswald
- Phased product development: Friend or foe? pp. 30-36

- Richard E. Anderson
- The scourge of global counterfeiting pp. 37-42

- Alexander Nill and Clifford Shultz
- A guide to intellectual property rights in Southeast Asia and China pp. 43-51

- Shengliang Deng, Pam Townsend, Maurice Robert and Normand Quesnel
- Meeting of the mindsets in a changing Russia pp. 52-60

- Sheila M. Puffer, Daniel J. McCarthy and Anafoly V. Zhuplev
- Managing pregnancy in the workplace pp. 61-67

- Amy Oakes Wren, Roland Kidwell and Linda Achey Kidwell
- Job analysis and The Americans with Disabilities Act pp. 68-72

- Richard Morfopoulos and William Roth
- Profiles in executive education: George Odiorne pp. 73-76

- Henry H. Beam
- On the horizon: Strategy-based advertising agency selection: An alternative to "spec" presentations pp. 77-80

- Murray Young and Charles Steilen
Volume 39, issue 5, 1996
- The editor's chair pp. 1-2

- Dennis W. Organ
- Marketing as warfare: Reassessing a dominant metaphor pp. 3-10

- Aric Rindfleisch
- Crafting strategies for global marketing in the new millennium pp. 11-16

- William L. Shanklin and David A. Griffith
- Branding strategy pp. 17-23

- Richard C. Leventhal
- Marketing communication and the world wide web pp. 24-32

- Pierre Berthon, Leyland Pitt and Richard T. Watson
- Redefining the product life cycle: The five-element product wave pp. 33-40

- Chuck Ryan and Walter E. Riggs
- Strategic values: The corporate performance engine pp. 41-47

- Richard L. Osborne
- A value-based management system pp. 48-52

- Stanley F. Slater and Eric M. Olson
- You've got a great environmental strategy--Now what? pp. 53-59

- Marc J. Epstein
- What to do when win-win won't work: Environmental strategies for costly regulation pp. 60-63

- John Maxwell
- Following Canada's lead: Preventing prosecution for environmental crimes pp. 64-70

- Nancy Kubasek
- Cleaning up after reenginering pp. 71-78

- Eliezer Geisler
- The emerging role of India in international business pp. 79-86

- Raj G. Javalgi and Vijay S. Talluri
Volume 39, issue 4, 1996
- The editor's chair / the media, economics, and education pp. 1-4

- Dennis W. Organ and Richard Smith
- Organizational innovation in historical perspective: Change as duality management pp. 5-14

- Willem F. G. Mastenbroek
- The strategic power of internal service excellence pp. 15-20

- Richard D. Hays
- Regional differences in the economic impact of Wal-Mart pp. 21-25

- Nora Ganim Barnes, Allison Connell, Lisa Hermenegildo and Lucinda Mattson
- The new era of business regulation pp. 26-30

- Thomas A. Hemphill
- The mythical world of workplace violence--or is it? pp. 31-36

- Donald W. Myers
- Supplier development: Customers as a catalyst of process change pp. 37-44

- Janet L. Hartley and Thomas Y. Choi
- How to fail in project management (without really trying) pp. 45-53

- Jeffrey K. Pinto and Om P. Kharbanda
- JIT II: A purchasing concept for reducing lead times in time-based competition pp. 54-58

- Claudia H. Pragman
- Medical savings accounts: The newest medical cost reduction tool for employers pp. 59-64

- Michael T. Bond, Brian P. Heshizer and Mary W. Hrivnak
- Employment nondiscrimination act: On the cutting edge of public policy pp. 65-73

- Kenneth A. Kovach and Peter E. Millspaugh
- Electronic communication: An ounce of policy is worth a pound of cure pp. 74-80

- Bonnie C Glassberg, William J. Kettinger and John E. Logon
- Philip Sadler pp. 81-84

- Harper W. Moulton
Volume 39, issue 3, 1996
- Leadership: The great man theory revisited pp. 1-4

- Dennis W. Organ
- Organizational structures for the "new world order" pp. 5-14

- Alan Hurwitz
- Predicting the philanthropic response of corporations: Lessons from history pp. 15-22

- Kim Nevin-Gattle
- Overcoming the pathology of litigation: An ADR primer for executives pp. 23-29

- Wyatt McDowell and Lyle Sussman
- The dynamics of international business negotiations pp. 30-38

- Arvind V. Phatak and Mohammed M. Habib
- The need for linguistic proficiency in global business pp. 39-46

- Gary P. Ferraro
- Doing business in Vietnam: A cultural guide pp. 47-51

- Esmond Smith and Cuong Pham
- German management: A challenge to Anglo-American managerial assumptions pp. 52-54

- Rosemary Stewart
- Managing human resources in Mexico: A cultural understanding pp. 55-61

- Randall S. Schuler, Susan E. Jackson, Ellen Jackofsky and John Slocum
- The aftermath of downsizing: A cautionary tale about restructuring and careers pp. 62-66

- Martin G. Evans, Hugh P. Gunz and R. Michael Jalland
- Dealing with diversity: The coming challenge to American business pp. 67-71

- Kenneth J. Doka
- Evoked set: Myth or reality? pp. 72-77

- John V. Petrof and Naoufel Daghfous
- Assessing the franchise option pp. 78-82

- Surinder Tikoo
- Achieving competitive advantage through group technology pp. 83-90

- Gregory V. Frazier and Mark T. Spriggs
Volume 39, issue 2, 1996
- Controlling legal costs: Steps you can take pp. 1-4

- Stanley B. Kay
- The ultimate strategic question pp. 5-10

- Saul W. Gellerman and Robert J. Potter
- The evolving competitive paradigm pp. 11-19

- James A. Belohlav
- Strategic collaboration: Breaching the castle walls pp. 20-26

- Richard J. Schonberger
- Achieving the core competence--it's as easy as 1, 2, 3,... 47, 48, 49 pp. 27-32

- James M. Higgins
- Total Quality Management in the small business environment pp. 33-40

- Cengiz Haksever
- Adding "zip" to product development: Concurrent engineering methods and tools pp. 41-49

- Morgan L. Swink, J. Christopher Sandvig and Vincent A. Mabert
- Green alliances: Strategic relations between businesses and environmental groups pp. 50-59

- Edwin R. Stafford and Cathy L. Hartman
- American values in the French workplace pp. 60-69

- Claire Gouttefarde
- Japanese management, recession style pp. 70-76

- Richard J. Schmidt
- Labor market models in Europe and America-- and unhappiness with both pp. 77-84

- Roy B. Helfgott
- Managerial loyalty: Beyond the towering ziggurats of the old industrial system pp. 85-92

- Douglas L. Heerema and R. Thomas Lenz
Volume 39, issue 1, 1996
- Why make managers? pp. 1-2

- Peter Meyer
- Toward global convergence pp. 3-9

- William Werther
- Investing in India: Strategies for tackling bureaucratic hurdles pp. 10-16

- Sanjiv Kumar and Leena Thacker-Kumar
- Transfer pricing by multinational marketers: Risky business pp. 17-22

- John P. Fraedrich and Connie Rae Bateman
- The stalled revolution: Business education in Eastern Europe pp. 23-29

- Dag R. Bennett
- Fear of the needle? The future of Hong Kong business pp. 30-35

- H. L. Chan
- Gainsharing: A lemon or lemonade? pp. 36-40

- Woodruff Imberman
- Comparable worth: The Canadian legislation pp. 41-46

- Kenneth A. Kovach
- Challenges in managing technology in transnational multipartner networks pp. 47-54

- John W. Medcof
- The faculty-in-residence program pp. 55-64

- Bernard L. Beatty, Robert E. Lamy, Peter R. Peacock and Brooke A. Saladin
- Green issues pp. 65-70

- J. Stephen Shi and Jane M. Kane
- Improving profitability through product triage pp. 71-78

- Robert G. Docters
- Will the real socially responsible consumer please step forward? pp. 79-83

- James A. Roberts
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