Business Horizons

1958 - 2025

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Volume 38, issue 6, 1995

Argue with success pp. 1-2

Jack Miller

The legacy of leadership revisited pp. 3-7

Karl O. Magnusen

Managing change in business: Views from the ancient past pp. 8-12

Cynthia K Wagner

Learning to change pp. 13-20

Stanley F. Slater

People and their organizations: Rethinking the assumptions pp. 21-28

Marie A. McKendall and Stephen T. Margulis

A corporation by any other name...? pp. 29-33

Chiranjeev Kohli and Thomas M. Hemnes

Forms of address and status leveling in organizations pp. 34-39

David A. Morand

Outsourcing in distribution: The growing importance of transportation brokers pp. 40-48

James C. Johnson and Kenneth C. Schneider

Success strategies for russian-foreign joint ventures pp. 49-54

Carl F. Fey

Internationalization of American business programs: Case study Ukraine pp. 55-63

Larissa S. Kyj, Myroslaw J. Kyj and Paul S. Marshall

Managing in the age of the mass merchant pp. 64-70

Christopher Mark McDermott and Gina Colarelli O'Connor

Selling your service business pp. 71-76

Betsy D. Gelb

Leading with soul: An uncommon journey of spirit: By Lee G. Bolman and Terrence E. Deal pp. 78-80

Lee G. Bolman and Terrence E. Deal

Scuttle your ships before advancing pp. 80-81

Richard A. Lucke

Volume 38, issue 5, 1995

The editor's chair/ (Inter) net gain? pp. 1-3

Dennis W. Organ and Joseph H. Foegen

When cultures clash: Applying title VII abroad pp. 4-8

William Scheibal

Doing business in Central and Eastern Europe: Political, economic, and cultural diversity pp. 9-16

Fred Luthans, Richard R. Patrick and Brett C. Luthans

Greening the manufacturing function pp. 17-27

Joseph Sarkis and Abdul Rasheed

Cutting waste with employee involvement teams pp. 28-38

Douglas R. May and Brenda L. Flannery

The implications of time-based competition on international logistics strategies pp. 39-45

Richard T. Hise

Wal-Mart fights the battle of Conway pp. 46-50

David L. Kurtz, Scott B. Keller, Mike J. Landry and Daniel F. Lynch

The case for better measurement and reporting of marketing performance pp. 51-60

Irene M. Herremans and John Ryans

How newcomers can undermine incumbents' marketing strengths pp. 61-68

Clayton G. Smith

Why Pre-employment alcohol testing is such a bad idea pp. 69-74

Kevin R. Murphy

Profiles in executive education: Ken Andrews pp. 75-78

Harper W. Moulton

Volume 38, issue 4, 1995

Does business need leaders? pp. 1-4

Dennis W. Organ and Tom Fuller

The multinational as an engine of value pp. 5-9

John C. Edmunds

How American manufacturers are facing the global marketplace pp. 10-19

Kenneth Chilton

Emerging cultural values among Russian managers: What will tomorrow bring? pp. 20-27

John F. Veiga, John N. Yanouzas and Ann K. Buchholtz

A partnering approach to mass merchandising in Russia pp. 28-31

James R. Lowry

A financial primer for investors in China pp. 32-36

Yadong Luo and Min Chen

Gaining competitive advantage through environmental investments pp. 37-47

Benjamin C. Bonifant, Matthew B. Arnold and Frederick J. Long

Medusa alliances: Managing complex interorganizational relationships pp. 48-52

Gene Slowinskl, Eugene R. Oliva and Libby J. Lowenstein

Offensive strategies for defense companies pp. 53-60

William L. Shanklin

Women and men, morality and ethics pp. 61-68

Leslie M. Dawson

Trade promotions: A call for a more rational approach pp. 69-76

Philip Zerrillo and Dawn Lacobucci

Marketing as a management style pp. 77-83

Clinton O. Longenecker and William Meade

Let's get it straight about telecommuting! A reply pp. 84-86

Robert Moskowitz

Volume 38, issue 3, 1995

The happy curve pp. 1-3

Dennis W. Organ

True tax reform: Encouraging saving and investment pp. 4-10

Murray Weidenbaum

The shifting sands of competitive advantage pp. 11-17

William Werther and Jeffrey L. Kerr

Thinking out of the box: A new approach to product development pp. 18-22

Primo Angeli

Achieving market excellence through quality: The case of Ford Motor Company pp. 23-31

Thomas L. Zeller and Darin M. Gillis

Encouraging entrepreneurial activity in multinational corporations pp. 32-38

Julian Birkinshaw

The long farewell: Peugeot's departure from the U.S. market pp. 39-46

Jean-Loup Archawski and Francis W. Wolek

India: The new Asian tiger? pp. 47-50

Philip Banks and Ganesh Natarajan

The legal implications of electronic document retention pp. 51-56

Greg Davis and Robert M. Barker

Implementing the Beck and Lehnert union security agreement decisions: A study in frustration pp. 57-65

Kenneth A. Kovach and Peter Millspaugh

Questions and answers about telecommuting programs pp. 66-72

Robert C. Ford and Frank McLaughlin

JIT savings--myth or reality? pp. 73-78

Jitendra Chhikara and Elliott N. Weiss

Getting past the obstacles to successful reengineering pp. 79-85

Dutch Holland and Sanjiv Kumar

Volume 38, issue 2, 1995

Nonviolence and us pp. 1-2

Arun Gandhi

Workplace homicide: A time for action pp. 3-10

Romuald A. Stone

Homicides in the workplace: Crisis or false alarm? pp. 11-20

Michael G. Harvey and Richard A. Cosier

American involvement in Vietnam, part II: Prospects for U.S. business in a new era pp. 21-27

Clifford Shultz, William IV Ardrey and Anthony Pecotich

The harmonization of standards in the European union and the impact on U.S. business pp. 28-34

Tom Reilly

Levi's is leaving China pp. 35-40

William Beaver

Lessons for an accidental profession pp. 41-50

Jeffrey K. Pinto and Om P. Kharbanda

Phong Siu-Ming vs. Burgers-R-Us: Cultural diversity or cultural discrimination? pp. 51-58

Kenneth Brown and Lyle Sussman

Applicant rejection letters: Are businesses sending the wrong message? pp. 59-62

Thomas S. Brice and Marie Waung

Reengineering boards of directors pp. 63-69

Jae C. Park

More boycotts ahead? Some implications pp. 70-76

Betsy D. Gelb

Ten tips for boycott targets pp. 77-80

D. Kirk Davidson

Supporting employees who are parents: A worksite child-rearing program pp. 81-82

Donald L. Platz

Volume 38, issue 1, 1995

Confessions of a Rookie pp. 1-1

Dennis W. Organ

Long-range career planning during turbulent times pp. 2-7

Fred L. Otte and William M. Kahnweiler

Coming to terms with the new corporate contract pp. 8-15

William J. Byron

Creating a system for continuous improvement pp. 16-21

D. Keith Denton

Pericles of Athens--Drawing from the essence of strategic leadership pp. 22-27

Stephen Cummings

The difficulty in solving strategic problems: The experiences of three CIOs pp. 28-38

Raymond McLeod, Jack William Jones and Carol Saunders

The ethics of business: Improving or deteriorating? pp. 39-47

Gene R. Laczniak, Marvin W. Berkowitz, Russell G. Brooker and James P. Hale

Nissan U.K.: A worker's paradox? pp. 48-58

Judith Kenner Thompson and Robert R. Render

Personnel problems in "Carry the flag" missions in foreign assignment pp. 59-66

Robert L. Thornton and M. K. Thornton

TQM: What's in it for academics? pp. 67-70

Richard J. Schonberger

TQM: The experiences of ten small businesses pp. 71-77

John Shea and David Gobeli

How important is physical collocation to product development success? pp. 78-84

Farshad Rafii

Harry Levinson pp. 85-89

Harper W. Moulton

What America does right: Learning from companies that put people first pp. 90-91

Robert Waterman

The democratic corporation: A radical prescription for recreating corporate America and rediscovering success pp. 91-92

Russell L. Ackoff

The warburgs: The twentieth-century odyssey of a remarkable jewish family pp. 92-93

Ron Chernow