Business Horizons

1958 - 2025

Current editor(s): C. M. Dalton

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The editor's chair Cursing the darkness pp. 3-5: Michael B. Metzger
Law, social change, and the legalization of management practice pp. 6-12: Michael B. Metzger
Easing the pain of legal disputes: The evolution and future of reform pp. 13-20: John R. Allison
The changing relationship between managers and their lawyers pp. 21-27: S. S. Samuelson
Positive law as the ethic of our time pp. 28-39: Bruce D. Fisher
The weaning of the green: Environmentalism comes of age in the 1990s pp. 40-46: Frank B. Cross
Product liability reform: What happened to the crisis? pp. 47-52: Frances E. Zollers and Ronald G. Cook
Civil rights and affirmative action: Revolution or fine-tuning? pp. 53-60: Jere W. Morehead and Peter J. Shedd
Employee appraisals, discrimination cases, and objective evidence pp. 61-65: Bill Shaw
Defamation in the business setting: Basics and practical perspectives pp. 66-79: Arlen W. Langvardt
The continuing expansion of RICO in business litigation pp. 80-87: Virginia G. Maurer
Reading the tea leaves: Future regulation of product-extrinsic advertising pp. 88-93: Lee Reed

The gospel according to Deming: Is it really new? pp. 3-9: W. Jack Duncan and Joseph G. Van Matre
Strategic discontinuities: When being good may not be enough pp. 10-14: Henry H. Beam
Is there strategy in Brazil? pp. 15-23: Reed E. Nelson
The second wave arrives: Japanese strategy in the U.S. auto parts market pp. 24-30: Richard G. Newman
Telecommuting in America pp. 31-37: Jonathan N. Goodrich
The trend toward the quarterly performance review pp. 38-41: George S. Odiorne
The politics of employment: How to keep people from becoming a corporate liability pp. 42-44: Garry M. Ritzky
The ability gap pp. 45-46: J. H. Foegen
CEO turnover: Causes and interpretations pp. 47-51: Thomas E. Comte and William L. Mihal
The new language barrier: Closer to home than you think pp. 52-57: Richard D. Massimilian
Transmitting signals to consumers for competitive advantage pp. 58-66: Paul N. Bloom and Torger Reve
Managing multiple channels pp. 67-77: Frank V. Cespedes and E. Raymond Corey

An interview with Niccolo Machiavelli pp. 3-6: Gerald C. Parkhouse
Family responsibilities and career progress: The good, the bad, and the ugly pp. 7-14: Charles R. Stoner and Richard I. Hartman
Pan-European manufacturing: The yellow brick road to 1992 pp. 15-22: Robert S. Collins, Roger W. Schmenner and D. Clay Whybark
Managing in China: Expatriate experiences and training recommendations pp. 23-29: Joseph W. Weiss and David Bloom
Youth consumers: Growing pains pp. 30-36: Sandra Vandermerwe
Can sales promotion go global? pp. 37-43: Kamran Kashani and John A. Quelch
Stage-gate systems: A new tool for managing new products pp. 44-54: Robert G. Cooper
Planning for uncertain futures: Building commitment through scenario planning pp. 55-58: Manuel Werner
The American corporate elite: A profile pp. 59-63: G. R. Bassiry and R. Hrair Dekmejian
Conquering the costs of complexity pp. 64-71: James A. Gingrich and Horst J. Metz
Managing the business risks of plant closings pp. 72-74: Steven D. Carr
Management's stock ownership: Irrelevant? pp. 75-78: Cherackal Chacko
The "secret" response to kidnapping pp. 79-81: Henry A. Revzan
Randomized responses: A better way to obtain sensitive information pp. 82-86: Jamshid C. Hosseini and Robert L. Armacost

Lessons from Singapore: A rejoinder pp. 3-5: Janamitra Devan
More about the United States and some about Singapore pp. 6-9: Harvey C. Bunke
The corporate apology pp. 10-14: Art Wolfe
Ethical codes are not enough pp. 15-22: Michael R. Hyman, Robert Skipper and Richard Tansey
Let's not teach management as if it were a profession pp. 23-28: Joseph A. Raelin
Academe and the goose that lays its golden egg pp. 29-37: Gerald G. Udell
Look ma, no hands... crash! Feedback for hands-on management pp. 38-42: Ernest C. Miller
The crisis in the morgue pp. 43-47: Scott T. Young
Strategic considerations of the EC 1992 plan for small exporters pp. 48-52: Saeed Samiee
Motivating your international channel partners pp. 53-57: Bert Rosenbloom
The 1988 tax bill: Ignorance is not bliss pp. 58-62: Tim C. McKee
Midwest auto transplants: Japanese investment strategies and policies pp. 63-69: Richard G. Newman and K. Anthony Rhee
Should you assemble products before an order is received? pp. 70-73: Walter Zinn
Is demotion a four-letter word? pp. 74-76: John P. Kohl and David B. Stephens