Business Horizons

1958 - 2025

Current editor(s): C. M. Dalton

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Volume 32, issue 6, 1989

The 1980s: An evolutionary decade for the financial system pp. 2-13

Robert C. Klemkosky

The decline of public equity: The return to private enterprise? pp. 14-23

John W. Kensinger and John D. Martin

Bond market innovations and financial intermediation pp. 24-33

Donald J. Smith and Robert Taggart

The globalization of world financial markets pp. 34-41

Bruce Resnick

On the computerization of finance pp. 42-46

Dudley G. Luckett

Program trading of equities: Renegade or mainstream? pp. 47-55

Joanne M. Hill

Innovations in short-term financial management pp. 56-64

William L. Sartoris and Ned C. Hill

Technology and performance: The evolution of market mechanisms pp. 65-69

David J. Wright

Innovations in financial intermediation pp. 70-75

Tim S. Campbell

Truth or consequences: Politics and performance appraisals pp. 76-82

Clinton O. Longenecker

Making internal services market driven pp. 83-89

Sandra Vandermerwe and Douglas Gilbert

Marketing in the AIDS era pp. 90-97

Terence Nevett and John Schleede

American management as viewed by international professionals pp. 98-105

Ashok Nimgade

Soviet agriculture pp. 106-107

Zhores Medvedev

Broken Alliance: The turbulent times between blacks and Jews in America pp. 107-108

Jonathan Kaufman

Volume 32, issue 5, 1989

Knowing the unknowable pp. 2-8

Lawrence Davidson

The generation gap in business ethics pp. 9-14

Justin G. Longenecker, Joseph A. McKinney and Carlos W. Moore

Are you an administrator, a manager, or a leader? pp. 15-21

Dale D. McConkey

What's affirmative about affirmative action? pp. 22-27

Maurice Villere and Sandra Hartman

Managers and downsizing pp. 28-33

Woodruff Imberman

Strategic planning conferences pp. 34-40

William B. Carper and Terry A. Bresnick

Corporate strategic planning and corporate marketing: Toward an interface? pp. 41-48

Mary Anne Raymond and Hiram C. Barksdale

Acquisition bridge financing by investment banks pp. 49-53

Alan S. Glazer

The MBA and corporate leadership pp. 54-57

Robert E. Rose and Calvin Wong

The paradox of manufacturing productivity and innovation pp. 58-64

Robert R. Bell and John M. Burnham

Could you succeed in small business? pp. 65-69

Henry H. Beam and Thomas A. Carey

Joseph Alois Schumpeter pp. 70-76

Irvin M. Grossack

Corporate strategy for disposition of excess real estate pp. 77-79

Maury Seldin

Volume 32, issue 4, 1989

The editor's chair Corporate governance: Who is in control here? pp. 2-10

Dan R. Dalton

Corporate governance: Fact or fiction? pp. 11-15

Paula L. Rechner

Shareholders and the issue of corporate governance: The silenced partner pp. 16-21

Idalene F. Kesner

Devil's advocacy and the board: A modest proposal pp. 22-27

Charles R. Schwenk

ESOPs: The "Trojan horse" of the antitakeover realm pp. 28-35

Craig P. Dunn

The ubiquitous leveraged buyout (LBO): Management buyout or management sellout? pp. 36-42

Dan R. Dalton

Statutory limits on director liability pp. 43-50

Bill Shaw

What men are saying about women in business: A decade later pp. 51-53

Alma S. Baron

Strategies for Europe 1992 pp. 54-58

James M. Higgins and Timo Santalainen

Shutting it down: A test for management pp. 59-62

Anthony C. LaRusso

Capitalism and business: Public perceptions pp. 63-66

Robert A. Peterson, Gerald Albaum and George Kozmetsky

Shared vision pp. 67-69

D. Keith Denton and Barry L. Wisdom

How quantitative business techniques are being used pp. 70-74

Ronald L. Coccari

Volume 32, issue 3, 1989

Lessons from Singapore pp. 2-10

Harvey C. Bunke

Congress rethinks America's competitiveness pp. 11-16

David A. Heenan

Self-styled barriers inhibit transferring management methods pp. 17-21

Richard G. Newman and K. Anthony Rhee

Hazing: Uncovering one of the best-kept secrets of the workplace pp. 22-26

Natasha Josefowitz and Herman Gadon

Dealing with employee theft pp. 27-34

Neil H. Snyder and Karen E. Blair

Downsizing: Survivors' assessments pp. 35-41

Lynn A. Isabella

American executives through foreign eyes pp. 42-48

Arthur M. Whitehill

Core strategy: End result of restructuring? pp. 49-55

Sandra Waddock

Sharing the vision pp. 56-59

John W. Alexander

Leaders as stars, pulsars, quasars, and black holes pp. 60-64

Richard H. G. Field

Ambiguity, ethics, and the bottom line pp. 65-70

James R. Davis

The social construction of technology: Microcomputers and the organization of work pp. 71-75

Barbara J. Risman and Donald Tomaskovic-Devey

Managing new product design and factory fit pp. 76-79

Nan S. Langowitz

The automated factory: Justification and implementation pp. 80-86

Mohsen Attaran

Volume 32, issue 2, 1989

From the editor pp. 2-2

Harvey C. Bunke

Cross-cultural literacy and the pacific rim pp. 3-13

Philip West

An economic profile of the Pacific Rim pp. 18-25

James Koch

Wa, Guanxi, and Inhwa: Managerial principles in Japan, China, and Korea pp. 26-31

Jon P. Alston

Public and private self in communicating with Japan pp. 32-40

Dean C. Barnlund

Learning and working in Japan pp. 41-47

Merry I. White

Technological creativity: Japan and the United States pp. 48-53

Edwin Mansfield

China and the Pacific Rim--the cultural factor pp. 54-57

Zhao Jinglun

Will China adopt western management practices? pp. 58-64

Shirley C. Zhuang and Arthur M. Whitehill

International joint ventures with Pacific Rim partners pp. 65-71

D. Robert Webster

Recent tax reforms in the new industrial economies of East Asia and their implications pp. 72-79

Mukul G. Asher

Caterpillar's ordeal: Foreign competition in capital goods pp. 80-86

Robert S. Eckley

Volume 32, issue 1, 1989

The editor's chair whistle-blowing: Encourage it! pp. 2-6

Janet P. Near

Canned adaptiveness: A new direction for modern salesmanship pp. 7-12

Marvin A. Jolson

Service marketing: Image, branding, and competition pp. 13-18

Sak Onkvisit and John J. Shaw

Effective Communication with our Aging Population pp. 19-25

Charles D. Schewe

Executive training at the Burr Hamilton Bank pp. 26-28

Andrew Gray

Cross-cultural management: Transformations and adaptations pp. 29-33

Rose Knotts

Euro-Consumers in 1992 pp. 34-40

Sandra Vandermerwe and Marc-Andre L'Huillier

CEOs: A handwriting analysis pp. 41-43

David L. Kurtz, Patrick Fleenor, Louis E. Boone and Virginia M. Rider

The impact of negative product news pp. 44-50

Marc G. Weinberger and Jean B. Romeo

Beating the midwinter Blahs pp. 51-53

Charles Waldo and Dennis Stone

Are incomes really declining? pp. 54-58

Richard L. Pfister

Remedies for product counterfeiting pp. 59-65

Ronald F. Bush, Peter H. Bloch and Scott Dawson

A different look at codes of ethics pp. 66-73

Donald Robin, Michael Giallourakis, Fred R. David and Thomas E. Moritz

The separation of ownership and responsibility in the modern corporation pp. 74-77

Donald G. Margotta

Manufacturing flexibility in the CAM era pp. 78-84

Donald Gerwin

Inside the firm: The inefficiencies of hierarchy: Harvey Leibenstein, Inside the Firm: The Inefficiencies of Hierarchy. Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press, 1987. 268 pp. $25 pp. 85-86

Stanley Kaish

Is there a moral obligation to save the family farm?: Gary Comstock, ed., Is There a Moral Obligation to Save the Family Farm? Ames, Iowa: Iowa State University Press, 1987. 736 + XXVII pp. $34.95 pp. 86-87

Ingolf Vogeler