Business Horizons

1958 - 2025

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Volume 26, issue 6, 1983

The economy and the environment pp. 2-5

Lynton K. Caldwell

Religion: The spirit or the enemy of capitalism pp. 6-13

Oliver F. Williams

Mandatory retirement at the Burr Hamilton bank pp. 14-15

Andrew Gray

Solving ethical problems and saving your career pp. 16-20

Glenn T. Wilson

Managerial mind sets and the structural side of managing pp. 21-27

Charles E. Watson

Service firms need marketing skills pp. 28-31

A. Parasuraman, Leonard L. Berry and Valarie A. Zeithaml

Prospectus for corporate leadership pp. 32-36

Charles T. Hutchinson

Eliciting latent productivity pp. 37-45

Harold W. Fox

What are business schools doing for business? pp. 46-51

Roger Dickinson, Anthony Herbst and John O'Shaughnessy

The creative MBA: A new proposal for balancing the science and the art of management pp. 52-54

Robert R. Rehder and James L. Porter

Whatever happened to the trade cycle? pp. 56-59

Michael R. Bonavia

Bhumiputra: What is it? And why do i need it? pp. 60-68

Klaus E. Agthe and Kim J. Pendergast

Managerial frameworks for innovative responses in high-tech organizations pp. 69-78

Knut Bleicher, Frank Bleicher and Herbert Paul

The modern corporate manager: Responsibility and regulation pp. 79-80

William A. Groening

The deindustrialization of America: Basic Books, Inc., 1982. ISBN 0-465-01590-5. $20 pp. 80-81

Barry Bluestone and Bennett Harrison

Sales taxation: Johns Hopkins University Press, 1983 pp. 83-84

John F. Due and John Mikesell

Volume 26, issue 5, 1983

Multinationals as foreign agents of change in the third world pp. 2-6

Lee A. Tavis

Who reads Business Horizons, and why: Results of our readership survey pp. 7-9

Joseph C. Miller and Barbara Coffman

Why foreign firms like American workers pp. 10-18

Charles A. Burden and Milton S. Hochmuth

Currency denomination of debt: Lessons from rolls-royce and laker airways pp. 19-23

S. L. Srinivasulu

Managerial ignorance or managerial savvy: Another view pp. 24-32

Thomas J. Von der Embse

Should the Davis-Bacon act be repealed? pp. 33-37

Kenneth A. Kovach

Rising to the top: Executive women in 1983 and beyond pp. 38-47

J. Benjamin Forbes and James E. Piercy

Employee stock ownership plans: A new way to work pp. 48-54

Corey Rosen

Loyalty in the inner circle pp. 55-56

John A. Roush

A systems solution to communication problems pp. 57-61

John L. DiGaetani

Remedial MBO pp. 62-67

Charles M. Kelly

A developmental approach to performance appraisal pp. 68-74

Stephen C. Harper

Improving comparability in performance appraisal pp. 75-83

Mark R. Edwards, Michael Wolfe and J. Ruth Sproull

Volume 26, issue 4, 1983

The editor's chair corporate leadership in cooperation pp. 2-10

James O'Toole

Imprinting the young employee pp. 11-13

Michael F. Gast and Paul J. Patinka

Pricing as creative marketing pp. 14-19

Thomas Nagle

Managers and the good life: Fact or fiction? pp. 20-23

David A. Baucus and Janet P. Near

Sexual harassment: Confronting the issue of definition pp. 24-28

Gary N. Powell

Employee substance abuse: Epidemic of the eighties pp. 29-34

James A. Belohlav and Paul O. Popp

Legal horizons liability for the unknowable pp. 35-40

Jordan Leibman

Volkswagen at Stalingrad? pp. 41-42

Andrew Gray

The changing profile of business leadership pp. 43-46

C. Patrick Fleenor, David L. Kurtz and Louis E. Boone

Misconceptions about managerial productivity pp. 47-52

Karl E. Weick

Assessing the productivity of corporate staff services pp. 53-57

John Hoffman and Orry Shackney

A look at how managers' minds work pp. 58-68

John Slocum and Don Hellriegel

Share profit: A planning model for product managers pp. 69-73

Thomas J. Cosse and John E. Swan

Dealing with resistance to change pp. 74-78

Joseph Stanislao and Bettie C. Stanislao

Corporate performance: The key to public trust: by Francis W. Steckmest McGraw-Hill 1982. ISBN: 0-07-009306-7. $16.95 pp. 79-81

Richard L. Pfister

The change resisters: How they prevent progress and what managers can do about them: by George S. Odiorne Prentice Hall, Inc., 1981. ISBN: 0-13-127902-5. $16.95 pp. 81-82

Richard A. Feinberg

The chosen instrument: Pan Am, Juan Trippe, the rise and fall of an American entrepreneur: by Marylin Bender and Selig Altschull Simon & Schuster, 1982. ISBN: 0-671-22464-6.$19.95 pp. 82-83

L. L. Waters

The mind of the strategist: The art of Japanese business: by Kenichi Ohmae New York: McGraw-Hill, 1982 pp. 83-85

Paul J. Gordon

Japan business: Obstacles and opportunities: McKinsey & Company New York: McKinsey & Co., Inc. 1983) pp. 85-86

Janet P. Near

Volume 26, issue 3, 1983

The editor's chair The new wave: Strangers in our land pp. 2-6

Lisa G. Haner

Love "em or leave" Em? Evaluating job offers pp. 7-10

J. Larry Tyler

Market bonuses: How attractive are they? pp. 11-14

Alan J. Dubinsky, Charles H. Fay, Thomas N. Ingram and Marc J. Wallace

Deregulation: Riding the rapids pp. 15-25

Joel Bleeke

Managerial ignorance pp. 26-32

Martin J. Gannon

The compleat manager's bookshelf pp. 33-35

David L. Kurtz, Louis E. Boone and C. Patrick Fleenor

Relationships between market growth and productivity pp. 36-41

Ralph C. Lenz and Linda L. Bricker

Bias in management research? A defense pp. 42-45

George B. Graen

The social science bias in management research: Another view pp. 46-50

Ronald W. Clement

1999--The year of the black CEO pp. 51-57

Nathaniel Jones and Jerry C. Wofford

Life-cycle changes in small family businesses pp. 58-65

Richard B. Peiser and Leland M. Wooten

Consumer promotions in service marketing pp. 66-75

Christopher H. Lovelock and John A. Quelch

Microcomputer MYTHS pp. 76-80

J. Burdeane Orris

Volume 26, issue 2, 1983

The editor's chair Federal deficits: A legacy of the sixties pp. 2-7

Harvey C. Bunke

Leadership, management, and the seven keys pp. 8-13

Craig M. Watson

The seven S's of successful sales management pp. 14-17

Robert W. Eckles

Strategic marketing's new challenge pp. 18-24

David W. Grauens

Research's place in the marketing budget pp. 25-29

A. Parasuraman

Has the laughter died? Musings on the New Yorker's business ethics cartoons pp. 30-33

James L. Cullather

Finding a better deal on a new car pp. 34-36

Allen F. Jung

Safety on the board pp. 37-40

Ted S. Ferry

Ideational item Innovation through bankruptcy? pp. 41-45

James E. Stacey

The three planning questions: A fable pp. 46-48

C. Aaron Kelley

Implementing strategic planning: Ten sure-fire ways to do it wrong pp. 49-51

Alex R. Oliver and Joseph R. Garber

Sick leave is no vacation pp. 52-54

J. H. Foegen

Productivity is management's problem pp. 55-61

Carlton P. McNamara

Productivity improvement: Manage it or buy it? pp. 62-69

Richard A. Bobbe and Robert H. Schaffer

Communication barriers in the workplace pp. 70-72

Cheryl L. McKenzie and Carol J. Qazi

Where we stand: The U.S. vis-a-vis everyone else pp. 73-77

Andrew C. Gross

Making America work: Productivity and responsibility: Continuum Publishing Co., 1981. ISBN: 0-8264-0045-0. $14.95 pp. 78-80

James O'Toole

Minds, markets, and money: Psychological foundations of economic behavior: Basic Books, 1982. ISBN: 0-465-04623-1. $14.95 pp. 80-82

Shlomo Maital

Corporate cultures: The rites and rituals of corporate life: Addison-Wesley, 1982. ISBN: 0-201-10277-3. $14.95 pp. 82-85

Terrence E. Deal and Allan A. Kennedy

Encyclopedia of economics: McGraw-Hill, 1982. ISBN: 0-070-24367-0. $49.95 pp. 85-86

Douglas Greenwald

The European community: A guide for business and government: Indiana University Press, 1981. ISBN: 0-253-32100-x. $32.50 pp. 85-85

Brian Morris, Peggy Crane and Klaus Boehm

Volume 26, issue 1, 1983

Why? pp. 2-6

Mark Pastin

Advertising's disparagement of American workers pp. 7-12

James U. McNeal

Nonverbal (mis) communication between managerial men and women pp. 13-17

Lynn Renee Cohen

Does anyone listen to the boss? pp. 18-24

Alexander Mikalachki

Manager, manage thyself! pp. 25-30

Sumer C. Aggarwal

Are you ready for a product recall? pp. 31-35

David L. Malickson

Trial by media pp. 36-43

Christopher P. A. Komisarjevsky

Technology and strategy: Creating a successful partnership pp. 44-48

Maxwell R. Morton

Investing-- For growth or for income? pp. 49-50

John H. Myers

Get ready for electronic publishing pp. 51-55

Antone F. Alber

Can a personal computer really help you? pp. 56-63

James R. Freeland

The myth of the migrant manager pp. 64-70

Peter Tuckel and Karolynn Siegel

The multinational corporation's expatriate problem: An application of Murphy's Law pp. 71-78

Michael G. Harvey

Business and the cities: New directions for the eighties pp. 79-84

Rogene A. Buchholz