Business Horizons

1958 - 2025

Current editor(s): C. M. Dalton

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Volume 22, issue 6, 1979

Egalitarianism and insurance pp. 3-5

John D. Long

A Christmas carol Retold pp. 6-9

William L. Raby

Managerial talent in personnel pp. 10-20

John B. Miner

Opportunities for women in international business pp. 21-27

Nancy L. Thal and Philip R. Cateora

Critical mass: Key to export profits pp. 28-38

Robert S. Attiyeh and David L. Wenner

The case for for outside director in the closely held company pp. 39-42

Allen Kanter

A possible future of government-corporate relations pp. 43-47

John E. Fleming

MBO: An idea whose time has gone? pp. 48-55

Charles H. Ford

The cost of conserving energy pp. 56-57

Douglas Heerema

Indexing the federal income tax pp. 58-64

Homer L. Bates and Philip M. J. Reckers

Using organizational designs to cope with change pp. 65-76

John Slocum and Don Hellriegel

The terrorist threat to corporate executives pp. 77-82

Robert J. Kuhne and Robert F. Schmitt

Volume 22, issue 5, 1979

The editor's chair pp. 2-4

William G. Ryan

Aesthetics at the burr hamilton bank andrew gray pp. 5-6

Andrew Gray

Strategic business planning: Yesterday, today, and tomorrow pp. 7-14

William L. Shanklin

Beyond the matrix organization pp. 15-27

Thomas J. Peters

The overburdened manager and decision making pp. 28-32

Philip D. Olson

Changing patterns in retailing pp. 33-38

Ronald D. Michman

The unemployed senior executive pp. 39-40

Herbert T. Mines

Unrelated diversification: Theory and practice pp. 41-46

Milton Leontiades

In brief: Recent products liability cases pp. 47-49

Jane Mallor

Corporate social research pp. 50-58

James E. Stafford and Ben M. Enis

Capital formation: The direct marketing approach pp. 59-65

Andrew H. Field

Ten rules for managing by objectives pp. 66-68

William A. Denny

Agents and distributors in the Middle East pp. 69-78

Dan Dunn

Politics and markets: The world's political-economic systems pp. 80-81

Charles E. Lindblom and Philip H. Bimbaum

Corporate finance law: A guide for the executive pp. 81-82

Bruce Wasserstein and L. Thomas Bowers

Political control of the economy pp. 83-84

Edward R. Tufte and H. Scott Gordon

Tax shelters: A complete guide pp. 84-87

Robert Tannenhauser, Carol Tannenhauser and Jane O. Burns

Moving ahead in America: Black managers in American business pp. 87-88

Richard F. America, Bernard E. Anderson and Jonathan N. Goodrich

Volume 22, issue 4, 1979

The editor's chair pp. 2-5

Harold G. Shane

The new economics and government policy pp. 6-14

Martin Feldstein

Coping with affirmative action backlash pp. 15-20

Benson Rosen and Thomas H. Jerde

When executives shift to academic careers pp. 21-31

Marvin A. Jolson and Neil B. Holbert

Using wage indexing to counter stagflation pp. 32-33

Richard P. Nielsen

Advertising in the "age of me" pp. 34-38

James U. McNeal

Just how fit are your employees? pp. 39-45

Robert Kreitner, Steven D. Wood and Glenn M. Friedman

The crisis in public-employee collective bargaining pp. 47-52

Stephen L. Hayford

Teachers' strikes: A growing public policy dilemma pp. 53-60

Robert C. Duncan

Government control: Business strikes back pp. 61-66

William R. Boulton

Products liability: What new court rulings mean for management pp. 67-72

William L. Trombetta

Zero-base budgeting in the private sector pp. 73-83

Burton V. Dean and Scott S. Cowen

Public interest leaders: Whom do they represent? pp. 84-85

Alfred A. Marcus

Volume 22, issue 3, 1979

The editor's chair pp. 2-4

Harvey C. Bunke

Karl bays: MBO and the good life pp. 5-13

Robert Cassidy

Can we prevent questionable foreign payments? pp. 14-19

Barry Richman

The corporation as art collector pp. 20-24

Mary Anne Craft

Change: The name of the game pp. 25-27

William J. Altier

Corporate boards: Improving their job performance pp. 28-31

Arthur M. Weimer

The meanings of stress pp. 32-40

Dennis W. Organ

Professors of marketing: Necessary luxuries? pp. 42-47

David Mackay

When do the interests of academics and managers converge? pp. 48-54

George S. Day

Avoiding research myopia in marketing analysis pp. 55-58

Roman R. Andrus and James E. Reinmuth

The marketing manager's view of Marketing research pp. 59-65

Danny N. Bellenger

Ethnocentrism in host-country organizations pp. 66-75

Yoram Zeira

Beyond the marketing concept pp. 76-83

Roger C. Bennett and Robert G. Cooper

Volume 22, issue 2, 1979

The editor's chair pp. 3-5

Harvey C. Bunke

The future for trade with China pp. 6-13

Paul Marer

Fitting in the management science specialist pp. 14-17

Jack A. Fuller and Roger M. Atherton

Rating investment risks abroad pp. 18-23

F. T. Haner

The economics of less pp. 25-28

Carter Henderson

Zero economic growth and international business pp. 29-33

Richard N. Farmer

Toward a sustainable growth strategy pp. 34-40

A. G. Kefalas

Solid fossil fuels: Major long-term energy resource pp. 41-44

Sidney T. Fisher

Warehouse retailing: The trend of the future? pp. 45-50

Jonathan N. Goodrich and Jo Ann Hoffman

John Stuart Mill and his work pp. 51-64

Irvin M. Grossack

In brief: Recent legal developments of interest to business pp. 65-67

Jane Mallor

Preparing women for management roles pp. 68-71

Rose K. Reha

The declining fortunes of Great Britain pp. 72-81

Douglas Heerema

Volume 22, issue 1, 1979

The editor's chair pp. 3-5

Harvey C. Bunke

Finding--And keeping--Corporate entrepreneurs pp. 6-15

Herbert E. Kierulff

Staying on the job after sixty-five pp. 17-21

Betsy D. Gelb and David M. Hunt

The retirement amendments: Why the concern? pp. 22-32

Mitchell S. Novit

Learning to be a middle manager pp. 33-41

Peter D. Couch

The conference: An overview pp. 43-46

Lawrence Davidson and Ruth Maddigan

Are unemployment figures meaningless? pp. 47-52

Kenneth W. Clarkson and Roger E. Meiners

Unemployment insurance: What does it really do? pp. 53-56

Kathleen Classen-Utgoff

Management territory: By their buzz words shall ye know them pp. 57-59

Paul J. Gordon

The real cost of job enrichment pp. 60-72

Antons F. Alber

Legal horizons The collision between professional ethics and antitrust pp. 73-74

Charles M. Hewitt

Who uses bank debit cards? pp. 75-83

Thomas C. Porter, Robert A. Swerdlow and William A. Staples