European Management Journal
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Volume 15, issue 6, 1997
- What is the optimum amount of organizational slack?: A study of the relationship between slack and innovation in multinational firms pp. 603-611

- Nitin Nohria and Ranjay Gulati
- In search of a European model of strategic management pp. 612-624

- Michael Lubatkin and Steven Floyd
- The individualized corporation: An interview with Sumantra Ghoshal pp. 625-632

- Sumantra Ghoshal
- Strategic learning with scenarios pp. 633-647

- Robert Bood and Theo Postma
- Partnering with Russia's new entrepreneurs: Software tsarina olga kirova pp. 648-657

- Daniel McCarthy, Sheila Puffer and Alexander Naumov
- Building strategy on technological resources and commercial proactiveness: The Gemplus case pp. 658-666

- Marc Humbert, Dominique Jolly and François Thérin
- New directions for an organised health care system in Germany: The concept of managed care pp. 667-676

- Michael Müller and Klaus Uedelhofen
- Being flexible and accommodating diversity: The challenge for multinational management pp. 677-685

- Denice E. Welch and Lawrence S. Welch
- Strategic planning in a regulated trade bloc: The pharmaceutical industry in the European union pp. 686-697

- Peggy Chaudhry and Peter Dacin
- Is the internet changing the dominant logic of marketing? pp. 698-707

- Malin Brännback
Volume 15, issue 5, 1997
- Develop knowledge activists! pp. 475-483

- Georg Von Krogh, Ikujiro Nonaka and Kazuo Ichijo
- The nature and extent of corporate restructuring within Europe's single market: Cutting through the hype pp. 484-497

- Mark Bleackley and Peter Williamson
- Outsourcing in the automotive industry: From JIT to Modular Consortia pp. 498-508

- Robert Collins, Kimberly Bechler and Silvio Pires
- The versatile organisation: Achieving centuries of sustainable growth pp. 509-522

- Rodney Turner
- Managing the tug-of-war between supply and demand in the service industries pp. 523-536

- Gabriel Bitran and Susana Mondschein
- The development of a best practice model for change management pp. 537-545

- Angela Clarke and John Garside
- A twin-track networking approach to project marketing pp. 546-556

- Bernard Cova and Steven Hoskins
- Eco-efficiency, asset recovery and remanufacturing pp. 557-574

- Robert Ayres, Geraldo Ferrer and Tania Van Leynseele
- Benchmarking the learning capability of organizations pp. 575-583

- Swee Goh and Gregory Richards
- The international mobility of French managers pp. 584-590

- Don Osborn
- Language: The forgotten factor in multinational management pp. 591-598

- Rebecca Marschan, Denice Welch and Lawrence Welch
Volume 15, issue 4, 1997
- Economic value added: A primer for European managers pp. 335-343

- David Young
- Universal banking: A shareholder value perspective pp. 344-360

- Ingo Walter
- Designing mature internet business strategies: The ICDT model pp. 361-369

- Albert Angehrn
- Protecting the core competencies of a company: Intangible asset security pp. 370-380

- Michael Harvey and Robert Lusch
- The dualism of greek firms and management: Present state and future implications pp. 381-402

- Spyros Makridakis, Yannis Caloghirou, Lefteris Papagiannakis and Panagiotis Trivellas
- The theory of the flagship firm pp. 403-412

- Alan Rugman and Joseph D'Cruz
- Demergers and the Hanson experience. Part two: Demerger tactics pp. 413-422

- Paul Stonham
- Strategic perspectives on European cross-border acquisitions: A view from top European executives pp. 423-435

- Duncan Angwin and Brett Savill
- Strategy and organisation: Challenges for European MNCs in Asia pp. 436-445

- Hellmut Schütte
- The transfer of culturally-grounded management techniques: The case of business reengineering in Germany pp. 446-460

- Joe Peppard and Daniel Fitzgerald
- Adaptation to change: Vertical and Horizontal integration in the drug industry pp. 461-469

- Erna Karrer-Rueedi
Volume 15, issue 3, 1997
- Corporate restructuring: A symptom of poor governance or a solution to past managerial mistakes? pp. 213-219

- Constantinos Markides and Harbir Singh
- National brands versus private labels: An empirical study of competition, advertising and collusion pp. 220-235

- Philip Parker and Namwoon Kim
- Outcomes of international telecommunications acquisitions: Analysis of four cases with implications for acquisitions theory pp. 237-251

- Laurence Capron and Will Mitchell
- So you want to integrate Europe: How do you manage the process? pp. 252-265

- Alice De Koning, Paul Verdin and Peter Williamson
- Demergers and the Hanson experience. Part one: The prelude pp. 266-274

- Paul Stonham
- Leveraging emerging technologies in management education: Research and experiences pp. 275-285

- Albert Angehrn and Thierry Nabeth
- Stakeholder capitalism and the value chain pp. 286-296

- Edward Freeman and Jeanne Liedtka
- The strategic development of manufacturing: Market analysis for investment priorities pp. 297-302

- Terry Hill and Roy Westbrook
- Reinventing strategic management: New theory and practice for competence-based competition pp. 303-317

- Ron Sanchez and Aimé Heene
- Assessing an organization with the quality model pp. 318-325

- Corneille Couwenberg, George Dallas, Teun Hardjono, Marc Koster, Jan Meines, Joost Van Sonsbeeck and Matthijs Vermaas
- Investing in Poland and the Czech Republic: The experience so far pp. 326-333

- Knight, K. G. (Ben) and David Webb
Volume 15, issue 2, 1997
- A comparative analysis of decision making procedures in the catalog sales industry pp. 105-116

- Gabriel Bitran and Susana Mondschein
- Patterns in the evolution of product competition pp. 117-127

- Clayton Christensen
- Maintaining service quality under pressure from investors: a systems dynamics model as a hands-on learning tool pp. 128-137

- Ann Van Ackere, Kim Warren and Erik Larsen
- Concepts and technologies for virtual organizing: The Gerling journey pp. 138-146

- Claudia Loebbecke and Tawfik Jelassi
- The secret of new growth in old German 'Mittelstand' companies pp. 147-157

- Daniel Muzyka, Hans Breuninger and Gerda Rossell
- Building and deploying profitable growth strategies based on the waterfall of customer value added pp. 158-166

- Jukka Laitamäki and Raymond Kordupleski
- Pattern analysis of data for control system diagnosis pp. 167-173

- Sydney Howell and Milan Lehocky
- The mating dance: a case study of local partnering processes in developing countries pp. 174-182

- Anne Smith and Marie-Claude Reney
- French banks and European strategy pp. 183-189

- Bernard Marois
- Who is the Chinese consumer? Segmentation in the People's Republic of China pp. 191-194

- Bernd Schmitt
- The EU marketing environment: Pharmaceuticals and Japanese strategy pp. 195-205

- Sally Dibb, Yvonne Russell and Lyndon Simkin
Volume 15, issue 1, 1997
- Shifting the strategic management paradigm pp. 1-7

- John Camillus
- Cross-cultural groups at work pp. 8-15

- Kenwyn Smith and David Berg
- Powering product innovation pp. 16-27

- Cynthia Hardy and Deborah Dougherty
- A view about 'vision' pp. 28-34

- Neal Thornberry
- Co-operation in a niche market: The case of fiat and PSA in multi purpose vehicles pp. 35-44

- Dominique Jolly
- Shifting organizational paradigms: Transitional management pp. 45-57

- Richard Tersine, Michael Harvey and Michael Buckley
- Business use of the internet: Strategic decision or another bandwagon? pp. 58-67

- Neil McBride
- Mapping the landscape of organizational learning pp. 68-78

- Georges Romme and Ron Dillen
- Delivering differentiation: Building winning enterprises pp. 79-91

- John Edwards
- Global strategies of US and Scandinavian R&D-intensive small- and medium-sized companies pp. 92-100

- Martin Lindell and Necmi Karagozoglu
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