European Management Journal
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Volume 14, issue 6, 1996
- The process of transformation: In search of Nirvana pp. 529-539

- Bala Chakravarthy
- Measuring management quality in the factory pp. 540-554

- Xavier De Groote, Christoph Loch, Ludo Van Der Heyden, Luk Van Wassenhove and Enver Yücesan
- Maintaining strategic momentum: The CEO's agenda pp. 555-561

- Floris Maljers, Charles Baden-Fuller and Frans Van Den Bosch
- Technology, progress and economic growth pp. 562-575

- Robert Ayres
- Lessons from the 'made in Switzerland' study: What makes a world-class manufacturer? pp. 576-589

- Robert Collins, Carlos Cordón and Denyse Julien
- Distinction making and pattern recognition in management pp. 590-595

- Johan Roos
- Effective organizational control: A framework, applications, and implications pp. 596-611

- Eric Flamholtz
- Risk and value at risk pp. 612-621

- Fred Stambaugh
- EC merger control pp. 622-627

- Morten Broberg
- The impact of human resource management on organisational performance: Theory and research pp. 628-637

- Jean-Marie Hiltrop
- Separating research from development: Evidence from the pharmaceutical industry pp. 638-647

- Vittorio Chiesa
Volume 14, issue 5, 1996
- When more is less: A minimalist architecture for manufacturing pp. 433-441

- Ramchandran Jaikumar
- From mass production to mass customization: The case of the National Industrial Bicycle Company of Japan pp. 442-450

- Suresh Kotha
- The changing social contract in American business pp. 451-456

- Daniel Quinn Mills
- Barriers to effective corporate governance by institutional investors: Implications for theory and practice pp. 457-466

- Parthiban David and Rahul Kochhar
- Breaking away from the past: Strategies of successful polish firms pp. 467-476

- Krzysztof Obloj and Howard Thomas
- Information technology and product policy: 'Smart' products pp. 477-485

- Anirudh Dhebar
- Leaders who make a difference pp. 486-493

- Manfred Kets De Vries
- What postmodernism means to marketing managers pp. 494-499

- Bernard Cova
- Why organisations need humour pp. 500-508

- Jean-Louis Barsoux
- Lateral hierarchy: The case of cross-cultural management teams pp. 509-517

- James McCalman
- Developing HRM in foreign-Chinese joint Ventures pp. 518-525

- Robert Verburg
Volume 14, issue 4, 1996
- A question of balance: Case studies in strategic knowledge management pp. 338-346

- Ann B. Graham and Vincent G. Pizzo
- Style and strategy: New metaphors, new insights pp. 347-355

- Steve Barnett
- Developing a model for managing intellectual capital pp. 356-364

- Leif Edvinsson and Patrick Sullivan
- Dow's journey to a knowledge value management culture pp. 365-373

- Gordon Petrash
- Managing knowledge towards wisdom pp. 374-378

- Robert Galvin
- Transfer of knowledge and the information processing professions pp. 379-388

- Karl-Erik Sveiby
- Uncovering strategic assumptions: Understanding managers' ability to build representations pp. 389-398

- Thomas Durand, Eléonore Mounoud and Bernard Ramanantsoa
- Managing context in enterprise knowledge processes pp. 399-406

- Randall Whitaker
- Team syntegrity: A new methodology for group work pp. 407-413

- Allenna Leonard
- Requirements for effective participation in self-constructed organizations pp. 414-422

- Raul Espejo
- Five claims on knowing pp. 423-426

- Georg von Krogh and Johan Roos
Volume 14, issue 3, 1996
- Mechanisms for building and sustaining operations improvement pp. 215-228

- David Upton
- Unlocking your imprisoned assets: The joint venture solution pp. 229-242

- Ashish Nanda and Peter Williamson
- A framework for diagnosing human resource management practices pp. 243-254

- Jean-Marie Hiltrop
- Linking IT and business strategy: The role and responsibility of senior management pp. 255-268

- Soumitra Dutta
- Whatever happened at barings? Part two: Unauthorised trading and the failure of controls pp. 269-278

- Paul Stonham
- Beyond the IT productivity paradox pp. 279-290

- Leslie Willcocks and Stephanie Lester
- Japanese competition in high technology: Advancing or retreating? pp. 291-294

- Manfred Heckle
- Waiting lines as a marketing issue pp. 295-303

- Michel Kostecki
- Real operating options and foreign direct investment: A synthetic approach pp. 304-314

- Adrian Buckley and Kalun Tse
- From language learner to multicultural manager pp. 315-320

- Daniel Shanahan
- The strategic management of corporate value pp. 321-330

- Keith Ward and Tony Grundy
Volume 14, issue 2, 1996
- The human side of downsizing pp. 111-120

- Manfred Kets De Vries and Katharina Balazs
- Strategic product creation: Managing new interactions of technology, markets, and organizations pp. 121-138

- Ron Sanchez
- Corporate integration and market liberalisation in the EU pp. 139-150

- Andrew Millington and Brian Bayliss
- Restructuring 3M for an integrated Europe. Part two: Implementing the change pp. 151-159

- Mary Ackenhusen, Daniel Muzyka and Neil Churchill
- Perceived control and performance in Russian privatized enterprises: Western implications pp. 160-166

- Igor Gurkov and Shlomo Maital
- Whatever happened at barings? Part one: The lure of derivatives and collapse pp. 167-175

- Paul Stonham
- Succeeding at product development involves more than avoiding failure pp. 176-180

- Axel Johne
- Strategy, acquisitions and value pp. 181-188

- Tony Grundy
- Boardroom skills for Europe pp. 189-200

- Andrew Kakabadse and Andrew Myers
- Short-term performance pressures on British and Scandinavian firms: Case studies pp. 201-206

- Istemi Demirag and Andrew Tylecote
- ISO 9000 in Belgium: Experience of Belgian quality managers and HRM pp. 207-211

- Daniël Vloeberghs and Jan Bellens
Volume 14, issue 1, 1996
- Factors affecting success in business: Management theories/tools versus predicting changes pp. 1-20

- Spyros Makridakis
- Restructuring 3M for an integrated europe. Part one: Initiating the change pp. 21-36

- Mary Ackenhusen, Daniel Muzyka and Neil Churchill
- Thinking about quality and its links with strategic management pp. 37-46

- Mark Pruett and Howard Thomas
- Exit left center stage? The future of functional marketing pp. 47-60

- James Mac Hulbert and Leyland Pitt
- Business gifts: A form of non-verbal and symbolic communication pp. 61-68

- Manfred Bruhn
- Making organizational learning work: Consent and double linking between circles pp. 69-75

- Georges Romme
- European foreign investment: Why go to Canada? pp. 76-80

- Paul Beamish
- Cycles of trust and distrust in joint-ventures pp. 81-89

- Jaz Gill and Richard Butler
- European leadership: Key issues pp. 90-97

- Stefan Wills
- Chaos, non-linear systems and day-to-day management pp. 98-106

- Neil Glass
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