European Management Journal
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Volume 11, issue 4, 1993
- A framework for analyzing the quality of the customer interface pp. 385-396

- Gabriel Bitran and Maureen Lojo
- New contracts: The key to change pp. 397-402

- Paul Strebel
- Price bundling pp. 403-411

- Hermann Simon and Martin Fassnacht
- Systems thinking and business process redesign: An application to the beer game pp. 412-423

- Ann Van Ackere, Erik Reimer Larsen and John D. W. Morecroft
- Strategic pressures driving European HRM pp. 424-434

- Jean-Marie Hiltrop
- Internationalizing managers: Speeding up the process pp. 435-442

- C. Brooklyn Derr and Gary Oddou
- Ford of Britain: A diminishing role in ford of Europe pp. 455-465

- Michael Mcdermott
- Body/mind psychology in manager development: A route to enhanced managerial effectiveness pp. 466-472

- Donna Burnett and Kim James
- A riddle wrapped in an enigma: Demystifying Russian managerial motivation pp. 473-480

- Sheila Puffer
- An interview with Aldo Palmeri of Benetton: The return as CEO pp. 481-484

- Werner Ketelhöhn
- Managing internationally: International dimensions of the managerial task pp. 485-492

- Juan Roure, JoséLuis Alvarez, Carlos Garcia-Pont and José Nueno
Volume 11, issue 3, 1993
- A framework for analyzing service operations pp. 271-282

- Gabriel R. Bitran and Maureen Lojo
- Value pricing through conjoint measurement: A practical approach pp. 283-290

- Eckhard Kucher and Klaus Hilleke
- The wellcome share offering: Part two: Technical execution pp. 291-303

- Paul Stonham
- Playing against (with?) the devil: Managing financial risks for better corporate return pp. 304-312

- Michel Crouhy and Eric Briys
- National character in corporate philosophies: How different is Japan? pp. 313-320

- Catherine Langlois
- An interview with Aldo Palmeri of Benetton: The early growth years pp. 321-331

- Werner Ketelhöhn
- Competitive strategies in the world airline industry pp. 332-341

- Jim Hamill
- Auto-what? A new perspective on corporate self-awareness pp. 342-346

- Peggy Simcic Brønn, Georg Von Krogh and Salvatore Vicari
- Restructuring in the domestic appliances industry: Implications for Maytag Corporation and its European operations pp. 347-352

- Michael McDermott
- Ein Kampf: The German struggle with the MBA pp. 353-356

- Collin Randlesome
- The meaning of 'strategy': The 'designed' versus 'emergent' dispute pp. 357-360

- Alfred Kenyon and Shiv Sahai Mathur
- Modelling and muddling: The long route to new organisations pp. 361-366

- Joost Muller and Diana Watts
- Investing in new technology for competitive advantage pp. 367-376

- Richard Butler, Rob Turner, Phil Coates, Richard Pike and David Price
Volume 11, issue 2, 1993
- Continuous strategic alignment: Exploiting information technology capabilities for competitive success pp. 139-149

- N. Venkatraman, John C. Henderson and Scott Oldach
- The future for strategy: An interview with Gary Hamel pp. 150-157

- Gary Hamel
- The wellcome share offering: Part one -- Strategy pp. 158-168

- Paul Stonham
- Doing a Maxwell: Or why not to identify with the aggressor pp. 169-174

- Manfred F. R. Kets De Vries
- US institutional investors look at corporate governance in the 1990s pp. 175-189

- Michael Useem, Edward H. Bowman, Jennifer Myatt and Craig W. Irvine
- Competitive success and the law: The case of Tetra Pak pp. 190-200

- Ralf Boscheck
- Making strategy happen: Common patterns of strategic success and failure pp. 201-213

- Robert Davies
- The poison warrant: A powerful poison pill pp. 214-218

- Cynthia Van Hulle and Koen Geens
- New directions for corporations: Conditions for successful renewal pp. 229-237

- George Day
- Joint ventures in hungary: Key success factors pp. 238-247

- Jim Hamill and Graham Hunt
- Managerial career patterns in transnational corporations: An organizational capability approach pp. 248-257

- Tuomo Peltonen
- Logistics and competitive strategy pp. 258-261

- Martin Christopher
- Permeable networks: A future option for the European and Japanese car industries pp. 262-267

- Frank-Jürgen Richter and Yukihiro Wakuta
Volume 11, issue 1, 1993
- Accomplishing marketing channel change:Paths and pitfalls pp. 1-8

- Louis W. Stern, Frederick D. Sturdivant and Gary A. Getz
- After success, what next? success as a barrier to change pp. 9-17

- George Taucher
- Downsizing pp. 18-29

- Thomas Vollmann and Mark Brazas
- What do we mean by cooperative advantage? pp. 30-37

- Werner Ketelhöhn
- Mass customization:Japan's new frontier pp. 38-45

- Roy Westbrook and Peter Williamson
- Sony in Poland: A case study pp. 46-54

- Robert S. Collins
- A framework for constructing Euro-networks pp. 55-61

- Sandra Vandermerwe
- Gaining business from information technology: The case of Otis elevator, France pp. 62-73

- Tawfik Jelassi
- Cutting costs or re-building business? pp. 74-79

- Steb Fisher
- Cross-border holdings in the EC construction industry: Implications for management pp. 80-84

- James Sommerville
- Stock market reaction to EC economic and monetary integration pp. 85-92

- Robert Johnson and Luc Soenen
- The cultural gap in long-term international work groups: A German-American case study pp. 93-101

- Heinz-Dieter Meyer
- Management education and employee training at Moscow McDonald's pp. 102-107

- Oleg Vikhanski and Sheila Puffer
- The market research industry in Italy pp. 108-113

- Pamela Adams and Jaqueline Pels
- Why most strategies fail today: The need for strategy innovations pp. 114-121

- Manfred Perlitz
- Corporate strategy: Implementation and control pp. 122-131

- Bert Pië and Henk Ritsema