European Management Journal
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Volume 10, issue 4, 1992
- A skill-based approach to human resource management pp. 383-391

- Edward Lawler and Gerald Ledford
- Implementing global strategies pp. 392-403

- Lawrence Hrebiniak
- Service policies of German manufacturers: Critical factors in international competition pp. 404-411

- Hermann Simon
- Developing strategic alliances: A conceptual framework for successful co-operation pp. 412-421

- Christoph Bronder and Rudolf Pritzl
- Figuring out your competence configuration pp. 422-427

- Johan Roos and Georg Von Krogh
- Davidson-Marley BV: Establishing and operating an international joint venture pp. 428-437

- Randall Schuler and Ed van Sluijs
- Strategy and competence in firms pp. 438-444

- Kjell Grønhaug and Odd Nordhaug
- European management: An emerging competitive advantage of European nations pp. 445-448

- Frans Van Den Bosch and Arno A. Van Prooijen
- Control of mergers in the European community pp. 449-452

- Noel Byrne
- Corporate governance: Why agency theory is not enough pp. 453-459

- David Band
- Customer care, much more than a smile: Developing a customer service infrastructure pp. 460-464

- Neal Thornberry and Hubert Hennessey
- Russki adventures pp. 465-476

- Paul Beamish
- Pan-Europeanisation: Myth or reality -- CMB packaging pp. 477-484

- Jim Hamill
- Graduate recruitment and the single European market pp. 485-493

- Anthony Keenan
- Generic strategies and congruent organisational structures: Some suggestions pp. 494-500

- David Faulkner and Cliff Bowman
Volume 10, issue 3, 1992
- Christopher Bartlett on transnationals: An interview pp. 271-276

- Christopher Bartlett
- Brand portfolios pp. 277-285

- Patrick Barwise and Thomas Robertson
- Breaking the Japanese negotiating code: What European and American managers must do to win pp. 286-293

- Julian Gresser
- Managing the environment in megacities: Business potential of industrial waste pp. 294-303

- Francisco Szekely
- The formation of an international joint venture: Marley automotive components pp. 304-309

- Randall Schuler, Peter Dowling and Helen De Cierl
- The psychology of corporate identity pp. 310-314

- Peter Gorb
- Human resources management in financial services organisations: France and Britain compared pp. 315-326

- Frank Bournois and Véronique Torchy
- Entry barriers and bank strategies for the Europe 1992 financial directives pp. 327-333

- Alan Rugman, L. Rita Theil and Alain Verbeke
- Employment effects of changing multinational strategies in Europe pp. 334-340

- Jim Hamill
- Corporate competitiveness and information technology pp. 341-347

- Hans Björnsson and Roger Lundegård
- Putting the organization on the analyst's couch pp. 348-351

- Yiannis Gabriel
- Beyond networking: The rise of the nebulous organisation pp. 352-356

- Philip Powell
- New structures in MNCs based in small countries: A network approach pp. 357-364

- Pervez Ghauri
- Success strategies in a service economy pp. 365-373

- Roland van Dierdonck
Volume 10, issue 2, 1992
- The strategic management of uncertainty pp. 125-135

- David Collis
- The European pricing time bomb: And how to cope with it pp. 136-145

- Hermann Simon and Eckhard Kucher
- The learning organization pp. 146-156

- Daniel Quinn Mills and Bruce Friesen
- The management of large groups: Asia and Europe compared pp. 157-162

- Philippe Lasserre
- Nonrational escalation of commitment in negotiation pp. 163-168

- Max Bazerman and Margaret Neale
- The making of the new Russian chief executive pp. 169-172

- George Taucher
- The competitive advantage of European nations: The impact of national culture -- a missing element in porter's analysis? pp. 173-177

- Frans Van Den Bosch and Arno A. Van Prooijen
- A note on culture and competitive advantage: Response to van den bosch and van prooijen pp. 178-178

- Michael Porter
- The Kao corporation: A case study pp. 179-192

- Sumantra Ghoshal and Charlotte Butler
- Leadership: A postindustrial approach pp. 193-201

- Joseph Rost and Anthony Smith
- Conceptions and renewal in Swedish construction companies pp. 202-209

- Eskil Ekstedt, Rolf Lundin and Hans Wirdenius
- Surfacing competitive strategies pp. 210-219

- Cliff Bowman and Gerry Johnson
- It evaluation: Managing the catch 22 pp. 220-229

- Leslie Will cocks
- Strategy search and creativity: The key to corporate renewal pp. 230-238

- Simon Majaro
- Iskra power tools: A case study in international marketing strategy pp. 239-254

- William Fischer, Per Jenster and Robert Howard
- International career directions of young European graduates pp. 255-263

- Tharsi Taillieu
Volume 10, issue 1, 1992
- Developing leaders and managing development pp. 1-9

- Paul Evans
- The missing link in the solutions business: Managing flows through business systems pp. 10-21

- Werner Ketelhöhn
- Seeking synergy in service operations: Seven things marketers need to know about service operations pp. 22-29

- Christopher Lovelock
- Management learning for Europe pp. 30-38

- Sybren Tijmstra and Kenneth Casler
- The CEO who couldn't talk straight: And other tales from the boardroom pp. 39-48

- Manfred Kets De Vries
- Just-in-time manufacturing: Implications for the management of human resources pp. 49-55

- Jean M. Hiltrop
- An interview with George Bain: The future for European management education pp. 56-59

- George Bain
- DINA Yugoslavia 1990: Case study search for a foreign partner pp. 60-73

- Thomas Cummings, Yury Boshyk and Chris Martin
- East German Managers: From Karl Marx to Adam Smith pp. 74-79

- Collin Randlesome
- Don't let your customers lead you astray in developing new products pp. 80-84

- Axel Johne
- Public take-over bids and private block purchases of shares: The choice pp. 94-102

- Cynthia Van Hulle and Piet Sercu
- Putting advertising and marketing communications strategy into practice: Case of dutch companies pp. 103-111

- Willem Verbeke and Andy Mosmans
- The serpent in the supermarket's paradise pp. 112-118

- Keith Thompson