European Management Journal

Volume 1 - 42

Current editor(s): Michael Haenlein

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Japanese challenge and European response pp. 139-142: Malcolm Trevor
Chief executive interview pp. 143-147: Marisa Bellisario
Telecommunication -- The European future pp. 148-151: Sir Kenneth Corfield
Vision, leadership and the future of European management pp. 152-160: J. Quincy Hunsicker
America is retiring early pp. 161-164: Margaret Bermel and Harold Lazarus
British management and strategic change pp. 165-173: Andrew Thomson, Andrew Pettigrew and Nick Rubashow
The development needs of Australian Company directors pp. 174-181: Bernard Barry and Peter J. Dowling
Legal framework for coordinated team effort pp. 182-187: R.W. Hemmings

The role of governments in economic affairs pp. 61-66: Valéry Giscard d'Estaing
A European joint venture in aerospace pp. 67-72: R. Chanut
Audivision -- Vorsprung durch technic pp. 73-78: Jens Neumann
Establishing an acquisition policy pp. 79-84: John J. Guiniven
Divestment and organizational adaptation pp. 85-93: Mike Wright
Corporate finance and strategy a European view pp. 94-102: John Holland
Quality circle failure and how to avoid it pp. 103-111: S.G. Hayward, B.C. Dale and V.C.M. Frazer
The management of the development process in developing countries a needs based perspective pp. 112-118: Andrew Kakabadse
Progress in cross-border co-operation pp. 119-122: Marguerite Deliege-Sequaris
European community developments pp. 127-136: Michael Llewellyn

Europe 1990 An agenda for action pp. 5-10: W. Dekker
Industry in Japan changes in structure and strategy pp. 11-17: Isamu Yamashita
Innovation -- The pilot project system in the Federal Republic of Germany pp. 18-22: Jacques Liouville
Technological flexibility -- A must in the competitive game pp. 23-26: Franco Uberto
Flexible manufacturing -- The hope for European industry pp. 27-32: Douglas K. Macbeth
Practices and problems in marketing technological innovations pp. 33-38: Philip A. Dover
Joint ventures -- The keys to success and some cautions pp. 39-47: Patrice Renard
Slower growth in the developed countries: Time for a new Bretton Woods? pp. 48-50: Peter Gripaios
The prediction of private company failure: A comment pp. 51-53: Kevin Keasey
European Community developments pp. 54-57: Michael Llewellyn

Quality circles in administration pp. 3-12: Jacques Roy
The mini-multinationals -- A challenge for politicians and managers pp. 13-20: Stephen Adler
Alcohol problems in employment: the emerging response pp. 34-40: Martin A. Plant
Export behaviour of small manufacturers: a comparative study of American and Canadian firms pp. 41-47: Erdener Kaynak and Vinay Kothari
Consumer dissatisfaction; scope and policy implications pp. 48-56: Solveig Wikström
Japanese workers -- their part in the changes pp. 57-66: Tony Hubert
Countervailing duty determinations under united states trade agreements act of 1979 pp. 67-72: Randall K. Anderson
Belgium pp. 73-79: Rudy Maex
Italy pp. 80-82: Claudio Dematte
Austria pp. 83-84: Rudolf Attems
Sweden pp. 85-88: Nils Göran
Spain pp. 89-92: Pedro Nueno

Changing values in post-industrial society and implications for management pp. 4-11: A.L. Latham-Koenig
Should prometheus be bound? The enterprise challenged by the environment pp. 12-18: Philippe de Woot
The firm: Meeting the legitimacy challenge pp. 19-27: Paul Achleitner, Igor Ansoff and Gay Haskins
Industrial innovation in the United States: Industry--University interactions pp. 28-38: Tames D. Bruce
Innovation policy for a small country -- The case of Sweden pp. 39-50: Bengt-Arne Vedin
Evaluation of the objectives of small and medium-sized enterprises pp. 51-65: Christian Marmuse
The prediction of private company failure pp. 66-72: D.H. Briggs and U.A. MacLennan
The stock exchange and the spectre of deflation--Strategy for investment in the 1980s pp. 73-83: Roland Leuschel
A balance sheet approach to bank risk management pp. 84-93: Edward P.M. Gardener
Information note: Co-operation among management development institutions towards a World-wide network pp. 94-96: Jean-François Poncet