Scandinavian Journal of Management

Volume 4 - 37

Current editor(s): Janne Tienari

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Reflections on conducting processual research on management and organizations pp. 331-335: Arja Ropo, Päivi Eriksson and James G. Hunt
What is a processual analysis? pp. 337-348: Andrew M. Pettigrew
A classification system for understanding individual differences in temporal orientation among processual researchers and organizational informants pp. 349-366: Dale B. Tuttle
"Going to market": Changing patterns in the organisation and character of process research pp. 367-387: Ewan Ferlie and Terry McNulty
In at the deep end: Conducting processual research on organisational change pp. 389-405: Patrick Dawson
Promoting research access and informant rapport in corporate settings: Notes from research on a crisis company pp. 407-418: Juha Laurila
From inductive to iterative grounded theory: Zipping the gap between process theory and process data pp. 419-438: James Douglas Orton
Towards developing a methodology for doing qualitative research: The dynamic-comparative case study method pp. 439-455: Susan J. Fox-Wolfgramm
Literary analysis as a metaphor in processual research: A story of technological change pp. 457-471: Jaana Woiceshyn
Bridging the transatlantic publishing gap: How North American reviewers evaluate European idiographic research pp. 473-492: Lars Bengtsson, Ulf Elg and Jan-Inge Lind
Reflections on processual research pp. 493-503: C. R. Hinings

A multidimensional model for the disclosure policy of a firm pp. 229-249: Antti J. Kanto and Hannu Schadewitz
Does the CEO matter? An empirical study of small Swedish firms operating in turbulent environments pp. 251-270: Mats Westerberg, Jagdip Singh and Einar Häckner
The many faces of trust pp. 271-286: Kirsimarja Blomqvist
Economic foundations for an entrepreneurial marketing concept pp. 287-305: Henrik Johannsen Duus
The standardization of organizational forms as a cropping-up process pp. 307-320: Nils Brunsson

The generalized association between financial statements and security characteristics pp. 121-136: Timo Salmi, Ilkka Virtanen and Paavo Yli-Olli
The influence of corporate governance, industry and country factors on environmental reporting pp. 137-157: Minna Halme and Morten Huse
The effects of personal ties and reciprocity on the performance of small firms in horizontal strategic alliances pp. 159-173: Ying Hu and Tor Korneliussen
Financial intermediation through markets and organizations: An information-boundary argument for financial organizations pp. 175-189: Sven-Olof Collin
Accounting, the hidden collage? Accounting in the dialogues between a city and its financial institutions pp. 191-207: Frode Mellemvik
Work experiences and career and job satisfaction among professional and managerial women in Norway pp. 209-218: Astrid M. Richardsen, Aslaug Mikkelsen and Ronald J. Burke

Editorial: accounting in a Scandinavian research context pp. 1-3: Kjell Grønhaug, Frode Mellemvik and Olov Olson
Marginalizing the customer: Customer orientation, quality and accounting performance pp. 5-18: Jan Mouritsen
Housekeeping? Yes, but which house? Meaning and accounting context -- A case study pp. 19-38: Rolf Solli and Sten Jönsson
Management, accounting and cognition pp. 39-49: Tor Busch
On the limits to management control pp. 51-64: John Skå
Ex-post accounting in incremental budgeting: A study of norwegian municipalities pp. 65-75: Rignor H. Olsen
Hierarchy and complementarity -- Joint predictors of group effectiveness? pp. 77-93: Inger Johanne Pettersen
Norsk Hydro's communication to international capital markets: A blend of accounting principles pp. 95-112: Norvald Monsen and Wanda A. Wallace

Business communities in the European confectionery sector: A U.K.-Finland comparison pp. 359-387: Päivi Eriksson, Carolyn Fowler, Richard Whipp and Keijo Räsänen
Leadership ideologies among European managers: A comparative survey in a multinational company pp. 389-409: Vesa Suutari
Silent accounting harmonisation: Towards the presentation of cash flow models in the local government and business fields in Norway pp. 411-423: Norvald Monsen and Olov Olson
The Vikings versus the world: An examination of Nordic business research pp. 425-436: Lars Engwall
Strategic interactions in DRAM and RISC technology: A network approach pp. 437-461: Geert Duysters and Wim Vanhaverbeke

Ecology as a challenge for management research pp. 223-231: Tommy Andersson and Rolf Wolff
Capital budgeting for the unexpected pp. 233-241: Olof Zaring
Green new world: A corporate environmental business perspective pp. 243-254: John Ulhøi, H. Madsen and S. Hildebrandt
Legislation-induced bubble markets: Driving forces of air pollution control technology in the field of waste incineration pp. 255-273: Peter Dobers
Ecologically friendly buying -- Theoretical implications of a phenomenological perspective pp. 275-289: Cecilia Solér
Wasteful food consumption: Trends in food and packaging waste pp. 291-304: John Thøgersen
Market pull or legislative push: A framework for strategic ecological reorientation pp. 305-315: Rikard Larsson, Heléne Olsson-Tjärnemo, Ann-Charlotte Plogner and Susanne Östlund
The actor view of nature and strategic change pp. 317-332: Åke Gabrielsson and Margareta Paulsson
Market effects of an "environmental" beverage package tax pp. 333-345: Richard Sjolander
Regional development and environmental management: New opportunities for cooperation pp. 347-357: Richard Welford

Assessing and comparing the innovativeness and creative climate of firms pp. 109-121: M. Zain Mohamed and Tudor Rickards
Building a truly global organization? ABB and the problems of integrating a multi-domestic enterprise pp. 123-137: Christian Berggren
Market orientation in United States and Scandinavian companies. A cross-cultural study pp. 139-157: Fred Selnes, Bernard J. Jaworski and Ajay K. Kohli
Break-even analysis with nonlinear revenue functions: A note pp. 159-163: Carl J. Norström
Strategy, structure and market turbulence: The international oil majors, 1970-1991 pp. 165-188: Robert M. Grant and Renato Cibin
Opportunism, organizational economics and the network approach pp. 189-205: Nicolai Foss and Carsten A. Koch

Writing, rationality and organization: An introduction pp. 1-6: Jannis Kallinikos and Robert Cooper
Predictable worlds: On writing, accountability and other things pp. 7-24: Jannis Kallinikos
Organizing in cyberspace: The virtual link pp. 25-40: Richard Sotto
Writing and the advent of scientific management: The case of time and motion studies pp. 41-55: Luchien Karsten
Writing about AIDS: Framing policy pp. 57-68: David Goss
The written form of planning pp. 69-88: Ioanna Tsivacou
Viral writing: Deconstruction, disorganization and ethnomethodology pp. 89-108: Stephen Fox