International Journal of Management and Decision Making

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Volume 5, issue 4, 2004

What do we think happened at ABB? Pitfalls in research about firm performance pp. 267-281

Philip M. Rosenzweig

Developing an international corporate tax structure: the tale of a French biotech startup pp. 282-298

Peter Horn

The European Union legislation regarding abuses of market power by firms pp. 299-312

Angeliki Papasava

Web based support for collaborative course design and teaching among university faculties pp. 313-332

Michel R. Klein

Managing trust and learning: an exploratory study pp. 333-347

Bala Chakravarthy and Hee-Jae Cho

Goals, relationships, information and processes in global virtual team performance pp. 348-372

Michael Workman

Question of maintaining innovative activities: proposing a cognitive grid of creativity pp. 373-391

Cecile Ayerbe and Cecile Fonrouge

The next "killer ap" has been here all along: case studies as practical business applications pp. 392-402

William M. Shanahan

Volume 5, issue 2/3, 2004

Resource-based theory and its link to the global strategy, structure, and performance relationship: an integrative framework pp. 99-116

Olivier Furrer, Jeffrey A. Krug, D. Sudharshan and Howard Thomas

Towards a strategic framework for competition in multi-product consumer markets pp. 117-134

Wyn Jenkins

Organisational life cycle stage and strategy: must they match? pp. 135-143

Donald L. Lester

Re-visiting the strategy-performance question: an empirical analysis pp. 144-170

Nicholas O'Regan and Abby Ghobadian

Planning and firm performance: effects of multiple planning activities and technology policy pp. 171-195

Charles B. Shrader, Thomas I. Chacko, Pol Herrmann and Charles Mulford

The longevity of the performance effects of the Miles and Snow strategic archetypes: a ten-year perspective in US banking pp. 196-215

Kenneth J. Hatten, William L. James and David G. Meyer

The banking sector in Southern Africa: a test of the structure–performance hypothesis pp. 216-245

Charles C. Okeahalam

Small-business internationalisation: the relationship between firm resources and export competitive patterns in exporting pp. 246-262

James A. Wolff and Timothy L. Pett

Volume 5, issue 1, 2004

Women entrepreneurs in a transition economy: the case of Vietnam pp. 1-20

William Scheela and Tran Thi Van Hoa

Analysing metaphors used by victims of workplace bullying pp. 21-34

Michael Sheehan, Michelle Barker and Paul McCarthy

We all stand together: using cluster associations to create worldwide presence for SMEs pp. 35-46

Patricia A. Rowe, David Pickernell, Michael J. Christie and Laura G. Putterill

New applications of fuzzy logic in decision support systems pp. 47-58

Kostas Metaxiotis, John E. Psarras and John-Emanuel Samouilidis

Supplier base reduction using data envelopment analysis pp. 59-75

Julio Cesar Neves and Raad Qassim

Economic liberalisation and R&D and innovation responses of Indian public and private sector industries pp. 76-92

Pulak Das

Volume 4, issue 4, 2003

A structural model analysis of the Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award framework pp. 289-311

Soumen Ghosh, Robert B. Handfield, Vijay R. Kannan and Keah Choon Tan

A performance evaluation model for governmental conflict management organisations - a study of labour management departments pp. 312-336

Chyi Shen, Ching-Yuan Huang and Pin-Yu Chu

Constructing decision trees with multiple response variables pp. 337-353

Seong-Jun Kim and Kang Bae Lee

Delegation: implications for Thai managers' job stress and performance pp. 345-366

Steve Bakalis and Therese A. Joiner

Making better use of information: aiming towards "true north" pp. 367-381

Kathryn A.S. Lancaster and William J. Bellows

What is really important for project success? A refined, multivariate, comprehensive analysis pp. 382-404

Dov Dvir, Stanislav Lipovetsky, Aaron J. Shenhar and Asher Tishler

Volume 4, issue 2/3, 2003

Economics, e-commerce and strategy development: resources and rent creation for digital goods providers on the internet pp. 116-132

Susanne Royer, Remco van der Velden

Strategic decision making by e-commerce entrepreneurs pp. 133-142

Stephen Chen

Predicting B2C start-up survival after two years: the wisdom of traditional conceptions pp. 143-160

Roland H. Simons

Information supply on the internet: an analysis of supplier behaviour and consequences for customer decision making pp. 161-177

Mario Rese, Gernot Graefe

How do firms measure their intellectual capital? Defining an empirical model based on firm practices pp. 178-193

Isabelle Guerrero

E-service innovations through corporate entrepreneurship pp. 194-209

Tino Michalski

Cooperation as an instrument of competence management to implement successful e-commerce business models pp. 210-229

Martin Gersch

Sustainability of the new economy: cautionary lessons of "e" fads pp. 230-239

Andrew Griffiths, Damian Hine

Methodology of multi-criteria decision making accounting for uncertainty and some applications pp. 240-271

Vladimir I. Kalika, Galina Rossinsky

The role and importance of motivation in TQM success pp. 272-286

Jaleel Talaq, Pervaiz K. Ahmed

Volume 4, issue 1, 2003

Ethical investment and workplace bullying: consonances and dissonances pp. 11-23

P. McCarthy, M. Sheehan, M. Barker, M. Henderson

Employee accounts of bullying at work pp. 24-34

Andreas P.D. Liefooghe

Bullying and organisational politics in competitive and rapidly changing work environments pp. 35-46

Denise Salin

The black hole in "bullying at work" research pp. 47-64

Charlotte Rayner, Cary L. Cooper

Voices in the social construction of bullying at work: exploring multiple realities in further and higher education pp. 65-81

Duncan Lewis

The rates and relative risks of workplace bullying in Ireland, a country of high economic growth pp. 82-95

Mona O’Moore, Jean Lynch, Niamh Nic Daeid

The escalation of conflict: a case study of bullying at work pp. 96-112

Stig Berge Matthiesen, Elizabeth Aasen, Gisken Holst, Kenneth Wie, Stale Einarsen

Volume 3, issue 3/4, 2002

An inductive model for holographic decision making in industrial workspace design pp. 211-228

Frans M. van Eijnatten, Jimme A. Keizer

Application of aggregate production planning models in developing countries pp. 229-242

A. Gunasekaran, H.B. Marri

A comparative study of accounting standards of financial institutions in GCC countries pp. 243-255

Mostaque Hussain, Mazhar M. Islam, A. Gunasekaran, Kooros Maskooki

Asian telecommunications: market deregulation and competition pp. 256-279

Celia Lopez Umali

The Huckster and the Fox: a fable from the Exhibition Hall pp. 280-290

Jim Blythe

Managing cross-cultural dysfunction in higher education – an exploratory study pp. 291-304

Atsede Woldie, Jim Blythe

Propensity for participative decision making: a cross-cultural investigation pp. 305-318

John A. Parnell

Performance implications of aligning generic strategies with the business environment pp. 319-336

P. Reklitis, P. Trivellas

Assessing subjective influences on managerial decisions pp. 337-352

Andreas G. Nikolopoulos

An R&D management model for MNCs' subsidiaries: an empirical study of European affiliates in Taiwan pp. 353-369

Kuo-Jen Su

On importance assessment and expertise in non-routine decisions: an exploratory study on the cognition of the weighting process of capital goods' attributes pp. 370-398

Hans Heerkens, Beatrice Van der Heijden

Volume 3, issue 2, 2002

Business and a behavioural tradition revisited: a personal view pp. 107-113

A.L. Minkes

A decision support system for assessing alternative projects for the design of a new road network: methodology and application of a case study pp. 114-138

Peter Nijkamp, Francesca Torrieri, Ron Vreeker

General decision assurance principles and procedures for strategic planning pp. 139-150

John de Reuck, Olive Schmidenberg and Des Klass

Adaptive demand-forecasting approach based on principal components time-series: an application of data-mining technique to the detection of market movement pp. 151-164

Toshio Sugihara

Competitive advantage and growth: the challenge for small firms pp. 165-179

Gary A. Packham

Modelling empirical data and decision making with neural networks pp. 180-202

Zoran Vojinovic, Vojislav Kecman, Rainer Seidel

Instant wisdom: a study of decision making in the glare of publicity pp. 203-210

O.L. Wade

Volume 3, issue 1, 2002

The politics of management science: an inaugural lecture pp. 2-18

Peter Armstrong

Evolution of artificial neural networks in business applications: an empirical investigation using a growth model pp. 19-34

M.A. Quaddus, M.S. Khan

The automotive and electronics industries: processes and management of change pp. 35-51

N.C. Clifton, A. Hopkins, P. Jones, D.G. Pickernell

A cross-cultural comparison of problem solving beliefs and behaviours: helping managers understand country differences pp. 52-66

Cheryl Van Deusen, Carolyn B. Mueller, Gordon Jones, Harris Friedman

On evaluation of FDIs: principles, actualities and possibilities pp. 67-82

M.J. Foster

Managing trust and risk in technology collaborations: a study of the fine fragrance industry pp. 83-95

A. Hoecht, P. Trott

Why not teach some marketing theory? pp. 96-105

Gordon Pearson