International Journal of Management and Decision Making

2000 - 2025

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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 â€“ 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

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

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

Organisational learning: a personal view pp. 2-7: Russ Vince
Technological racing under public guidance pp. 8-15: Hans W. Gottinger
Key issues in using information systems for strategic marketing decisions pp. 16-34: Shuliang Li, Barry J. Davies
Cognition, capabilities and cooperation pp. 35-47: Brian J. Loasby
Perceptions of bullying in organisations pp. 48-64: Duncan Lewis
The interface between ethics, decision making and risk assessment in management decision making in matters of life and death: the Challenger launch decision as a case study pp. 65-84: Robert E. Allinson
Prisoner of war camps: memories of a remarkable evening pp. 85-87: Owen L Wade

The logic of a command methodology: decision conferencing reconceptualised pp. 2-13: John de Reuck, Olive Schmidenberg and Des Klass
"Who steals my purse steals trash...": reputation as a factor in establishing the value of non-executive directors and members of audit committees pp. 14-27: Michael Page, Laura F. Spira
Strategic warning: powerful buyers can seriously damage organisational health pp. 28-43: Marie McHugh, Chris Brotherton
Chaos in Korea: discerning opportunities pp. 44-67: David McHardy Reid
Japanese telecommunications and NTT Corporation: a case in deregulation pp. 68-102: Hans W. Gottinger, Makoto Takashima
Examining the competing values framework in a higher educational context: implications of a Hong Kong study pp. 103-119: James S. Pounder
A sociocultural-historical view of "knowledge": management understandings and applications pp. 120-128: Michael W. Small, Laurence Dickie