Asia Pacific Business Review

1996 - 2025

Current editor(s): Professor Chris Rowley and Malcolm Warner

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Volume 18, issue 4, 2012

Foreword pp. 449-450

Geert Hofstede

Introduction: setting the scene for leadership in Asia pp. 451-463

Chris Rowley and Dave Ulrich

Confucian foundations to leadership: a study of Chinese business leaders across Greater China and South-East Asia pp. 465-487

Paul McDonald

The leadership philosophy of Han Fei pp. 489-503

Morgen Witzel

Entrepreneurial leadership and context in Chinese firms: a tale of two Chinese private enterprises pp. 505-530

Catherine L. Wang, Ding Ding Tee and Pervaiz K. Ahmed

Leadership and culture in Asia: the case of Malaysia pp. 531-549

Uma Jogulu and Lesley Ferkins

The Japanese global leadership challenge: what it means for the rest of the world pp. 551-566

J. Stewart Black and Allen J. Morrison

Using Chinese managerial values to win the war for talent pp. 567-585

Nandani Lynton and Schon Beechler

Authentic leadership theory development: theorizing on Chinese philosophy pp. 587-605

Haina Zhang, André M. Everett, Graham Elkin and Malcolm H. Cone

The impact of ‘learning’ and ‘leadership’ management styles on organizational outcomes: a study of tyre firms in Thailand pp. 607-630

Jonathan Michie and Vissanu Zumitzavan

The influencing mechanisms of paternalistic leadership in Mainland China pp. 631-648

Min Wu, Xu Huang and Simon C. H. Chan

The effect of cultural modelling on leadership profiling of the Cambodian manager pp. 649-674

Christopher Selvarajah, Denny Meyer and Dy Davuth

Conclusion: lessons learned and insights derived from leadership in Asia pp. 675-681

Chris Rowley and Dave Ulrich

Volume 18, issue 3, 2012

Building human and social capital in Pacific Asia pp. 295-301

Chris Rowley and Gordon Redding

Competitiveness in India and China: the FDI puzzle pp. 303-333

Penelope B. Prime, Vijaya Subrahmanyam and Chen Miao Lin

Can Japan or China replace the US as the monetary anchor for Hong Kong and Macau? pp. 335-354

Chee-Heong Quah

An analysis of the economic integration of China and the European Union: the role of European trade policy pp. 355-372

Ricardo Bustillo and Jose Maiza

Trade in East Asia in ASEAN+3: Structure and dynamics of intermediates and final-goods trading activity by technology pp. 373-389

Louise Curran and Soledad Zignago

Are supply-chain relationships more influenced by buyer-supplier relationships or the business environment of the country itself? Evidence from the ‘China-Australia’ trading relationship pp. 391-405

Ray Collins, Ximing Sun and Chong Guang Li

Contrasting the evolution of corporate governance models: A study of banking in Hong Kong pp. 407-423

Victor Zheng and Tsai-man Ho

Culture, cognition, and managerial leadership pp. 425-439

R. M. Steers, C. J. Sanchez-Runde and L. Nardon

The Asian economy: current state of play and future prospects pp. 441-447

Dilip K. Das

Volume 18, issue 2, 2012

Introduction: Japan at an inflection point pp. 135-147

Mark Metzler

Dreams of economic transformation and the reality of economic crisis in Japan: Keidanren in the era of the ‘bubble’ and the onset of the ‘lost decade,’ from the mid-1980s to the mid-1990s pp. 149-165

W. Miles Fletcher

From developmental state to the ‘New Japan’: the strategic inflection point in Japanese business pp. 167-185

Ulrike Schaede

Fettered by the past in the march forward: ideology as an explanation for today's malaise in Japan pp. 187-202

Peter von Staden

Family and non-family business resilience in an economic downturn pp. 203-223

Bruno Amann and Jacques Jaussaud

Characteristics of R&D expenditures in Japan's pharmaceutical industry pp. 225-240

Sophie Nivoix and Pascal Nguyen

Leadership and performance in Japanese R&D teams pp. 241-258

Jun Ishikawa

The ownership structure of foreign subsidiaries and the effect of institutional distance: a case study of Japanese firms pp. 259-274

Naoki Ando

Epilogue: retrospect and prospects: the significance of the ‘lost decades’ in Japan pp. 275-279

W. Miles Fletcher and Peter W. von Staden

Innovation and change in Japanese management pp. 281-286

Keith Jackson

China strategy: Harnessing the power of the world's fastest-growing economy pp. 286-287

Malcolm Warner

The changing face of Korean management pp. 287-290

Inju Yang

The ACFTU and Chinese industrial relations pp. 290-291

Malcolm Warner

Ancient Chinese thought, modern Chinese power pp. 291-292

Malcolm Warner

The Asian economy: Spearheading the recovery from the global financial crisis pp. 292-294

Malcolm Warner

Volume 18, issue 1, 2012

Development in China: position and nationhood in Asia and the world pp. 1-6

Chris Rowley

How did the Asian economy cope with the global financial crisis and recession? A revaluation and review pp. 7-25

Dilip K. Das

What do Project GLOBE's cultural dimensions reflect? An empirical perspective pp. 27-43

Michael Minkov and Vesselin Blagoev

Impact of the 2007--09 global economic crisis on human resource management among Chinese export-oriented enterprises pp. 45-64

Jie Shen and Brian D'Netto

Leader-member exchange and employee work outcomes in Chinese firms: the mediating role of job satisfaction pp. 65-81

Millissa F.Y. Cheung and Wei-ping Wu

Guanxi and its influence on the judgments of Chinese auditors pp. 83-97

Ying Han Fan, Gordon Woodbine and Glennda Scully

Procedural justice in promotion decisions of managerial staff in Malaysia pp. 99-121

Hooi Lai Wan, Mohamed Sulaiman and Azura Omar

Culture and leadership across the world: the GLOBE book of in-depth studies of 25 societies pp. 123-124

Malcolm Warner

Innovation in Japan: emerging patterns, enduring myths pp. 124-126

Yu-Hsu (Sean) Hsu

Human capital management in Malaysia: local & foreign perspectives pp. 127-128

Chris Rowley

Foreign direct investment in post-crisis Korea: european investors and ‘mismatched globalization’ pp. 128-130

J. E. Hoare

Nothing to envy: real lives in North Korea pp. 130-131

Malcolm Warner

Workers and intellectuals: NGOs, trade unions and the Indonesian labour movement pp. 131-133

Ying Zhu

Trade unions in China: the challenge of labour unrest pp. 133-134

Malcolm Warner