International Studies of Management & Organization

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Volume 39, issue 4, 2009

Preface pp. 3-7

George Hendrikse and Josef Windsperger

Allocation of Decision Rights in Fruit and Vegetable Contracts in China pp. 8-30

Yamei Hu and George Hendrikse

Allocation of Authority in Franchise Chains pp. 31-42

Paulo Azevedo

Exploring the Relationship Between Decision and Ownership Rights in Joint Ventures pp. 43-59

Josef Windsperger, Eva Kocsis and Miklos Rosta

Influence Costs in Agribusiness Cooperatives pp. 60-80

Constantine Iliopoulos and George Hendrikse

Facio ut Facias pp. 81-100

Anna Grandori and Marco Furlotti

Author Index to International Studies of Management & Organization, Volume 39 (Spring 2009 to Winter 2009-10) pp. 101-102

The Editors

Volume 39, issue 3, 2009

Preface pp. 3-5

Orly Yehezkel and Ana Shetach

Born to Be Wild? pp. 6-31

Orly Yehezkel and Miri Lerner

Unmasking Integration Challenges pp. 32-52

Tamar Almor, Shlomo Yedidia Tarba and Haim Benjamini

The Role of Compensation Methods in Corporate Entrepreneurship pp. 53-81

Miri Lerner, Israel Azulay and Asher Tishler

The Four-Dimensions Model pp. 82-106

Ana Shetach

Volume 39, issue 2, 2009

Preface pp. 3-6

Reinhard Bachmann and Klaus Nielsen

Social Capital and the Resource-Based View of the Firm pp. 7-32

Andrew M. Chisholm and Klaus Nielsen

Social Capital and the Willingness to Become Self-Employed pp. 33-64

Petra Moog and Uschi Backes-Gellner

A Multilevel Approach to Social Capital pp. 65-89

Sjoerd Beugelsdijk

Volume 39, issue 1, 2009

Preface: Managerial and Organizational Cognition pp. 3-8

Anne Sigismund Huff and Colin Eden

Exploring Semantic Fields pp. 9-33

Anne Wallemacq and Jean-Marie Jacques

Swapping Collective Cognition for Experienced Collectivity in the Strategic-Management Literature pp. 34-49

Phyl Johnson

Organizational Identity and Strategy: An Empirical Study of Organizational Identity's Influence on the Strategy-Making Process pp. 50-69

Annemette L. Kjærgaard

Facilitating Innovation Through Cognitive Mapping of Uncertainty pp. 70-100

Elaine Harris and Robin Woolley

Volume 38, issue 4, 2008

Preface: The Transfer of Management Knowledge to Peripheral Countries pp. 3-16

Matthias Kipping, Lars Engwall and Behlül Üsdiken

The Americanization of the Antimanagerialist Alternative in Israel: How Foreign Experts Retheorized and Disarmed Workers' Participation in Management, 1950-1970 pp. 17-37

Michal Frenkel

Mimicry and Revival: The Transfer and Transformation of Management Knowledge to India, 1959-1990 pp. 38-57

Nidhi Srinivas

Transferring New Public Management to the Periphery: UK International Development Organizations Applying Project Technology to China pp. 58-77

Ron Kerr

Discursive Ambiguity, Professional Networks, and Peripheral Contexts: The Translation of Total Quality Management in Turkey, 1991-2002 pp. 78-99

Mehmet Erçek and Arzu İşeri Say

The Transfer of Management Ideas to a Western "Periphery": The Case of Corporate Social Responsibility in Australia pp. 100-118

Nick Wailes and Grant Michelson

Author Index to International Studies of Management & Organization, Volume 38 (Spring 2008-Winter 2008/9) pp. 119-122

The Editors

Volume 38, issue 3, 2008

Preface: Development Levels of Boards pp. 3-9

Martin Hilb

Fraudulent Financial Reporting Detection: Key Ratios Plus Corporate Governance Factors pp. 10-42

Hugh Grove and Elisabetta Basilico

Risk Management and Board Effectiveness pp. 43-70

Coral Ingley and Nick van der Walt

Trust, Firm Life Cycle, and Actual Board Behavior: Evidence from "One of the Lads" in the Board of Three Small Firms pp. 71-97

Morten Huse and Alessandro Zattoni

Board Capability; An Interactions Perspective on Boards of Directors and Firm Performance pp. 98-116

Mark Macus

Volume 38, issue 2, 2008

Preface: Trends and Fashions in Management Studies pp. 3-4

Barbara Czarniawska and Fabrizio Panozzo

Fashion Setting in Quality Management and Continuous Improvement pp. 5-24

Natcha Thawesaengskulthai and James Tannock

Narrative Accounting: A New Form of Management Accounting? pp. 25-43

Margareta Bjurklo

Brand New Talk: Constructing Fashionability in a Consulting Trend pp. 44-70

Andrew Greenman

Personal Growth and Sensitivity Training as Fashions in Management and Management Research pp. 71-96

Thomas Andersson

Volume 38, issue 1, 2008

Preface: Trends and Fashions in Management Studies pp. 3-12

Barbara Czarniawska and Fabrizio Panozzo

A Curiously British Story: Foucault Goes to Business School pp. 13-29

Chris Carter

Some Effects of Fayolism pp. 30-47

Karin Holmblad Brunsson

From "Management Ideology" to "Management Fashion": A Comparative Analysis of Two Key Concepts in the Sociology of Management Knowledge pp. 48-70

Tamar Parush

Organization and Mimetic Excess: Magic, Critique, and Style pp. 71-91

Carl Rhodes and Alexandra Pitsis

Volume 37, issue 4, 2007

Preface: New Frontiers and Perspectives in Corporate Brand Management: In Search of a Theory pp. 3-19

Avinandan Mukherjee and John M.T. Balmer

A Resource-Based View of the British Monarchy as a Corporate Brand pp. 20-44

John M.T. Balmer

Corporate Brands and Social Brands: Co-Branding GM-Free and UK Supermarkets pp. 45-63

Shirley Leitch and Sally Davenport

Reverse-Market Orientation and Corporate Brand Development pp. 64-83

Chris Lawer and Simon Knox

Corporate Brand Thrust and Financial Performance: An Examination of Strategic Brand Investments pp. 84-107

Lars Ohnemus and Per V. Jenster

Author Index to International Studies of Management & Organization, Volume 37 (Spring 2007-Winter 2007/8) pp. 108-108

The Editors

Volume 37, issue 3, 2007

Preface: Knowledge, International Mobility, and Careers pp. 3-15

Jaime Bonache, Chris Brewster and Vesa Suutari

Predicting Stickiness Factors in the International Transfer of Knowledge Through Expatriates pp. 16-43

Kimmo Riusala and Adam Smale

The Protean Career: Exemplified by First World Foreign Residents in Western Europe? pp. 44-64

Marian Crowley-Henry

Mutual Adjustment Processes in International Teams: Lessons for the Study of Expatriation pp. 65-88

Angelika Zimmermann and Paul Sparrow

Can Expatriation Research Learn from Other Disciplines?: The Case of International Career Habitus pp. 89-107

Wolfgang Mayrhofer, Michael Meyer, Johannes Steyrer and Katharina Langer

Knowledge Sharing Through Expatriate Relationships: A Social Capital Perspective pp. 108-125

Kristiina Mäkelä

Volume 37, issue 2, 2007

Preface: Coopetition Strategy—Toward a New Kind of Inter-Firm Dynamics? pp. 3-10

Giovanni Battista Dagnino

Coopetition: An Introduction to the Subject and an Agenda for Research pp. 11-31

Keith Walley

Untangling the Rise of Coopetition: The Intrusion of Competition in a Cooperative Game Structure pp. 32-52

Giovanna Padula and Giovanni Battista Dagnino

Coopetitive Strategies of Japanese Insurance Firms A Game-Theory Approach pp. 53-69

Mahito Okura

Coopeting to Survive; Surviving Coopetition pp. 70-96

Elena Bonel and Elena Rocco

Coopetition as an Emergent Strategy: Empirical Evidence from an Italian Consortium of Opera Houses pp. 97-126

Marcello M. Mariani

Volume 37, issue 1, 2007

Preface: Organizing Science pp. 3-8

Laurie Cohen and Joanne Duberley

Prometheus Bound: Accounting and the Creation of the New Science Paradigm pp. 9-26

Angathevar Baskaran and Rebecca Boden

New Legitimation Models and the Transformation of the Public Research Organizational Field pp. 27-52

Laura Cruz-Castro and Luis Sanz-Menéndez

From Flexicurity to Flexsecquality?: The Impact of the Fixed-Term Contract Provisions on Employment in Science Research pp. 53-79

Louise Ackers and Liz Oliver

Public- Versus Private-Sector Research and Development: A Comparative Analysis of Two Indian R&D Project Groups pp. 80-102

V. Suchitra Mouly and Jayaram K. Sankaran

Science, Society, Ethics, and Trust: Scientists' Reflections on the Commercialization and Democratization of Science pp. 103-124

Bruce Small and Mary Mallon