International Studies of Management & Organization
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Volume 33, issue 4, 2003
- Preface pp. 3-7

- Nicola Marziliano and João Amaro de Matos
- Organizational Learning in Industrial Research: Innovative Productivity vs. Emergence of Technological Programs pp. 8-33

- Jukka-Pekka Salmenkaita
- The Interorganizational Virtual Organization: Defining a Weberian Ideal pp. 34-64

- Eva C. Kasper-Fuehrer and Neal M. Ashkanasy
- The Manager as Change Agent: Communication Channels, Timing of Information, and Attitude Change pp. 65-93

- Luis Almeida Costa, João Amaro de Matos and Miguel Pina E Cunha
- Minimal Network: A Contribution to the Understanding of Control in Trust-Based Organizations pp. 94-120

- Miguel Pina E Cunha, Ken Kamoche, Nicola Marziliano and Vieira Da Cunha
- Author Index to International Studies of Management & Organization, Volume 33 (Spring 2003-Winter 2003-4) pp. 121-122

- The Editors
Volume 33, issue 3, 2003
- Preface: Networks, Social Capital, and Trust: A Multidisciplinary Perspective on Interorganizational Relationships (Part II) pp. 3-6

- The Editors
- Studying Trust in Virtual Organizations pp. 7-27

- Christoph Clases, Reinhard Bachmann and Theo Wehner
- Cycles of Identity Formation in Interorganizational Collaborations pp. 28-52

- Nic Beech and Chris Huxham
- A Game-Theoretic Framework of Trust pp. 53-71

- Arjen van Witteloostuijn
Volume 33, issue 2, 2003
- Networks, Social Capital, and Trust: A Multidisciplinary Perspective on Interorganizational Relationships (Part I) pp. 3-6

- The Editors
- The Coordination of Relations Across Organizational Boundaries pp. 7-21

- Reinhard Bachmann
- Economic, Social, and Symbolic Capital: New Aspects for the Development of a Sociological Theory of the Market pp. 22-48

- Hans-Joachim Gergs
- Alliance Group Formation Enabling and Constraining Effects of Embeddedness and Social Capital in Strategic Technology Alliance Networks pp. 49-68

- Geert Duysters and Charmianne Lemmens
- Knowledge, Trust, and Control: Managing Tensions and Contradictions in a Regional Network of Service Firms pp. 69-100

- Jörg Sydow, Arnold Windeler, Jörg Sydow and Arnold Windeler
Volume 33, issue 1, 2003
- Improvisation in Organizations pp. 3-9

- The Editors
- The Relational Structure of Improvisation - A Case Illustration from Corporate Video Production pp. 10-33

- Ashly Pinnington, Timothy Morris and Claire Pinnington
- Organizational Improvisation and Leadership - A Field Study in Two Computer-Mediated Settings pp. 34-57

- Miguel Pina E. Cunha, Ken Kamoche and Rita Campos E. Cunha
- Mind the Gap Between Processes and Practice! - The Role of Improvisation in the Implementation of Information Technology pp. 58-85

- Manuela Faia- Correia
- The Difficulties of Improvising in a Crisis Situation - A Case Study pp. 86-115

- Christophe Roux- Dufort and Bénédicte Vidaillet
Volume 32, issue 4, 2002
- Management Consultancy: Issues, Perspectives, and Agendas pp. 3-18

- The Editors
- Strategy Consulting at the Crossroads: Technical Change and Shifting Market Conditions for Top-Level Advice pp. 19-42

- Thomas Armbrüster and Matthias Kipping
- Management Consultants - Friend or Foe? Understanding the Ambiguous Client-Consultant Relationship pp. 43-66

- Andreas Werr and Alexander Styhre
- The Agent's Agent: Power, Knowledge, and Uncertainty in Management Consultancy pp. 67-86

- Robin Fincham
- The Role of Intermediary Groups in Shaping Management Fashion: The Case of Knowledge Management pp. 87-103

- Harry Scarbrough
- Between Professional Dedication and Corporate Design: Exploring Forms of New Concept Development in Consultancies pp. 104-122

- Stefan Heusinkveld and Jos Benders
- Author Index to International Studies of Management & Organization, Volume 32 (Spring 2002 to Winter 2002-3) pp. 123-124

- The Editors
Volume 32, issue 3, 2002
- Corporate Identity: Crossing the Rubicon pp. 3-9

- The Editors
- Of Identities Lost and Found pp. 10-27

- John M. T. Balmer
- Employee Identification with the Corporate Identity - Issues and Implications pp. 28-44

- Helen Stuart
- The Technologies of Corporate Identity pp. 45-64

- Judy Motion and Shirley Leitch
- An Examination of Issues That Complicate the Concept of Reputation in Business Studies pp. 65-81

- Dennis B. Bromley
Volume 32, issue 2, 2002
- Professional Work and Management pp. 3-24

- The Editors
- Twentieth-Century Quadrilles Aristocracy,Owners, Managers, and Professionals pp. 25-50

- Gibson Burrell
- Making Sense in Practice Doctors at Work pp. 51-69

- Kim Sutherland and Sandra Dawson
- The Return of the Machine Bureaucracy? - Management Control in the Work Settings of Professionals pp. 70-92

- Dan Kärreman, Stefan Sveningsson and Mats Alvesson
- Professions and Professionalism - Should We Jump Off the Bandwagon, Better to Study Where It Is Going? pp. 93-105

- Tony Watson
Volume 32, issue 1, 2002
- Modeling Multinationals from Small, Open Economies pp. 3-15

- Elizabeth Maitland and Stephen Nicholas
- Evolving Strands of Research on Firm Internationalization: An Australian-Nordic Perspective pp. 16-35

- Peter W. Liesch, Lawrence S. Welch, Denice Welch, Sara L. McGaughey, Bent Petersen and Peter Lamb
- Psychic Distance and Internationalization: Evidence from Hong Kong Firms pp. 36-56

- John Child, Sek Hong Ng and Christine Wong
- Multinational Enterprises from Small Economies: Internationalization Patterns of Large Companies from Denmark, Finland, and Norway pp. 57-78

- Gabriel Benito, Jorma Larimo, Rajneesh Narula and Torben Pedersen
- Internationalization of Australian Firms in Asia pp. 79-108

- Elizabeth Maitland and Stephen Nicholas
- Australia's Emergent Multinationals: The Legacy of Having a Natural-Resource Intensive, Small, and Closed Economy as Home pp. 109-135

- David T. Merrett
Volume 31, issue 4, 2001
- Preface pp. 3-13

- Mark Lorenzen
- Ties, Trust, and Trade pp. 14-34

- Mark Lorenzen
- Clusters, Social Fields, and Capabilities pp. 35-55

- Arnt Fløysand and Stig-Erik Jakobsen
- Organizational Proximity and Institutional Learning pp. 56-72

- Kevin Heanue and David Jacobson
- Transportation and Coordination in Clusters pp. 73-88

- Leif Gjesing Hansen
- Investing in Social Capital pp. 89-108

- Anders Melander and Mattias Nordqvist
- Author Index to International Studies of Management & Organization, Volume 31 (Spring 2001–Winter 2001/2002) pp. 109-111

- The Editors
Volume 31, issue 3, 2001
- Preface pp. 3-4

- David Grant, Tom Keenoy and Cliff Oswick
- Organizational Discourse pp. 5-24

- David Grant, Tom Keenoy and Cliff Oswick
- Researching Organizational Discourse pp. 25-47

- Cynthia Hardy
- My Brilliant Career? pp. 48-68

- Laurie Cohen and Mary Mallon
- Decision-Making in Meetings as Talk-in-Interaction pp. 69-90

- Marjan Huisman
- Dissolving Organization Theory? pp. 91-112

- Neil Washbourne and Willemijn Dicke
- Seeing Without Being Seen pp. 113-135

- Claus Jacobs and Loizos Heracleous
Volume 31, issue 2, 2001
- Preface pp. 3-8

- Ed Clark, Rainhart Lang and Károly Balaton
- Myths in Transformation Processes pp. 9-27

- Elke Weik
- The Role and Relevance of Management Cultures in the Organizational Transformation Process pp. 28-47

- Karin Breu
- The Construction of Czech Managers’ Careers pp. 48-64

- Anna Soulsby
- The Role of Slack in Transforming Organizations pp. 65-83

- Neil Thomson and Carla C.J.M. Millar
- Sense Forcing through Political Ideology in a Franco-Vietnamese Alliance pp. 84-100

- Bertrand Venard
Volume 31, issue 1, 2001
- Preface pp. 3-6

- Jan Van Den Ende, Nachoem Wijnberg and Harry Commandeur
- How Well-Established Firms Prepare for the New Economy pp. 7-29

- Martin W. Wielemaker, Tom Elfring and Henk W. Volberda
- The Organization of Innovation in the Presence of Networks and Bandwagons in the New Economy pp. 30-45

- Jan Van Den Ende and Nachoem Wunberg
- Improving Performance of Product Development Teams through Managing Polarity pp. 46-63

- Jo M. L. van Engelen, Derk Jan Kiewiet and Pieter Terlouw
- An Exploratory Study of Recent Trends in the Diversification of Dutch Publishing Companies in the Multimedia and Information Industries pp. 64-86

- Hans van Kranenburg, Myriam Cloodt and John Hagedoorn
- Late Entrant Strategies in Technological Ecologies pp. 87-105

- Paul Windrum
- The Dutch Banking Chipcard Game pp. 106-125

- Henk J. de Vries and George W. J. Hendrikse
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