International Studies of Management & Organization

1996 - 2025

Current editor(s): Abraham Stefanidis

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Preface pp. 3-11: Irena Grugulis and David Knights
Glossary pp. 12-24: Irena Grugulis and David Knights
Labor Process Theory pp. 25-39: Stephen J. Jaros
Follow the Redbrick Road pp. 40-67: Paul Thompson and Chris Smith
Hanging out the Dirty Washing pp. 68-84: David Knights
Marxist Political Economy, Revolutionary Politics, and Labor Process Theory pp. 85-111: Michael Rowlinson and John Hassard
The Question of Subjectivity and the Labor Process pp. 112-132: Damian O’Doherty and Hugh Willmott
Author Index to International Studies of Management & Organization, Volume 30 (Spring 2000–Winter 2000–2001) pp. 133-134: The Editors

Preface pp. 3-6: Frank Boons and Lars Strannegård
Organizations Coping with Their Natural Environment pp. 7-17: Frank Boons and Lars Strannegård
Trajectories of Greening pp. 18-40: Frank Boons, Leo Baas, Jan Jaap Bouma, Anja De Groene and Kees Le Blansch
The Institutionalization of Environmental Concerns pp. 41-58: Lanni Füssel and Susse Georg
Silent Nature Becomes Normal pp. 59-82: Bino Catasús

Preface pp. 3-9: Julian Birkinshaw and Örjan Sölvell
The Geography of Foreign R&D Within a Host Country pp. 10-43: Tony Frost and Changhui Zhou
Cross-Border Innovation in the Multinational Corporation pp. 44-67: Ivo Zander and Örjan Sölvell
Implementing the Cluster Approach pp. 68-92: Ewen Peters and Neil Hood
Upgrading of Industry Clusters and Foreign Investment pp. 93-113: Julian Birkinshaw
Regional Clusters and Multinational Enterprises pp. 114-138: Michael J. Enright

Preface pp. 3-5: Gabriel Benito
Nordic International Business Research pp. 6-25: Ingmar Björkman and Mats Forsgren
Effect of Variation on Knowledge Accumulation in the Internationalization Process pp. 26-44: Kent Eriksson, Jan Johanson, Anders Majkgård and D. Deo Sharma
Replacing the Foreign Intermediary pp. 45-62: Bent Petersen, Gabriel Benito and Torben Pedersen
The Internationalization of the Firm from an Entrepreneurial Perspective pp. 63-92: Svante Andersson
The Political Behavior of Business Actors pp. 93-117: Amjad Hadjikhani

Preface pp. 3-5: Timothy Clark, David Grant and Marielle Heijltjes
Researching Comparative and International Human Resource Management pp. 6-23: Timothy Clark, David Grant and Marielle Heijltjes
The International Transfer of an Idea Suggestion System pp. 24-44: Jaime Bonache
National Culture and Performance Management in MNC Subsidiaries pp. 45-66: Niklas Lindholm
Employee Representation and Pay in Austria, Germany, and Sweden pp. 67-83: Michael Muller
Similarities and Differences in European Conceptions of Human Resource Management pp. 84-100: Timothy Clark and Derek Pugh
Author Index to International Studies of Management & Organization, Volume 29 (Spring 1999–Winter 1999–2000) pp. 101-102: The Editors

Preface pp. 3-4: John Hassard and Jackie Sheehan
Changes in China’s Industrial Landscape and Their Implications pp. 5-20: Athar Hussain and Chen Jian
Enterprise Reform, Labor–Management Relations, and Human Resource Management in a Multinational Context pp. 21-36: Keith Goodall and Malcolm Warner
Accounting, Accounting Education, and Economic Reform in the People’s Republic of China pp. 37-53: M.W. Luke Chan and Wendy Rotenberg
Enterprise Reform in Post-Deng China pp. 54-83: John Hassard, Jackie Sheehan and Jonathan Morris

Preface pp. 3-8: Nicolai J. Foss
The Challenge of Business Systems and the Challenge to Business Systems pp. 9-24: Nicolai J. Foss
Explaining International Differences in Economic Institutions pp. 25-42: Mark Casson and Sarianna M. Lundan
Business Systems and Corporate Governance pp. 43-59: Torben Pedersen and Steen Thomsen
National Business Systems and National Systems of Innovation pp. 60-77: Bengt-Åke Lundvall
Bringing Social Action and Situated Rationality Back in pp. 78-93: Peter Karnøe and Claus Nygaard
Toward a New Sociology of Business Firms pp. 94-112: Peer Hull Kristensen
Competing Logics and Units of Analysis in the Comparative Study of Economic Organization pp. 113-126: Richard Whitley

Global Competitiveness and National Attractiveness pp. 3-13: Chong Ju Choi
Foreign Investment Strategies and the Attractiveness of Central and Eastern Europe pp. 14-33: Julia G. Djarova
The Greek Shipping Industry pp. 34-52: Costas T. Grammenos and Chong Ju Choi
Science, Technology, and Global Competitive Advantage pp. 53-79: Lakis C. Kaounides
Managing Cross-Border Complementary Knowledge pp. 80-104: Peter J. Buckley and Martin J. Carter