ERIM Report Series Research in Management

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104: Employee Perceptions of HRM and TQM and the Effects on Satisfaction and INtention to Leave

Paul Boselie and Ton van der Wiele

103: Aggregation Methods in International Comparisons

Bert Balk

102: Probabilistic and Statistical Fuzzy Set Foundations of Competitive Exception Learning

Jan van den Berg, Willem-Max van den Bergh and Uzay Kaymak

101: A dynamic approach to vehicle scheduling

Dennis Huisman, Richard Freling and Albert Wagelmans

100: An Equilibrium-Correction Model for Dynamic Network Data

David Dekker, Philip Hans Franses and David Krackhardt

99: The Algorithmic Complexity of Modular Decomposition

Cor Bioch

98: On the Emergence of Growers' Associations

George Hendrikse and Jos Bijman

97: Empirical Evidence for the Relation between Customer Satisfaction and Business Performance

Ton van der Wiele, Paul Boselie and M. Hesselink

96: Changing Perceptions and Changing Behavior in Customer Relationships

Peter Verhoef, Philip Hans Franses and Bas Donkers

95: Effective algorithms for integrated scheduling of handling equipment at automated container terminals

P.J.M. Meersmans and Albert Wagelmans

94: How and Why Decision Models Influence Marketing Resource Allocations

Gary Lilien, Arvind Rangaswamy, Katrin Starke and Gerrit van Bruggen

93: Networks in Entrepreneurship

Tom Elfring and Willem Hulsink

92: Buying High Tech Products

Stefan Wuyts, Stefan Stremersch and Philip Hans Franses

91: Unpredictable After All? A short note on exchange rate predictability

Gerard Moerman

90: Nonparametric Efficiency Estimation in Stochastic Environments (II)

Laurens Cherchye and Thierry Post

89: Econometric Analysis of the Market Share Attraction Model

Dennis Fok, Philip Hans Franses and Richard Paap

88: Testing for Productive Efficiency with Errors-in-Variables: with an application to the Dutch electricity sesctor

Timo Kuosmanen and Thierry Post

87: The Effectiveness of Different Mechanisms for Integrating Marketing and R&D

Mark Leenders and Berend Wierenga

86: Intra-Firm Adoption Decisions

Yvonne van Everdingen and Berend Wierenga

85: Weighted Constraints in Fuzzy Optimization

Uzay Kaymak and J.M. Sousa

84: Under Construction (Identities, Communities and Visual Overkill)

Slawomir Magala

83: Neural Networks for Target Selection in Direct Marketing

Rob Potharst, Uzay Kaymak and Wim Pijls

82: An Inventory Model with Dependent Product Demands and Returns

Erwin van der Laan and G.P. Kiesmueller

81: The Dutch Banking Chipcard Game

Henk de Vries and George Hendrikse

80: Setting Up a Business in the Netherlands

Marco van Gelderen, Niels Bosma and Roy Thurik

79: Modeling Consideration Sets and Brand Choice Using Artificial Neural Networks

Björn Vroomen, Philip Hans Franses and J.E.M. van Nierop

78: Customs-Related Transaction Costs, Firm Size and International Trade Intensity

Ernst Verwaal and Bas Donkers

77: Firm Size and Export Intensity

Ernst Verwaal and Bas Donkers

76: Bankruptcy Prediction with Rough Sets

Cor Bioch and Viara Popova

75: Institutional Change and Firm Adaptation

Michael Carney and Eric Gedajlovic

74: Organisational Path-Dependence and Institutional Environment

Michael Carney and Eric Gedajlovic

73: Ownership Structure, Investment Behavior and Firm Performance in Japanese Manufacturing Industries

Eric Gedajlovic, T. Yoshikawa and M. Hashimoto

72: Non-Parametric Tests for Firm Efficiency in Case of Errors-in-Variables

Timo Kuosmanen and Thierry Post

71: The Emergence of a Private Business Sector in China

Barbara Krug and Hans Hendrischke

70: Modeling Potentially Time-Varying Effects of Promotions on Sales

Philip Hans Franses, Richard Paap and Ph.A. Sijthoff

69: Contingent Employment in the Netherlands

F. Pot, Bas Koene and Jaap Paauwe

68: Employee Perception on Commitment Oriented Work Systems

Paul Boselie, M. Hesselink, Jaap Paauwe and Ton van der Wiele

67: Predicting Customer Potential Value: an application in the insurance industry

Peter Verhoef and Bas Donkers

66: Learning by Experience in the Project-Bases Organization

Rodney Turner, Anne Keegan and L. Crawford

65: The Management of Innovation in Project Based Firms

Anne Keegan and Rodney Turner

64: Quantity versus Quality in Project Based Learning Practices

Anne Keegan and Rodney Turner

63: Crew Scheduling for Netherlands Railways: "destination: customer"

Leo Kroon and Matteo Fischetti

62: Possible Futures for the HR Function in Different Market Situations

Roger Williams, Jaap Paauwe and Anne Keegan

61: Mining frequent intemsets in memory-resident databases

Wim Pijls and Cor Bioch

60: Sensemaking from Actions

Johan van Rekom, Cees van Riel and Berend Wierenga

59: The Interdependence Between Political and Economic Entrepreneurship

Barbara Krug

58: The Mediating Effect of NPD-Activities and NPD-Performance on the Relationship between Market Orientation and Organizational Performance

Fred Langerak, Erik Jan Hultink and H.R.S. Robben

57: Extended Fuzzy Clustering Algorithms

Uzay Kaymak and M. Setnes

56: Generalizing Refinement Operators to Learn Prenex Conjunctive Normal Forms

Shan-Hwei Nienhuys-Cheng, W. van Laer, Jandry Ramon and L. de Raedt

55: Fuzzy Modeling of Client Preference in Data-Rich Marketing Environments

M. Setnes and Uzay Kaymak