California Management Review 1985 - Abstracts

California Management Review 1985
TitleSubjectAuthors
Adjusting to a strong $: lessons from the European experience.Business, generalGrant, Robert M.
American and Chinese managers in U.S. companies in Taiwan: a comparison.Business, generalChang, Samuel K.C.
Are the expectations of women managers being met?Business, generalBoeker, Warren, Blair, Rebecca, Roberts, Karlene
Assessing the Nestle boycott: corporate accountability and human rights.Business, generalPost, James E.
Business schools and their critics.Business, generalCheit, Earl F.
Capital financing strategies of the Japanese semiconductor industry.Business, generalRappa, Michael I.
Commercial aircraft: cooperation and competition between the U.S. and Japan.Business, generalMowery, David C., Rosenberg, Nathan
Corporate grassroots programs in the 1980s.Business, generalKeim, Gerry
Counter evidence on managements' investment myopia.Business, generalLogue, Dennis E.
Creating jobs through pension fund investments in real estate: innovations from California.Business, generalBlakely, Edward J., Lynch, James, Skudrna, Kenneth
Creating political advantage: the rise of corporate political entrepreneurs.Business, generalYoffie, David B., Bergenstein, Sigrid
East Asian financial systems as a challenge to economics: lessons from Taiwan.Business, generalWade, Robert
Employee practices at the best managed companies.Business, generalO'Toole, James
Entrepreneurial strategies.Business, generalDrucker, Peter F.
Evaluating merger performance.Business, generalMichael, Allen, Shaked, Israel
Global competition: the new reality.Business, generalYoung, John A.
High technology exports from newly industrializing countries: the Brazilian commuter aircraft industry.Business, generalSarathy, Ravi
High-technology location and development: the case of Orange County. (Orange County, California)Business, generalGalbraith, Craig S.
Labor relations in China.Business, generalNelson, James A., Reeder, John A.
Lessons from the best companies to work for.Business, generalMoskowitz, Milton
Lessons from the Chrysler bailout.Business, generalReich, Robert, Donahue, John D.
Managing by walking around.Business, generalPeters, Thomas J., Austin, Nancy
Marketing and the modernization of China.Business, generalHolton, Richard H.
Market positioning in high technology.Business, generalMcKenna, Regis
Organizational demography: implications for management.Business, generalPfeffer, Jeffrey
Putting technology into strategic planning.Business, generalFrohman, Alan J.
Reconciling management research and practice.Business, generalLa Force, J. Clayburn, Novelli, Rebecca J.
Restoring the competitive edge in U.S. manufacturing.Business, generalWheelwright, Steven C.
Sanctions, incentives, and corporate behavior.Business, generalJones, Peter T.
Tax reform and real estate.Business, generalQuigley, John M., Maisel, Sherman J.
The American semiconductor industry and the ascendancy of East Asia.Business, generalDavis, Warren E., Hatane, Daryl G.
The ethics of hardball. (business ethics)Business, generalBarach, Jeffrey A.
The future of business education.Business, generalMiles, Raymond E.
The impact of the regulatory life cycle on corporate political strategy.Business, generalUllmann, Areih A.
The industrial foundations of Japanese industrial policy.Business, generalJohnson, Chalmers
The limits of business self-regulation.Business, generalMaitland, Ian
The management practices of Japanese subsidiaries overseas.Business, generalNegandhi, Anant R., Eshghi, Golpira S., Yuen, Edith C.
The paradox of "corporate culture": reconciling our selves to socialization.Business, generalPascale, Richard
Understanding the cultural environment: U.S.-U.S.S.R. trade negotiations.Business, generalBeliaev, Edward, Mullen, Thomas, Punnett, Betty Jane
U.S. joint ventures in China: motivation and management of political risk.Business, generalDaniels, John D., Krug, Jeffrey, Nigh, Douglas
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