| California Management Review 1990 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Accelerating the development of technology-based new products. (Managing Technology) | Business, general | Gupta, Ashok K., Wilemon, David L. |
| After Tiananmen: what is the future for foreign business in China? | Business, general | Simon, Denis Fred |
| Agendas, incubators, and marketing organizations. | Business, general | Cespedes, Frank V. |
| Beyond the charismatic leader: leadership and organizational change. | Business, general | Tushman, Michael L., Nadler, David A. |
| Does venture capital foster the most promising entrepreneurial firms? | Business, general | Amit, Raphael, Muller, Eitan, Glosten, Lawrence R. |
| Employee benefits and the new economy: a proposal for reform. | Business, general | Mitchell, Daniel J.B. |
| Get innovative or get dead. (part one) | Business, general | Peters, Thomas J. |
| Has business 'captured' the California initiative agenda? | Business, general | Thomas, Thomas E. |
| How will the Japanese compete in retail services? | Business, general | Aaker, David A. |
| Innovation, industry specialization, and shareholder wealth. | Business, general | Gartrell, Kenneth |
| Managing high reliability organizations. | Business, general | Roberts, Karlene |
| Managing suppliers: incentive systems in Japanese and United States industry. | Business, general | McMillan, John |
| Participation, productivity, and the firm's environment. | Business, general | Levine, David I. |
| Patterns of strategic choice in emerging firms: positioning for innovation in biotechnology. | Business, general | Vila, Joaquim, Hamilton, William F., Dibner, Mark D. |
| Productivity planning and strategy in retailing. | Business, general | Samiee, Saeed |
| Redundant, overlapping organization: a Japanese approach to managing the innovation process. | Business, general | Nonaka, Ikujiro |
| Regional networks and the resurgence of Silicon Valley. | Business, general | Saxenian, AnnaLee |
| Research to product: a major U.S. challenge. (Managing Technology) | Business, general | Spencer, William J. |
| Silicon Valley and Route 128 won't save us. | Business, general | Kenney, Martin, Florida, Richard |
| Speed and strategic choice: how managers accelerate decision making. | Business, general | Eisenhardt, Kathleen M. |
| Strategic challenges in commercializing biotechnology. | Business, general | Fildes, Robert A. |
| Strategic issues in managing change: the turnaround at BankAmerica Corporation. (Executive Forum) | Business, general | Clausen, A.W.W. |
| Strategies for innovation: an overview. | Business, general | Mowery, David C., Harris, Robert G. |
| The Bridgestone/Firestone story. | Business, general | Nevin, John J. |
| The chief technology officer. | Business, general | Adler, Paul S., Ferdows, Kasra |
| The future of the computer industry. (Executive Forum) | Business, general | Grove, Andrew S. |
| The international competitiveness of Japanese service industries: a cause for concern? | Business, general | Enderwick, Peter |
| The neglect of engineering design. (Managing Technology) | Business, general | Dixon, John R., Duffey. Michael R. |
| Transferring core manufacturing technologies in high-technology firms. | Business, general | Galbraith, Craig S. |
| Transition shock: can the East get there from here. (Eastern Europe and USSR) | Business, general | Mills, D. Quinn, Rosefielde, Steven |
| U.S. quality improvement in the auto industry: close but no cigar. | Business, general | Cole, Robert E. |
| What we know about the strategic management of technology. | Business, general | Pavitt, Keith |
| Why the Japanese don't export more pharmaceuticals: health policy as industrial policy. | Business, general | Reich, Michael R. |
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