| California Management Review 1997 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Achieving success in information systems outsourcing. | Business, general | Saunders, Carol, Gebelt, Mary, Hu, Qing |
| A Silicon Valley of the East: creating Taiwan's semiconductor industry. | Business, general | Matthews, John A. |
| Business and international environmental treaties: ozone depletion and climate change. | Business, general | Levy, David L. |
| Conflict and strategic choice: how top management teams disagree. | Business, general | Eisenhardt, Kathleen M., Bourgeois, L.J., III, Kahwajy, Jean L. |
| Contingent workers in high risk environments. | Business, general | Rousseau, Denise M., Libuser, Carolyn |
| Creating lean suppliers: diffusing lean production throughout the supply chain. | Business, general | Helper, Susan, MacDuffie, John Paul |
| Creativity as investment.(Creativity in Management) | Business, general | Sternberg, Robert J., O'Hara, Linda A., Lubart, Todd I. |
| Creativity doesn't require isolation: why product designers bring visitors "backstage."(Creativity in Management) | Business, general | Sutton, Robert I., Kelly, Thomas A. |
| Developing skills and pay through career ladders: lessons from Japanese and U.S. companies. | Business, general | Brown, Clair, Reich, Michael |
| Enhancing creativity: managing work contexts for the high potential employee.(Creativity in Management) | Business, general | Oldham, Greg R., Cummings, Anne |
| Enterprise logistics in the information era. | Business, general | Greis, Noel P., Kasarda, John D. |
| Green schemes: corporate environmental strategies and their implementation. | Business, general | Marcus, Alfred, Rothenberg, Sandra, Maxwell, James, Briscoe, Forrest |
| Has globalization gone too far? | Business, general | Rodrik, Dani |
| Integrated strategy, trade policy, and global competition. | Business, general | Baron, David P. |
| Integrating business and medical values in health benefits management.(Managing Human Resources) | Business, general | Moskowitz, Ellen H., Nassef, David T. |
| Lawyers abroad: the internalization of legal practice. | Business, general | Spar, Debora L. |
| Managing innovation: when less is more.(Creativity in Management) | Business, general | Nemeth, Charlan Jeanne |
| Managing intellectual capital: licensing and cross-licensing in semiconductors and electronics. | Business, general | Teece, David J., Grindley, Peter C. |
| Motivating creativity in organizations: on doing what you love and loving what you do.(Creativity in Management) | Business, general | Amabile, Teresa M. |
| Multi-technology corporations; why they have "distributed" rather than "distributed core" competencies. | Business, general | Granstrand, Ove, Pavitt, Keith, Patel, Pari |
| Reinventing workplace regulation. | Business, general | Levine, David I. |
| Risk mitigation in large-scale systems: lessons from high reliability organizations. | Business, general | Grabowski, Martha, Roberts, Karlene |
| The dynamics of Samsung's technological learning in semiconductors. | Business, general | Kim, Linsu |
| The many faces of multi-firm alliances: lessons for managers. | Business, general | Hwang, Peter, Burgers, Willem P. |
| The myth of the generic manager: new personal competencies for new management roles.(Managing Human Resources) | Business, general | Ghoshal, Sumantra, Bartlett, Christopher A. |
| The new task of R&D management: creating goal-directed communities for innovation. | Business, general | Judge, William Q., Fryxell, Gerald E., Dooley, Robert S. |
| The trickle-down effect: policy decisions, risky work, and the Challenger tragedy. | Business, general | Vaughan, Diane |
| When work becomes home and home becomes work. | Business, general | Hochschild, Arlie Russell |
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