Journal of General Management 1986 - Abstracts

Journal of General Management 1986
TitleSubjectAuthors
Becoming a metapreneur. (transformational leadership as the role of corporate managers)Business, generalLessem, Ronnie
Business and social progress: what role for managers?Business, generalHarvey, Brian
Business behavior and public co-operation: a structural perspective.Business, generalBoswell, Jonathan S.
Business success and social progress: the inner kingdom.Business, generalEdwards, John
Experiences with office automation: some lessons and recommendations.Business, generalHirschheim, Rudy A., Feeny, David F.
Foresight in forecasting: the case of petrochemicals. (computerized modeling and economic forecasting in the petrochemical industries)Business, generalKerr, William A., Kendon, Richard P., Cullen, Susan E.
Improving industry's image.Business, generalMacMillan, Keith
Industrial relations in Norway: past, present and future. (from a paper originally presented at the EISAM Workshop on Industrial Relations, Brussels, November 5-6, 1984)Business, generalJohnsen, Paul, Joynt, Pat
Informational market efficiency: some implications for economic and business policy decisions.Business, generalPeel, David A., Morris, Richard C., Pope, Peter F.
In search of competence. (attempting to identify that skills that make a good manager)Business, generalMangham, Iain L.
Issues management: integrating value audits in strategy formulation. (organizational value systems for companies involved in projects that are of social importance)Business, generalUllmann, Arieh A.
Leadership style at the policy level.Business, generalKelly, J., Ibrahim, A.B.
Managerial activity theory and the education of general managers.Business, generalAshton, David
Managerial strategies and 'styles' in industrial relations: a comparative analysis.Business, generalPoole, Michael
Manpower matters: overcoming professional skill shortages.Business, generalMarsden, Lucy
Manpower matters: trade union ballots.Business, generalRothwell, Sheila
Manpower matters: welfare and working conditions. (the need among industrialized nations to focus on the basics of good working conditions and workable welfare systems)Business, generalRothwell, Sheila
Manpower matters: women's career developments. (column)Business, generalRothwell, Sheila
Marketing strategy in corporate context.Business, generalDriver, John, Foxall, Gordon
Strategy: an introduction.Business, generalMacMillan, Kevin
Strategy: corporate leadership.Business, generalLife, E. Andrew
Strategy: portfolio analysis.Business, generalMacMillan, Keith
The experience of German and Japanese subsidiaries in Britain.Business, generalSawers, David
The impact of industrial robots on working life in Japan.Business, generalOkubayashi, Koji
The industrial bureaucrat.Business, generalAllison, Christopher W.
The interface of strategic and marketing plans.Business, generalGreenley, Gordon E.
What can we really learn from Japanese management?Business, generalFukuda, K. John
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