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California Review Management Journal of the Center for Business Ethics at Bentley University University of California, Berkeley Date

Volume

Spring, 2016

58-3

Digital Data Streams: Creating Value from the Real-Time Flow of Big Data

Article

Spring, 2016

58-3

How to Use Big Data to Drive Your Supply Chain

Spring, 2016

58-3

What Are Your Signature Stories? Frame or Get Framed: The Critical Role of Issue Framing in Nonmarket Management Open Business Models and Closed-Loop Value Chains: Redefining the FirmConsumer Relationship

Author I

Author II

Author III

Federico Pigni

Gabriele Piccoli

Richard Watson

Author IV

Author V

Nada R. Sanders David Aaker

Jennifer L. Aaker

David Bach

Daniel J. Blake

Sebastian Kortmann

Frank Pillar

Spring, 2016

58-3

Spring, 2016

58-3

Spring, 2016

58-3

Addressing Competitive Responses to Acquisitions

David R. King

Svante Schriber

Spring, 2016

58-3

Revolution Foods: Expansion into the CPG Market

Laura Tyson

Jennifer Walske

Winter, 2016

58-2

Financing by and for the Masses: An Introduction to the Special Issue on Crowdfunding

Lee Fleming

Olav Sorenson

Winter, 2016

58-2

What Problems Does Crowdfunding Solve?

Peter Younkin

Keyvan Kashkooli

Winter, 2016

58-2

Crowdfunding in Europe: Determinants of Platform Creation Across Countries

Gary Dushnitsky

Massimiliano Guerini

Winter, 2016

58-2

Democratizing Innovation and Capital Access: The Role of Crowdfunding

Ethan Mollick

Alicia Robb

Winter, 2016

58-2

What Goes Around Comes Around? Rewards as Strategic Assets in Crowdfunding

Carina Thurridl

Bernadette Kamleitner

Winter, 2016

58-2

Are Syndicates the Killer App of Equity Crowdfunding?

Ajay Agrawal

Christian Catalini

Avi Goldfarb

Winter, 2016

58-2

The Present and Future of Crowdfunding

Valentina Assenova

Jason Best

Mike Cagney

Fall, 2015

58-1

Family-Driven Innovation: Resolving the Paradox in Family Firms

Alfredo De Massis

Alberto Di Minin

Fredrico Frattini

Fall, 2015

58-1

Resources and Innovation in Family Businesses: The Janus-Face of Socioemotional Preferences

Danny Miller

Mike Wright

Isabelle Le Breton-Miller

Fall, 2015

58-1

Managing Turbulence: Business Model Development ina Family-Owned Airline

Marcel Bogers

Britta Boyd

Svend Hollensen

Fall, 2015

58-1

Family Assets and Liabilities in the Innovation process

Morten Bennedsen

Nicolai Foss

Fall, 2015

58-1

Diagnosing Innovation Readiness in Family Firms

Daniel T. Holt

Joshua J. Daspit

Fall, 2015

58-1

The Three Faces of Bounded Reliability: Alfred Chandler and the MicroFoundations of Management Theory

Liena Kano

Alain Verbeke

Fall, 2015

58-1

Fair Trade USA: Scaling for Impact

Jennifer Walske

Laura D. Tyson

Summer, 2015

57-4

Balanced Workplace Flexibility: Avoiding the Traps

Ellen Ernst Kossek

Rebecca J. Thompson

Brenda A. Lautsch

Summer, 2015

57-4

Consumer Markets for Remanufactured and Refurbished Products

James D. Abbey

Margaret G. Meloy

Joseph Blackburn

V. Daniel R. Guide Jr.

Summer, 2015

57-4

CGIP: Managing Consumer Generated Intellectual Property

Pierre Berthon

Leyland Pitt

Jan Kietzmann

Ian P. McCarthy

Summer, 2015

57-4

Crowdsourcing-Based Business Models: How to Create and Capture Value

Thomas Kohler

Evila Piva

Cristina Rossi-Lamastra

Douglas Ellenoff

Louise Scholes

Kate Karas

Summer, 2015

57-4

Overcoming Barriers to Entry in an Established Industry: Tesla Motors

Summer, 2015

57-4

Castlight Health: Disrupting the Health Care Industry

Spring, 2015

57-3

Hybrid Organizations: Origins, Strategies, Impacts, and Implications

Spring, 2015

57-3

Spring, 2015

Jennifer Kelly Miller

J.R. Clark

Nardia Haigh

John Walker

Sophie Bacq

Benefit Corporation Legislation and the Emergence of a Social Hybrid Category

Hans Rawhouser

Michael Cummings

Andrew Crane

57-3

Making Hybrids Work: Aligning Business Models and Organizational Design for Social Enterprises

Filipe Santos

Anne-Clarie Pache

Christoph Birkholz

Spring, 2015

57-3

Hybrid Organizations as Shape-Shifters: Altering Legal Structure for Strategic Gain

Nardia Haigh

Elena Dowin Kennedy

John Walker

Spring, 2015

57-3

How Hybrid Organizations Turn Antangonistic Assets into Complementarities

Kai Hockerts

Spring, 2015

57-3

Indentifying, Mapping, and Monitoring the Impact of Hybrid Firms

Spring, 2015

57-3

Strategic Responses to Hybris Social Ventures

Winter, 2015

57-2

Thin Political Markets: the Soft Underbelly of Capitalism

Karthik Ramanna

Winter, 2015

57-2

Improving Private Sector Impact on Poverty Alleviation

Paul Clyde

Winter, 2015

57-2

Global Clusters of Innovation: Lessons from Silicon Valley

Jerome S. Engel

Winter, 2015

57-2

Engaging with Startups to Enhance Corporation Innovation

Tobias Weiblen

Henry W. Chesbrough

Winter, 2015

57-2

3D Robotics: Disrupting the Drone Market

Toby Stuart

Chris Anderson

Winter, 2015

57-2

How a One-Time Incentive Can Induce Long-Term Commitment to Training

Teck-Hua Ho

Catherine Yeung

Fall, 2014

57-1

A Better Way to Forecast

Uriel Haran

Don A. Moore

Robert E. Cole

Yoshifumi Nakata

Lance A. Bettencourt

Robert F. Lusch

The Japanese Software Industry: What Went Wrong and What Can We Learn from It? A Service Lens on Value Creation: Marketing's Role in Achieving Strategic Advantage

Edward Peter Stringham Kristiana Raube

Diane Holt

David Littlewood

Matthew Lee

Jason Jay

Jill Kickul

Aneel Karnani

Fall, 2014

57-1

Fall, 2014

57-1

Fall, 2014

57-1

Opportunity Creation in Innovation Networks: Interactive Revealing Practices

Sirkka L. Jarvenpaa

Liisa Välikangas

Fall, 2014

57-1

Green Innovation Games: Value-Creation Strategies for Corporate Sustainability

Tommi Lampikoski

Mika Westerlund

Risto Rajala

Fall, 2014

57-1

Fish Friendly Farming: Water, Wine, and Fish—Sustainable Agriculture for a Thirsty World

Summer, 2014

56-4

Leanwashing: A Hidden Factor in the Obesity Crisis

Aneel Karnani

Brent McFerran

Anirban Mukhopadkyay

Summer, 2014

56-4

Winning in Rural Emerging Markets: General Electric's Research Study on MNCs

Fabio Ancarani

Judy K. Frels

Joanne Miller

Summer, 2014

56-4

Is Revenue Sharing Right for Your Supply Chain?

Mehmet Sekip Altug

Garrett van Ryzin

Summer, 2014

56-4

Managing Ambiguity in Strategic Alliances

Rajesh Kumar

Summer, 2014

56-4

Managing Crowds in Innovation Challenges

Arvind Malhotra

Ann Majchrzak

Summer, 2014

56-4

Social Media: A Tool for Open Innovation

Matthew Mount

Marian Garcia Martinez

Summer, 2014

56-4

Chez Panisse: Building an Open Innovation Ecosystem

Henry Chesbrough

Sohyeong Kim

Stephen L. Vargo

Kristian Möller

Ernest Gundling

Alice Agogino

Chiara Saibene

Massimo Barberio

Spring, 2014

56-3

Strategic Agility in MNEs: Managing Tensions to Capture Opportunities across Emerging and Established Markets

Spring, 2014

56-3

How Do Different Types of Mergers and Acquisitions Facilitate Strategic Agility?

Spring, 2014

56-3

Paradoxical Leadership to Enable Strategic Agility

Spring, 2014

56-3

How to Tell which Decisions are Strategic

Spring, 2014

56-3

Developing and Diffusing New Technologies: Strategies for Legitimization

Spring, 2014

56-3

What Impact? A Framework for Measuring the Scale and Scope of Social Performance

Spring, 2014

56-3

Maersk Line: B2B Social Media—"It's Communication, Not Marketing" Social Capital, Sense making, and Recovery: Japanese Companies and the 2011 Earthquake Managing Value in Supply Chains: Case Studies on the Sourcing Hub Concept

Sebastian P. L. Fourné

Justin J. P. Jansen

Tom J. M. Mom

Nir N. Brueller

Abraham Carmeli

Israel Drori

Marianne W. Lewis

Constantine Andriopoulos

Wendy K. Smith

Jeremy Hall

Vernon Bachor

Stelvia Matos

Alnoor Ebrahim

V. Kasturi Rangan

Zsolt Katona

Miklos Sarvary

George Olcott

Nick Oliver

Ram Shivakumar

Winter, 2014

56-2

Winter, 2014

56-2

Winter, 2014

56-2

Retail Inventory: Managing the Canary in the Coal Mine

Winter, 2014

56-2

Coping with Open Innovation: Responding to the Challenges of External Engagement in R&D

Winter, 2014

56-2

Employee Contributions to Brand Equity

Winter, 2014

56-2

Culture Change at Genentech: Accelerating Strategic and Financial Accomplishments

Winter, 2014

56-2

Contesting the Value of "Creating Shared Value"

Fall, 2013

56-1

The New Perspective on Organizational Wrongdoing

Donald A. Palmer

Fall, 2013

56-1

The Agenda-Setting Power of Stakeholder Media Where Has the Time Gone? Addressing Collaboration Overload in a Networked Economy People Operations at Mozilla Corporation: Scaling a Peer-to-Peer Global Community

Fall, 2013

56-1

Fall, 2013

56-1

Fall, 2013

56-1

Coach McKeever: Unorthodox Leadership Lessons from the Pool

Fall, 2013

56-1

Steering Manufacturing Firms Towards Service Business Model Innovation

Summer, 2013

55-4

Summer, 2013

55-4

Summer, 2013

55-4

Summer, 2013

55-4

Summer, 2013

55-4

Summer, 2013

55-4

Summer, 2013

55-4

Summer, 2013

55-4

Building Appropriation Advantage: An Introduction to the Special Issue on Intellectual Property Management Towards the (Strategic) Management of Intellectual Property: Retrospective and Prospective Managing Intellectual Property Using Patent Pools: Lessons from Three Generations of Pools in the Optical Disc Industry IP Models to Orchestrate Innovation Ecosystems: IMEC, a Public Research Institute in Nano-Electronics IP Modularity: Profiting from Innovation by Aligning Product Architecture with Intellectual Property Recovering Abandoned Compounds Through Expanded External IP Licensing Value Articulation: A Framework for the Strategic Management of Intellectual Property Protecting Growth Options in Dynamic Markets: The Role of Strategic Disclosure in Integrated Intellectual Property Strategies

Anupam Agrawal Vishal Gaur Ammon Salter Betsy Dubois Gelb

Arnoud De Meyer

Luk N. Van Wassenhove

Saravanan Kesavan

Ananth Raman

Paola Criscuolo

Anne L.J. Ter Wal

Deva Rangarajan

Jennifer Chatman Andrew Crane

Guido Palazzo

Laura J. Spence

Dirk Matten

Mark Lee Hunter

Luk N. Van Wassenhove

Maria Besiou

Mignon van Halderen

Rob Cross

Peter Gray

Homa A. Schroth Holly A. Schroth Ivanka Visnjic Kastalli

Bart Van Looy

Andy Neely

Alberto Di Minin

Dries Faems

Abdulrahman Y. Al-Aali

David J. Teece

Simon den Uijl

Rudi Bekkers

Henk J. de Vries

Bart Leten

Wim Vanhaverbeke

Nadine Roijakkers

Joachim Henkel

Carliss Y. Baldwin

Willy Shih

Henry Chesbrough

Eric L. Chen

James G. Conley

Peter M. Bican

Holger Ernst

Tilo Peters

Jana Thiel

Christopher L. Tucci

André Clerix

Johan Van Helleputte

Summer, 2013

55-4

Operational Challenges and ST's Proposed Solutions to Improve Collaboration between IP and R&D in Innovation Processes

Summer, 2013

55-4

Strategic Management of Intellectual Property: An Integrated Approach

Summer, 2013

55-4

Managing the Intellectual Property Disassembly Problem

Spring, 2013

55-3

Building Brands Together: Emergence and Outcomes of Co-Creation

Spring, 2013

55-3

Customer-Centric Leadership: How to Manage Strategic Customers as Assets in B2B Markets

Spring, 2013

55-3

Conscious Capitalism Firms: Do They Behave as Their Proponents Say?

Spring, 2013

55-3

Understanding the Performance Drivers of Conscious Firms

Rajendra S. Sisodia

Spring, 2013

55-3

On the Scientific Status of the Conscious Capitalism Theory

Chong Wang

Spring, 2013

55-3

When it Takes a Network: Creating Strategy and Agility through Wargaming

Arnoud Franken

Spring, 2013

55-3

What Drives Exponential Improvements?

Jeffrey Lee Funk

Spring, 2013

55-3

Amici's East Coast Pizzeria

Winter, 2013

55-2

Avoiding the Pitfalls of Overconfidence while Benefiting from the Advantages of Confidence

Winter, 2013

55-2

Winter, 2013

Fabrizio Cesaroni

Andrea Piccaluga

William W. Fisher III

Felix Oberholzer-Gee

Ove Granstrand

Marcus Holgersson

Nicholas Ind

Oriol Iglesias

Majken Schultz

Christopher Senn

Axel Thoma

George S. Yip

Chong Wang

Harry Thomsett

Naeem Zafar

Jack Fuchs

Victoria Chang

Alex B. Van Zant

Don A. Moore

Self-Inflicted Industry Wounds: Early Warning Signals and Pelican Gambits

Thomas Donaldson

Paul J.H. Schoemaker

55-2

Doing Business Without Exchanging Money: The Scale and Creativity of Modern Barter

Andrew M. Kaikati

Jack G. Kaikati

Winter, 2013

55-2

Go Configure: The Mix of Purchasing Practices to Choose for Your Supply Base

Adam Lindgreen

Joelle Vanhamme

Winter, 2013

55-2

Simple Rules for Designing Business Models

Sayan Chatterjee

Winter, 2013

55-2

Proteolix: A "Me-Too" Success

Larry Lasky

Fall, 2012

55-1

The Flattened Firm: Not as Advertised

Julie Wulf

Fall, 2012

55-1

Ecosystem Advantage: How to Harness the Power of Partners

Peter James Williamson

Arnoud De Meyer

Fall, 2012

55-1

A Fat Debate on Big Food? Unraveling Blogosphere Reactions

Ans Kolk

Hsin-Hsuan Meg Lee

Willemijn Van Dolem

Fall, 2012

55-1

Sustainability: Stakeholder Perceptions vs. Corporate Reality

John Peloza

Moritz Loock

James Cerruti

Michael Muyot

Fall, 2012

55-1

Poverty Alleviation for Poor Producers in Developing Countries

Kevin McKague

Christine Oliver

Fall, 2012

55-1

Environment Regulation and Innovation Dynamics

Zoran Perunovic

Jelena VidicPerunovic

Fall, 2012

55-1

Alphabet Energy: Thermoelectric and Market Entry

Beverly Alexander

Adam Boscoe

Mason Cabot

Philip Dawsey

Summer, 2012

54-4

Can Innovation Be Lean?

Tyson R. Browning

Nada R. Sanders

Summer, 2012

54-4

Managing the Front End of New Product Development

Henrik Floren

Johan Frishammar

Summer, 2012

54-4

Democratizing Strategy: How Crowdsourcing Can Be Used for Strategy Dialogues

Daniel Stieger

Kurt Matzler

Sayan Chatterjee

Florian LadstaetterFussenegger

Summer, 2012

54-4

A Strategic Framework for Spare Parts Logistics

Stephan M. Wagner

Ruben Jonke

Andreas B. Eisingerich

Erik M. van Raaij

Wesley J. Johnston

Victoria Chang

Luc Emmanuel Barreau

Summer, 2012

54-4

Employee Engagement and CSR

Summer, 2012

54-4

Managing in Different Growth Contexts

Summer, 2012

54-4

SpeedSim: Made to Exit!

Spring, 2012

54-3

Corporate Brand Management Imperatives

John M.T. Balmer

Spring, 2012

54-3

Strategically Leveraging CSR: A Corporate Branding Perspective

Christine Vallaster

Adam Lindgreen

Francois Maon

Spring, 2012

54-3

Building a Strong Corporate Ethical Identity: Key Findings from Suppliers

Nicola Kleyn

Russell Abratt

Kerry Chipp

Spring, 2012

54-3

Corporate Languages and Strategic Agility

Mary Yoko Brannen

Yves L. Doz

Spring, 2012

54-3

Outstanding Complex Business Processes

Matthias Holweg

Frits K. Pil

Spring, 2012

54-3

Managing Unsolicited Ideas for R&D

Oliver Alexy

Paola Criscuolo

Spring, 2012

54-3

GE's ecomagination Challenge: An Experiment in Open Innovation

Winter, 2012

54-2

Taboo Scenarios: How to Think about the Unthinkable

Winter, 2012

54-2

Corporate Reputations: Built in or Bolted On?

Winter, 2012

54-2

Win the Brand Relevance Battle and then Build Competitor Barriers

Winter, 2012

54-2

B2B Brand Architecture

Winter, 2012

54-2

The Renaissance CIO Project: The Invisible Factors of Extraordinary Success

Winter, 2012

54-2

Flexible Footprints: Reconfiguring MNCs for New Value Opportunities

Winter, 2012

54-2

Misguided Policy? Following Venture Capital into Clean Technology

Fall, 2011

54-1

Introduction

Fall, 2011

54-1

Government Policy and Firm Strategy in the Solar Photovoltaic Industry

Fall, 2011

54-1

Corporate Responses to Environmental Protection in China

Fall, 2011

54-1

The Drivers of Greenwashing

Fall, 2011

54-1

The Case of Clean Development

Fall, 2011

54-1

Airlines' Flexibility in Facing Regulatory Uncertainty

Fall, 2011

54-1

Strategies to Cope with Regulatory Uncertainty in the Auto Industry

Fall, 2011

54-1

Profiting from Environmental Regulatory Uncertainty

Summer, 2011

53-4

Organizational Ambidexterity in Action

Summer, 2011

53-4

Integrating Environmental and International Strategies

53-4

Innovation in Multi-Invention Contexts: Mapping Solutions to Technological and Intellectual Property Complexity

Summer, 2011

Philip Mirvis Julia Prats

Marc Sosna

Naeem Zafar

Victoria Chang

S. Ramakrishna Velamuri

Ammon Salter

Henry Chesbrough Paul J. H. Schoemaker

Philip E. Tetlock

Grahame Dowling

Peter Moran

David A. Aaker Steve Muylle

Niraj Dawar

James Moffat Spritze

Judith J. Lee

Elizabeth Maitland

Andre Sammartino

Andrew B. Hargadon

Martin Kenney

Alfred Marcus

J. Alberto Aragon-Correa

Usha C. V. Haley

Douglas A. Schuler

Christopher Marquis

Jianjun Zhang

Magali Delmas

Vanessa Cuerel Burbano

Ans Kolk

Gerhard Mulde

Christain Engau

Volker H. Hoffman

Sandra Rothenberg

John E. Ettlie

Adam R. Fremeth

Brian K. Richter

Charles A. O'Reilly III

Michael L. Tushman

Frank Wijen

Rob van Tulder

Deepak Somaya

David Teece

Deva Rangarajan

Jonatan Pinkse

Yanhua Zhou

Timo Busch

Simon Wakeman

Michael Goldman

Summer, 2011

53-4

How to Foster and Sustain Engagement in Virtual Communities

Summer, 2011

53-4

Leveraging Networks to Reduce the Costs of Turnover

Summer, 2011

53-4

It's Not About Winning It's About Getting Better

Spring, 2011

53-3

The Case for Open Services Innovation: The Commodity Trap

Spring, 2011

53-3

Super-Flexibility for Real-Time Adaptation: Perspectives from Silicon Valley

Spring, 2011

53-3

Spring, 2011

Constance Elise Porter

Naveen Donthu

William H. MacElroy

Donna Wydra

Gary Ballinger

Elizabeth Craig

Rob Cross

Peter Gray

Holly A. Schroth Henry Chesbrough Homa Bahrami

Stuart Evans

CSR as Reputation Insurance: Primum Non Nocere

Dylan Minor

John Morgan

53-3

Two and One-Half Cheers for Conscious Capitalism

James O'Toole

David Vogel

Winter, 2011

53-2

Agile Innovation: A Footprint Balancing Distance and Immersion

Keeley Wilson

Yves L. Doz

Winter, 2011

53-2

Global Clusters of Innovation: The Case of Israel and Silicon Valley

Jerome S. Engel

Itxaso del-Palacio

Winter, 2011

53-2

Marketing Technological Innovation to LDCs: Lesson from One Laptop Per Child

Emmanuel Yujuico

Betsy DuBois Gelb

Winter, 2011

53-2

"Doing Well by Doing Good": The Grand Illusion

Winter, 2011

53-2

"First They Ignore You…": The Time-Context Dynamic and Corporate Social Responsibility

Pietra Rivoli

Winter, 2011

53-2

A response to Pietra Rivoli and Sandra Waddock CSR Stuck in a Logical Trap

Aneel Karnani

Winter, 2011

53-2

A response to Aneel Karnani The Grand Misapprehension

Fall, 2010

53-1

Is Your Project Turning into a Black Hole?

Fall, 2010

53-1

Fall, 2010

Aneel Karnani Sandra Waddock

Pietra Rivoli

Sandra Waddock

Mark Keil

Magnus Mähring

How Project Management Came to Emphasize Control Over Flexibility and Novelty

Sylvain Lenfle

Christoph Loch

53-1

Playing at Serial Acquisitions

Han T.J. Smit

Thras Moraitis

Fall, 2010

53-1

Managing Disputes with Nonmarket Stakeholders

Fall, 2010

53-1

Internationalization Strategies of Emerging Markets Firms

Hueiting Tsai

Fall, 2010

53-1

A Framework for the Practice of Leading Global IT-Enabled Change

Einar Iveroth

Fall, 2010

53-1

Technology Transfer across Organizational Boundaries

Ulrich Lichtenthaler

Eckhard Lichtenthaler

Summer, 2010

52-4

The Last Frontier: Market Creation in Conflict Zones, Deep Rural Areas, and Urban Slums

Jamie L. Anderson

Constantinos Markides

Summer, 2010

52-4

Challenges in Marketing Socially Useful Goods to the Poor

Bernard Garrette

Aneel Karnani

Summer, 2010

52-4

Convergence in Entrepreneurial Leadership Style: Evidence from Russia

Daniel J. McCarthy

Sheila M. Puffer

Summer, 2010

52-4

Unlocking the Performance of the Chief Information Officer (CIO)

Summer, 2010

52-4

Regulatory Pressure and Competitive Dynamics: Carbon Management Strategies of UK Energy-Intensive Companies

Summer, 2010

52-4

Prediction Markets: A New Tool for Strategic Decision Making

Spring, 2010

52-3

The Impact of Illegal Peer-to Peer File-Sharing on the Media Industry

Anne T. Lawrence Andreas A. Eisingerich

Martin Kupp

Sergei V. Darda

Joe Peppard Chukwumerije Okereke

Duncan Russel

Adam Borison

Gregory Hamm

Sanjay Goel

Paul Miesing

Uday Chandra

Spring, 2010

52-3

Ambient Communication: How to Engage Consumers in Urban Touch-Points

Spring, 2010

52-3

Public Responsibility and Private Enterprise in Developing Countries

Spring, 2010

52-3

Spring, 2010

Rossella C. Gambetti Mike Valente

Andrew Crane

Building Sustainable High-Growth Startup Companies

Antonio Davila

George Foster

Ning Jia

52-3

Open Innovation and the State-Gate Process: A Revised Model for New Product Development

Johan Grönlund

David Rönnberg Sjödin

Johan Frishammar

Spring, 2010

52-3

Fiat: Open Innovation in a Downturn (1993-2003)

Alberto Di Minin

Federico Frattini

Andrea Piccaluga

Winter, 2010

52-2

Green Retailing Factors for Success

Kee-hung Lai

T.C.E. Cheng

Ailie K. Y. Tang

Winter, 2010

52-2

Global Customer Management Programs

Noel Capon

Christoph Senn

Winter, 2010

52-2

So what if remanufacturing cannibalizes my new product sales?

Atlay Atasu

V. Daniel R. Guide, Jr.

Winter, 2010

52-2

Tournaments for Ideas

John Morgan

Richard Wang

Winter, 2010

52-2

Refining Virtual Co-Creation from a Consumer Perspective

Johann Füller

Fall, 2009

52-1

Customer Rage: Triggers, Tipping Points, and Take-Outs

Paul G. Patterson

Janet R. McColl-Kennedy

Fall, 2009

52-1

Advertising and the Mortgage Market Crisis

Vanessa G. Perry

Carol M. Motley

Fall, 2009

52-1

Observing and Preserving the Luxury Brand

Pierre Berthon

Leyland Pitt

Fall, 2009

52-1

Automotive Quality Reputation: Hard to Achieve, Hard to Lose, Still Harder to Win Back

Robert E. Cole

Michael S. Flynn

Fall, 2009

52-1

Managing the Value-Add Reseller Channel at Cisco Systems

Kirthi Kalyanam

Surinder Brar

Fall, 2009

52-1

Merged Datasets: A Tool for Evidence-Based Management

Palmer Morrel-Samuels

Ed Francis

Steve Shucard

Fall, 2009

52-1

Learning How to Master Enterprise Systems

Oswaldo Lorenzo

Peter Kawalek

Boumediene Ramdani

Summer, 2009

51-4

The Emergence and Evolution of the Multidimensional Organization

J. Strikwerda

J. W. Stoelhorst

Summer, 2009

51-4

Liberating Leadership

Summer, 2009

51-4

The I-Form Organization

Summer, 2009

51-4

Organizational Ambidexterity: IBM and Emerging Business Opportunities

Summer, 2009

51-4

Summer, 2009

Luk N. Van Wassenhove

Amy K. Smith

Zhi Lu

Michael Parent

Jean-Paul Berthon

Isaac Getz Raymond E. Miles

Grant Miles

Charles C. Snow

Charles A. O'Reilly III

J. Bruce Harreld

Michael L. Tushman

Bottom-of-the Pyramid: Organizational Barriers to Implementation

Mette Olsen

Eva Boxenbaum

51-4

Multinational Enterprises and the Promotion of Civil Society: The Challenge for 21st Century Capitalism

Mark Lehrer

Christian Delaunay

Spring, 2009

51-3

Aligning Identity and Strategy

John M. T. Balmer

Helen Stuart

Stephen A. Greyser

Spring, 2009

51-3

Value Creation Architectures and Competitive Advantage

Helmut Dietl

Susanne Royer

Uwe Sratmann

Spring, 2009

51-3

Executive Strategic Change

Arnoud Franken

Chris Edwards

Rob Lambert

Spring, 2009

51-3

Connecting Up Strategy: Are Senior Strategy Directors a Missing Link?

Duncan Angwin

Sotirios Paroutis

Sarah Mitson

Spring, 2009

51-3

The Role of Collaboration in Achieving Corporate Social Responsibility Objectives

John Peloza

Loren Falkenberg

Kirsimarja Blomqvist

Hector Rocha

Spring, 2009

51-3

Scaling Social Entrepreneurial Impact

Paul N. Bloom

Aaron K. Chatterji

Spring, 2009

51-3

Governing Information Technology Risk

Michael Parent

Blaize Horner Reich

Winter, 2009

51-2

Strategic Planning for the Infrastructure Sector

Damian Dominguez

Hagen Worch

Jochen Markard

Winter, 2009

51-2

Understanding Public Private Partnerships

Young Hoon Kwak

YingYi Chih

C. Williams Ibbs

Winter, 2009

51-2

Valuing Infrastructure Investment

Han T. J. Smit

Lenos Trigeorgis

Winter, 2009

51-2

Innovation in Megaprojects

Andrew Davies

David Gann

James Barlow

Martina Köberle-Gaiser

Winter, 2009

51-2

Delivering Innovation in Hospital Construction

Winter, 2009

51-2

Developing Cooperative Project Client-Supplier Relationships

Winter, 2009

51-2

Delusion and Deception in Large Infrastructure Project

Bent Flyvbjerg

Massimo Garbuio

Winter, 2009

51-2

The Invisible Green Hand

Martha Amram

Nalin Kulatilaka

Fall, 2008

51-1

Dancing with Gorillas: How Small Companies Can Partner Effectively with MNCs

Shameen Prashantham

Julian Birkinshaw

Fall, 2008

51-1

Building Value at the Top and the Bottom of the Global Supply Chain

Paola Perez-Aleman

Marion Sandilands

Fall, 2008

51-1

Information Systems Back sourcing

Natasha R. Veltri

Carol S. Saunders

Bernhard Truffer

Tony Douglas

Nuno Gil

Fall, 2008

51-1

Can the virtuous mouse and the wealthy elephant live happily ever after?

James E. Austin

Herman B. "Dutch" Leonard

Fall, 2008

51-1

Commentaries on the Austin and Leonard article

Susan Waddock

Philip H. Mirvis

Fall, 2008

51-1

Mortgage Guarantee Programs and the Subprime Crisis

Dwight M. Jaffee

John M. Quigley

Fall, 2008

51-1

Marketing in a Silo World

David A. Aaker

Summer, 2008

50-4

When Customers Create the Ad

Pierre Berthon

Summer, 2008

50-4

Managing Proprietary and Shared Platforms

Summer, 2008

50-4

Managing in the Talent Economy

Summer, 2008

50-4

Improving Team Effectiveness through a Network Perspective

Summer, 2008

50-4

Experiences from IKEA

Summer, 2008

50-4

Outsourcing: From Cost Management to Innovation and Business Value

Summer, 2008

50-4

Planning for Exit in Strategic Alliance

Spring, 2008

50-3

Introduction

Spring, 2008

50-3

Information Services in the U.S. Economy

Spring, 2008

50-3

Spring, 2008

50-3

Dan Lovall

C. Bruce Kavan

Leyland Pitt

Colin Campbell

Chris Brady

David Bolchover

Brian Sturgess

Rob Cross

Kate Ehrlich

Ross Dawson

Thomas R. Eisenmann

Enrico Baraldi Michael R. Weeks

David Feeny

Ranjay Gulati

Maxim Sytch

Parth Mehrotra

Uday M. Apte

Uday S. Karmarkar

Hiranya K. Nath

A New Recipe for Client-Provider Value Creation

Kristain Möller

Risto Rajala

Mika Westerlund

How to Innovate Customers, Not Products

Stefan Michel

Stephen W. Brown

Andrew S. Gallan

Henry W. Chesbrough

John Helferich

Willi Gujer

Spring, 2008

50-3

Service Blueprinting

Mary Jo Bitner

Amy L. Ostrom

Spring, 2008

50-3

Nokia's Rollercoaster Experience

Yves Doz

Mikko Kosonen

Spring, 2008

50-3

Rethinking Management Education

Paul J. H. Schoemaker

Spring, 2008

50-3

Cutting the Strategy Diamond in High-Technology Ventures

Robert A. Burgelman

Robert E. Siegel

Felicia N. Morgan

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Jay Moon

Russell Griffith

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