The Intellectual Capital Realization Process (ICRP): an
application of the resource-based view of the firm.
Managing an organization's strategy constitutes an attempt to
find the best fit between internal resources and the external
environment to seize the best opportunities as they become . . .
Predictors of employee trust of their CEO: a three-country
study.
The extent to which the words and actions of a firm's top
management can be trusted is a major corporate governance issue in
today's U.S. organizations. Concern over CEO and . . .
The impact of CEO duality and prestige on a bankrupt
organization.
Everyone is most likely painfully aware of the raft of recent
corporate scandals and bankruptcies (Byrne et al., 2002). The current
environment suggests a strong probability for changes in the . . .
New evidence regarding organizational downsizing and a
firm's financial performance: a long-term analysis *.
During the current economic turbulence facing corporations,
executives are searching for strategies that will enable the
organization to survive and potentially grow. One approach many
companies . . .
Effects of gender and power on PR managers' upward
influence.
Women's movement into management positions over the past forty
years has propelled an abundance of research into the similarities and
differences between female and male managers (for meta-analysis . . .
The role of expectations in the mentoring exchange: an analysis
of mentor and protege expectations in relation to perceived
supp
There are several tangible benefits that have been linked to
mentoring (Ragins and Cotton, 1999; Scandura, 1992; Silverhart, 1994;
Turban and Dougherty, 1994; Whitely and Coetsier, 1993; Whitely et . . .
Determinants of the anonymity of the CEO evaluation
process.
In the last decade, there has been considerable attention to CEO
pay in the popular press. The dominant issue is why CEOs are paid so
much and whether they are worth the compensation they receive. . . .
Auditor reputation and the insurance hypothesis: the information
content of disclosures of financial distress of a major account
It is obvious that the rapid demise of Andersen LLP (Limited
Liability Partnership) has significant implications for its clients.
However, even less dramatic events affecting an auditor may . . .
The cognitive and affective antecedents of general trust within
cooperative organizations.
"Trusting behavior may be motivated primarily by strong
positive affect for the object of trust or by 'good rational
reasons' why the object of trust merits trust, or, more usually,
some . . .
Empirically testing the boundaries of benevolence in asymmetric
channel relations: a response to economic dependence.
The recent attention paid to reseller-supplier relationships in the
marketing literature focuses heavily on both economic and social
dependence to explain market exchange and the building and . . .
The primary drivers for continuous improvement: the reduction of
the triad of waste.
Globalization (the rise of market capitalism around the world) has
been a stimulus for a transformation in regional integration through
trading blocks such as the North American Free Trade . . .
Biographical sketch of Dr. Richard J. Tersine.(Biography)
In this issue, we are pleased to publish a "Guest Managerial
Feature" article by Richard J. Tersine, "The Primary Drivers
for Continuous Improvement: The Reduction of the Triad of Waste."
This . . .
Employee perceptions of stakeholder focus and commitment to the
organization.
Today's increasingly competitive business environment requires
that companies find new and improved strategies for achieving superior
financial returns. In a world in which technology has driven . . .
An examination of whether incentive compensation and stock
ownership affect internal auditor objectivity.
Recent events in the corporate sector have increased the prominence
of internal auditing. The bankruptcies, financial reporting
irregularities, and fraudulent activities that took place in . . .
Investigating internet channel opportunities and challenges:
managers' experiences across five industries.
The development and execution of business models is a complex
process to begin with, and it becomes even more complex when we factor
in the Internet. The purpose of our study is to understand . . .
Survival in the Korean furniture industry: value-chain
networking.
The sudden disappearance of funding threatened many firms in the
Korean furniture industry. Almost overnight, many of these firms went
out of business. Even large furniture manufacturers were at . . .
Toward a general theoretical model of computer-based factors that
affect managerial decision making.
Graphics and interactive visualization components are being used to
display complex structures and relationships (Gershon et al., 1998),
facilitate comparative analysis (Goddard, 2000; Sauter, . . .
Do size and diversification type matter? An examination of
post-bankruptcy outcomes.
In her sample of 806 firms, Hotchkiss found that only 24% (197)
successfully reorganized and 49% (97) of those firms survived for five
years after reorganization. Moreover, Hotchkiss found that the . . .
TQM workforce factors and employee involvement: the pivotal role
of teamwork.(total quality management)
According to Cotton, EI is "a participative process to use the
entire capacity of workers, designed to encourage employee commitment to
organizational success" (1993: 3). In EI, employees are drawn . . .
Personal values of accounting alumni: an empirical examination of
differences by gender and age.
Recent headlines highlight the increased attention placed on the
values and ethics of business professionals and accountants. In 2001,
the implications of Enron were not limited to the business . . .
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