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THUNDERBIRD INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS REVIEW Author Index, Volume 40, 1998 Alavi, Jafar, see Thomas W. Cavusgil, S. Tamer, Trends: In- Zimmerer. ternationalizing Doctoral Edu- Anwar, Syed Tariq, Book Re- cation in Business: A Call for view: Cooperative Strategies Action, 1:77-—86. Series (North American Per- Chartier, Charles, Chine: Eco- spectives, European Perspec- nomic Reforms and WTO Ac- tives, Asian Pacific Perspec- cession, 3:257—278. tives), 1:87—90. Chen, Homin, and Tain-jy Chen, Appiah-Adu, Kwaku, and Foreign Direct Investment as Charles Blankson,. Business a Strategic Linkage, 1:13—30. Strategy, Organizational Cul- Chen, Tain-jy, see Homin Chen. ture, and Market Orientation, Claes, Willy, Perspective: The 3:235-257. European Monetary Union, 4:349-357. Clarke, Duncan L., and Robert Bersticker, Albert C., Commen- Johnston, Trends: Economic tary: Competing Successfully Espionage and Interallied in a Global Economy, Strategic Cooperation, 5:441-449. 4:413-431. Bilgin, Zeynep, see George A. Coble, Hugh, Commentary: Marcoulides. Fanning the Flames of Learn- Blankson, Charles, see Kwaku ing, 4:339-348. Appiah-Adu. Brouthers, Keith D., Lance Eliot Denton, L. Trey, see J. Bernard Brouthers. and George Nakos, Keys. How European Union Firms Enter Central and Eastern Estrin, Saul, and Klaus E. Mey- Europe: The Influence of In- er, Opportunities and Trip- vestment Risk, Contractual wires for Foreign Investors in Risk and National Culture, Eastern Europe, 3:209—234. 5:485--504. Frankenstein, John, Hong Kong Brouthers, Lance Eliot, see 1997—A Look Back at Hong Keith D. Brouthers. Kong’s Future, 1:31-54. Thunderbird International Business Review, Vol. 40(6) 677-680 (November/December 1998) © 1998 John Wiley & Sons, Inc. CCC 1096-4762/98/060677-03 677 678 AUTHOR INDEX Gibson, Cristina B., see George The Big Ten: The Big Emerg- A. Marcoulides. ing Markets and How They Glaister, Keith W., see Ekrem Will Change Our Lives, 2: Tatoglu. 181-184. Gouvea Neto, Raul de, Merco- Luo, Yadong, and Mike W. Peng, sur: Fostering Regional Eco- First Mover Advantages in In- nomic Integration, 6:585-604. vesting in Transitional Economies, 2:141—164. Habib, Mohammed, see Arvind Phatak. Mahmoud, Essam, and Gillian Harvey, Michael, and Danielle Rice, Interview with Saad Al- Wiese, The Dual-Career Cou- Barrak, International Turnkey ple: Female Expatriates and Systems (ITS), Kuwait, Male Trailing Spouses, 5:451-460. 4:359-388. Marcoulides, George A., Burhan Hinterhuber, Hans H., and An- F. Yavas, Zeynep Bilgin, and dreas Hirsch, Commentary: Cristina B. Gibson, Reconcil- Starting Up A Strategic Net- ing Culturalist and Rational- work, 3:185-—208. ist Approaches: Leadership in Hirsch, Andreas, see Hans H. the United States and Turkey, Hinterhuber. 6:563-583. McCarthy, Daniel J., see Sheila Johnston, Robert, see Duncan L. M. Puffer. Clarke. Meyer, Klaus E., see Saul Es- trin. Keys, J. Bernard, Robert A. Wells, and L. Trey Denton, Nakos, George, see Keith D. Japanese Managerial and Or- Brouthers. ganizational Learning, 2:119-140. Osland, Gregory E., see Charles R. Taylor. Klein, Saul, Competition Policy and Global Competitiveness in Pavett, Cynthia M., and Gary South Africa, 5:50—523. Whitney Quality Values, Atti- Kotabe, Masaaki, Book Reviews: tudes and Behavioral Predis- Re-visiting the Essence of positions of Employees in Capitalism and its Role on Mexico, Australia, and the Economic Growth, 4:433-439. United States, 6:605-632. Lamamra, Ramtane, Commen- Peng, Mike W., see Yadong Luo. tary: Algeria’s Challenge: Phatak, Arvind, and Mohammed Democracy Versus Terrorism, Habib, How Should Managers 2:91-100. Treat Ethics in International LeMaster, Jane, Book Review: Business? 2:101—118. AUTHOR INDEX 679 Puffer, Sheila M., Daniel J. Mc- Walch, Karen S. Interview: Ja- Carthy, and Anatoly V. Zhu- maican Ambassador Richard plev, Doing Business in Rus- L. Bernal on Jamaica’s Con- sia: Lessons from Early temporary Business Environ- Entrants, 5:461—484. ment, 1:55—-68. Wells, Robert A., see J. Bernard Quayle, Dan, Commentary: Keys. America and the World: Five Weise, Danielle, see Michael Challenges, 1:3-12. Harvey. Whitney, Gary, see Cynthia M. Rae, Leslie, Trends: Knowledge Pavett. Sharing and the Virtual Orga- Wyckoff, Peter, Trends: The In- nization, 5:52 —540. ternet’s Global Potential and Rasheed, Abdul, Book Review: Multicultural Dilemmas, Through the Academic Look- 1:69-—76. ing Glass: A Critical View, 3:333-—337. Yang, John Z., Key Success Fac- Rice, Gillian, see Essam Mah- tors of Multinational Firms in moud. China, 6:633—668. Yasin, Mahmoud M. see Thomas Sood, James, Trends: An Inter- W. Zimmerer. national Patent Protection Yavas, Burhan F., see George A. System: A New Approach, Marcoulides. 2:165-180. Zhuplev, Anatoly V., see Sheila Tatoglu, Ekrem, and Keith W. M. Puffer. Glaister, Determinants of For- Zimmerer, Thomas W., Jafar eign Direct Investment in Alavi, and Mahmoud M. Turkey, 3:279-314. Yasin, Trends: Developing Taylor, Charles R., Shaoming Countries’ Strategic Opportu- Zou, and Gregory E. Osland, nities, 3:315-332. A Cross-Cultural Assessment of Transaction Cost Econom- Zou, Shaoming, see Charles R. ics: International Market En- Taylor. try Mode Choice by US and Zoubir, Yahia H., Editor’s Note, Japanese Firms, 4:389-412. 1:1-2. THUNDERBIRD INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS REVIEW Subject Index, Volume 40, 1998 Africa ganizational Learning, 2:119-140. Appiah-Adu, Kwaku, and Taylor, Charles R., Shaoming Charles Blankson, Business Zou, and Gregory E. Osland, Strategy,Organizational Cul- A Cross-Cultural Assessment ture, and Market Orientation, of Transaction Cost Econom- 3:235-257. ics: International Market En- Klein, Saul, Competition Policy try Mode Choice by US and and Global Competitiveness in Japanese Firms, 4:389—412. South Africa, 5:505-—523. Yang, John Z., Key Success Fac- Luo, Yadong, and Mike W. Peng, tors of Multinational Firms in First Mover Advantages in In- China, 6:633-689. vesting in Transitional Economies, 2:141—164. Business Intelligence Asia Clarke, Duncan L., and Robert Johnston, Trends: Economic Anwar, Syed Tariq, Book Re- Espionage and Interallied view: Cooperative Strategies Strategic Cooperation, Series, 1:87—90. 4:413-431. Chartier, Charles, Trends: Chi- na: Economic Reforms and WTO Accession, 3:257-278. Business Environment Chen, Homin, and Tain-jy Walch, Karen S., Interview: Ja- Chen, Foreign Direct Invest- maican Ambassador Richard ment as a Strategic Linkage, L. Bernal on Jamaica’s Con- 1:13-30. temporary Business Environ- Frankentstein, John, Hong ment, 1:55—-68. Kong 1997—A Look Back at Hong Kong’s Future, 1:31-54. Book Reviews Keys, J. Bernard, Robert A. Wells, and L. Trey Denton, Anwar, Syed Tariq, Book Re- Japanese Managerial and Or- view: Cooperative Strategies Thunderbird International Business Review, Vol. 40(6) 681-691 (November/December 1998) © 1998 John Wiley & Sons, Inc. CCC 1096-4762/98/060681-12 681 682 SUBJECT INDEX Series, North American, Euro- Democracy Versus Terrorism, pean, and Asian Pacific Per- 2:91-100. spectives, 1:87-90. Quayle, Dan, Commentary: Kotabe, Masaaki, Book Review: America and the World: Five Re-Visiting the Essence of Challenges, 1:3-12 Capitalism and Its Role on Economic Growth, Competitiveness 4:433-439. LeMaster, Jane, Book Review: Bersticker, Albert C., Commen- The Big Ten: The Big Emerg- tary: Competing Successfully ing Markets and How They in a Global Economy, Will Change Our Lives, 5:441-449. 2:181-184. Coble, Hugh, Commentary: Rasheed, Abdul, Book Review: Fanning the Flames of Learn- Through the Academic Look- ing, 4:339-348. ing Glass: A Critical View, Klein, Saul, Competition Policy 3:333-337. and Global Competitiveness in South Africa, 5:505-523. Quayle, Dan, Commentary: Caribbean America and the World: Five Walch, Karen S., Interview: Ja- Challenges, 1:3-12 maican Ambassador Richard Zimmerer, Thomas W., Jafar L. Bernal on Jamaica’s Con- Alavi, and Mahmoud M. temporary Business Environ- Yasin, Trends: Developing ment, 1:55-68. Countries’ Strategic Opportu- nities, 3:315-—332. Commentaries Cross Cultural Bersticker, Albert C., Commen- Communications tary: Competing Successfully in a Global Economy, Appiah-Adu, Kwaku, and 5:441-449, Charles Blankson, Business Claes, Willy, Perspective: The Strategy, Organizational Cul- European Monetary Union, ture, and Market Orientation, 4:349-357. 3:235-257. Coble, Hugh, Commentary: Brouthers, Keith D., Lance Eliot Fanning the Flames of Learn- Brouthers, and George Nakos, ing, 4:339-348. How European Union Firms Hinterhuber, Hans H., and An- Enter Central and Eastern dreas Hirsch, Commentary: Europe: The Influence of In- Starting Up A Strategic Net- vestment Risk, Contractual work, 3:185-208. Risk and National Culture, Lamamra, Ramtane, Commen- 5:485-504. tary: Algeria’s Challenge: Harvey, Michael, and Danielle SUBJECT INDEX Wiese, The Dual-Career Cou- ternational Business? ple: Female Expatriates and 2:101-118. Male Trailing Spouses, Sood, James, Trends: An Inter- 4:359-388. national Patent Protection Marcoulides, George A., Burhan System: A New Approach, F. Yavas, Zeynep Bilgin, and 2:165-180. Cristina B. Gibson, Reconcil- ing Culturalist and Rational- Europe ist Approaches: Leadership in Anwar, Syed Tariq, Book Re- the United States and Turkey, view: Cooperative Strategies 6:563-583. Series, North American, Euro- Rae, Leslie, Trends: Knowledge pean, and Asian Pacific Per- Sharing and the Virtual Orga- spectives, 1:87—90. nization, 5:525—-540. Brouthers, Keith D., Lance Eliot Taylor, Charles R., Shaoming Brouthers, and George Nakos, Zou, and Gregory E. Osland, Entering Central and Eastern A Cross-Cultural Assessment Europe: Risks and Cultural of Transaction Cost Econom- Barriers, 5:485—504. ics: International Market En- Chen, Homin, and Tain-jy Chen, try Mode Choice by US and Foreign Direct Investment as Japanese Firms, 4:389-412. a Strategic Linkage, 1:13—30. Claes, Willy, Perspective: The Emerging Markets European Monetary Union, 4:349-357. LeMaster, Jane, Book Review: Estrin, Saul, and Klaus E. Mey- The Big Ten: The Big Emerg- er, Opportunities and Trip- ing Markets and How They wires for Foreign Investors Will Change Our Lives, in Eastern Europe, 3:209- 2:181-184. 234. Luo, Yadong, and Mike W. Peng, Hinterhuber, Hans H., and An- First Mover Advantages in In- dreas Hirsch, Commentary: vesting in Transitional Starting Up A Strategic Net- Economies, 2:141—164. work, 3:185-—208. Zimmerer, Thomas W., Jafar Puffer, Sheila M., Daniel J. Mc- Alavi, and Mahmoud M. Carthy, and Anatoly V. Zhu- Yasin, Trends: Developing plev, Doing Business in Rus- Countries’ Strategic Opportu- sia: Lessons from Early nities, 3:315-332. Entrants, 5:461—484. Ethics Foreign Direct Investment Phatak, Arvind, and Mo- Chen, Homin, and Tain-jy Chen, hammed Habib, How Should Foreign Direct Investment as Managers Treat Ethics in In- a Strategic Linkage, 1:13—30. 684 SUBJECT INDEX Estrin, Saul, and Klaus E. Risk and National Culture, Meyer, Opportunities and 5:485-504. Tripwires for Foreign In- Coble, Hugh, Commentary: vestors in Eastern Europe, Fanning the Flames of Learn- 3:209-234. ing, 4:339-348. Lamamra, Ramtane, Commen- Frankentstein, John, Hong tary: Algeria’s Challenge: Kong 1997—A Look Back at Democracy Versus Terrorism, Hong Kong’s Future, 1:31-54. 2:91—100. Harvey, Michael, and Danielle Luo, Yadong, and Mike W. Peng, Wiese, The Dual-Career Cou- First Mover Advantages in In- ple: Female Expatriates and vesting in Transitional Male Trailing Spouses, Economies, 2:141—164. 4:359-388. Puffer, Sheila M., Daniel J. Mc- Hinterhuber, Hans H., and An- Carthy, and Anatoly V. Zhu- dreas Hirsch, Commentary: plev, Doing Business in Rus- Starting Up A Strategic Net- sia: Lessons from Early work, 3:185-208. Entrants, 5:461—484. LeMaster, Jane, Book Review: Tatoglu, Ekrem, and Keith W. The Big Ten: The Big Emerg- Glaister, Determinants of For- ing Markets and How They eign Direct Investment in Will Change Our Lives, Turkey, 3:279-314. 2:181-184. Walch, Karen S., Interview: Ja- Pavett, Cynthia M., and Gary maican Ambassador Richard Whitney, Quality Values, Atti- L. Bernal on Jamaica’s Con- tudes and Behavioral Predis- temporary Business Environ- positions of Employees in ment, 1:55-68. Mexico, Australia, and the Yang, John Z., Key Success Fac- United States, 6:605-632. tors of Multinational Firms in Puffer, Sheila M., Daniel J. Mc- China, 6:633-668. Carthy, and Anatoly V. Zhu- Zimmerer, Thomas W., Jafar plev, Doing Business in Rus- Alavi, and Mahmoud M. sia: Lessons from Early Yasin, Trends: Developing Entrants, 5:461-484. Countries’ Strategic Opportu- Quayle, Dan, Commentary: nities, 3:315-—332. America and the World: Five Challenges, 1:3-12. Rae, Leslie, Trends: Knowledge Globalization Sharing and the Virtual Orga- Brouthers, Keith D., Lance Eliot nization: 5:525—-540. Brouthers, and George Nakos, Sood, James, Trends: An Inter- How European Union Firms national Patent Protection Enter Central and Eastern System: A New Approach, Europe: The Influence of In- 2:165-180. vestment Risk, Contractual Tatoglu, Ekrem, and Keith W. SUBJECT INDEX Glaister, Determinants of For- Quayle, Dan, Commentary: eign Direct Investment in America and the World: Five Turkey, 3:279-314. Challenges, 1:3—-12. Wyckoff, Peter, Trends: The In- ternet’s Global Potential and Global Marketing Multicultural Dilemmas, 1:69-76. Appiah-Adu, Kwaku, and Charles Blankson, Business Strategy,Organizational Cul- Global Economy ture, and Market Orientation, Bersticker, Albert C., Commen- 3:235-257. tary: Competing Successfully Brouthers, Keith D., Lance Eliot in a Global Economy, Brouthers, and George Nakos, 5:441-449. How European Union Firms Chartier, Charles, Trends: Chi- Enter Central and Eastern na: Economic Reforms and Europe: The Influence of In- WTO Accession, 3:257-278. vestment Risk, Contractual Clarke, Duncan L., and Robert Risk and National Culture, Johnston, Trends: Economic 5:485-504. Espionage and Interallied Coble, Hugh, Commentary: Strategic Cooperation, Fanning the Flames of Learn- 4:413-431. ing, 4:339-348. Frankentstein, John, Hong Klein, Saul, Competition Policy Kong 1997—A Look Back at and Global Competitiveness in Hong Kong’s Future, 1:31-54. South Africa, 5:505-523. Gouvea Neto, Raul de, Merco- sur: Fostering Regional Eco- Human Resource nomic Integration, 6:585-604. Management Hinterhuber, Hans H., and An- dreas Hirsch, Commentary: Harvey, Michael, and Danielle Starting Up A Strategic Net- Wiese, The Dual-Career Cou- work, 3:185—208. ple: Female Expatriates and Klein, Saul, Competition Policy Male Trailing Spouses, and Global Competitiveness in 4:359-388. South Africa, 5:505—-523. Keys, J. Bernard, Robert A. Kotabe, Masaaki, Book Review: Wells, and L. Trey Denton, Re-Visiting the Essence of Japanese Managerial and Or- Capitalism and Its Role on ganizational Learning, Economic Growth, 4:433-—439. 2:119-140. LeMaster, Jane, Book Review: Marcoulides, George A., Burhan The Big Ten: The Big Emerg- F. Yavas, Zeynep Bilgin, and ing Markets and How They Cristina B. Gibson, Reconcil- Will Change Our Lives, ing Culturalist and Rational- 2:181-184. ist Approaches: Leadership in 686 SUBJECT INDEX the United States and Turkey, temporary Business Environ- 6:563-583. ment, 1:55—68. Pavett, Cynthia M., and Gary Whitney, Quality Values, Atti- tudes and Behavioral Predis- International Legal Issues positions of Employees in Brouthers, Keith D., Lance Eliot Mexico, Australia, and the Brouthers, and George Nakos, United States, 6:605-632. How European Union Firms Enter Central and Eastern International Business Europe: The Influence of In- Education vestment Risk, Contractual Risk and National Culture, Cavusgil, S. Tamer, Trends: In- 5:485-504. ternationalizing Doctoral Edu- Estrin, Saul, and Klaus E. Mey- cation in Business: A Call for er, Opportunities and Trip- Action, 1:77-86. wires for Foreign Investors in Coble, Hugh, Commentary: Eastern Europe, 3:209-234. Fanning the Flames of Learn- Frankentstein, John, Hong ing, 4:339-348. Kong 1997—A Look Back at Phatak, Arvind, and Mohammed Hong Kong’s Future, 1:31—54. Habib, How Should Managers Hinterhuber, Hans H., and An- Treat Ethics in International dreas Hirsch, Commentary: Business? 2:101-118. Starting Up A Strategic Net- Rasheed, Abdul, Book Review: work, 3:185-208. Through the Academic Look- Phatak, Arvind, and Mo- ing Glass: A Critical View, hammed Habib, How Should 3:333-337. Managers Treat Ethics in In- ternational Business? 2:101-118. International Finance Sood, James, Trends: An Inter- Chen, Homin, and Tain-jy Chen, national Patent Protection Foreign Direct Investment as System: A New Approach, a Strategic Li.kage, 1:13-30. 2:165-180. Claes, Willy, Perspective: The Walch, Karen S., Interview: Ja- European Monetary Union, maican Ambassador Richard 4:349-357. L. Bernal on Jamaica’s Con- Estrin, Saul, and Klaus E. Mey- temporary Business Environ- er, Opportunities and Trip- ment, 1:55—-68. wires for Foreign Investors in Zimmerer, Thomas W., Jafar Eastern Europe, 3:209-234. Alavi, and Mahmoud M. Walch, Karen S., Interview: Ja- Yasin, Trends: Developing maican Ambassador Richard Countries’ Strategic Opportu- L. Bernal on Jamaica’s Con- nities, 3:315-—332.